Dasher - Dear Humans

Dasher - Dear Humans2018 marks the year Dasher ended. Dasher is dead. Long live Dasher. However, before they packed it up, Kylee Kimbrough suggested recording their terminal show in Atlanta to capture their raw, swirling savagery. Do they play "Rambo"? "Soviet"? Nope, all new material. None of it had ever been recorded and none of it will ever be recorded again. Last show, remember? Anyway, recorded in a hodgepodge mix between a field recorder and iPhone, Dear Humans is

The title track “Growths” offers a surprisingly hypnotic centerpiece - equal parts groove and grime

Multitrack tapes of the original recording sessions have been newly mixed in strict accordance with the records as first released

I was hoping to start working and creating new music with an almost entirely new group of people - and this crew organically locked into place

Olson founded the Jayhawks and was a principal songwriter

Haliphron are not pretending a new stylistic reinvention but persuasively deliver their music with a sense of convincing melodies

"Music Man" Miles Tackett to add his soulful vocals to the track and it's as buttery as cornbread from Cracker Barrel

Aoki's bleeding screams over heavily distorted

honing his craft with effortless aplomb

Morten Sandager

powerful performances that highlight his soulful voice and impeccable musicianship

It is indeed a beautiful hybrid that explores the relationship between lush ambient textures and intricate IDM/techno rhythms

' employing a stripped-down band featuring keyboard player Greg Phillinganes