On today’s episode of Across the Horizon, host Bob Holmes of SUSS sits down with Animal Collective members Geologist (Brian Weitz) and Avey Tare (David Portner) to discuss their new instrumental electronic/acoustic duo Croz Boyce. Brian and David also bring along a playlist of music that inspired them from their Baltimore high school years, including Wendy Carlos, Apples in Stereo, Climax Golden Twins, Pink Floyd, The Cure, and much more. Their free-flowing conversation ranges from their love of horror films to music concrete and the band Pavement.
For Flow State we’re listening to the new Croz Boyce self-titled debut LP, which came out in May. It’s guitar-led, synth-textured, psychedelic, a little weird, and most importantly, instrumental. Really cool record we weren’t aware of until Bob’s conversation. We’re also playing a Weitz solo record as Geologist, Can I Get a Pack of Camel Lights, which is also from this year (January to be specific). That one is more post-rock, with touches of Indian classical and free jazz.
Croz Boyce - Croz Boyce (40m, no vocals)
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Can I Get a Pack of Camel Lights - Geologist (49m, no vocals)
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Have a great Wednesday.
