ONO - Red Summer [Vinyl]

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ONO - ONO - Red Summer [Vinyl]
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ONO began Red Summer in 2015 and finished three years later. It is a record about Chicago, racial violence, and the long arm of history, starting with events as distant - and relevant - as 1619, the year the Dutch ship Pearl filled with African slaves appeared on the American East Coast. This is where the record begins - the unsettling, carnivalesque overture 20th August 1619. Frontperson Travis begins SOLD! 23 Negars! N-E-G-A-R-S!! FIELD Negars good as Gold! Money down! Its a jarring moment, but whats not jarring about the arrival of slavery? Ono frequently packages disturbing lyrics or content into absurd, even catchy songs. Take the groovy funk track I Dream of Sodomy, an ONO live staple for nearly six years. P Michels earworm bassline is a persuasive siren, so much so that when the chorus - I Dream of Sodomy repeated multiple times - hits, somehow its hard

1. 20th August 1619 2. Coon 3. BLK Skin 4. I Dream Of Sodomy 5. Scab 6. Sniper 7. 26 June 1919 8. Tar Baby 9. Syphilis 10. Black Stain 11. Sycamore Trees

  • Format Detail: LP
  • Format: Vinyl
  • Genre: Indie & Alternative

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