WTF's A Databat?! Skeletons, the new Single.

So, you're apparently just in time to check out the new single offered up by The Databats.

This song can be found on our first full length release Databats.exe


Check it out below



The art for it looks a little something like this.

the artwork is something that we're particularly proud of, just as much as the track itself.

featuring an original painting by rasiqra/revulva and a databend of van gogh's "skull of a skeleton with burning cigarette" by jonny haus. the two images are interlaced, with a degree of subtractive databending applied to both. 

a skeleton is something hidden, which lives beneath the skin and cradles the heart. a structure which provides support, while secreted in flesh. it can be exposed, but the relationship between the body and the bone will be deeply compromised.

enjoy!

Monday Morning Commute Album #1 : Adore - The Smashing Pumpkins

Here we go again, with a new feature for [redacted]!
I listen to a lot of music- as a recreational listener, a songwriter, a musician, an engineer, whatever the case may be. ( i wear a lot of hats.) It's by far the most important artistic facet of my life.

As such, I'm almost constantly listening to music on my iphone when I'm out and about in toronto.
typically, i allow the shuffle in itunes to be my deejay, and carry about my merry way listening to whatever it offers up. However, on monday mornings during the long, dreary commute to work, i tend to try to fit in listening to a complete album. i'm afforded roughly fifty (though sometimes as many as seventy, stupid TTC) minutes in which to listen and digest a a complete musical experience. y'know, like they did in the 'olden days' of 33's and 45's (oh don't worry, we'll get there too.) I've decided it would be a fun excercise to note the experience of listening to these albums, and share my thoughts and reactions to them. There's no particular rhyme or reason to the albums being reviewed. some are old, some are new, musical styles will vary little or completely week to week, and the relevance of the works themselves may reside in days long since passed. that said, i think we'll have some fun talking music together. thus, without any further adieu, join me over the jump for this week's edition.