GREYDINI - Freakdini LP (colour vinyl)

Limited edition grey marble colour vinyl.

Includes poster and insert with lyrics.

Highly recommended.

It's pretty trippy but we enjoyed it!

"Electronic Cancon cabaret paranoia for the few. Evil carnival synths, drum machines, churning bass and samples are plated in anaerobic sentiments delivered from one who’s been driven half-mad from what they’ve seen, and burns up the other half trying to warn the populace of what’s coming for them. There’s an episode of Dogpatch where they talk about shrink-wrapping a breaded pork tenderloin in the shape of E.T.’s head and leaving it in the new release browser of a Kansas City record store that won’t escape my memory, and from the sounds of it maybe Greydini heard it too. This is the first of the artist’s full-lengths following a basketful of tapes and lathe cuts going back ten years (and back to the late ‘90s whilst trading under the name Wolfcow) and it’s the kind of ‘80s xpr hometaper sentiments to build a cult around, so completely absorbed into the ground that it’ll never wash out, a Love Canal for the digital age. There was a tear sheet that came along with this that I won’t read for context, and I don’t think you should either, at least until you’ve listened all the way through at least once. It’s heartening to know this is going on in some Toronto shadow, actively fighting against normalcy and capitalism, totally unaware of the psychic damage that is unfolding around the unsuspected horde. Pretty weird and specific, but if that’s what’s needed, why fight it?" - Heathen Disco