Live Video: Excepter Play for a Really Long Time
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Brooklyn dub noise experimentalists Excepter are apparently seeking to one up Fucked Up—who recently played for twelve hours straight—by playing from when the polls opened for voting until a new US president is elected at three million o clock tonight. If you want to get in on the action, head over to Monkeytown in Williamsburg. But if you are on line to vote, not in New York or just pretty lazy, watch the streaming video up above, and get ready to noise-dance your way into a new presidency. Watch the live stream of the show here.
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posted on Nov 4, 2008 in MUSIC VIDEO tags electronic/dance, Excepter, experimental, FADER TV-EVENTS-FADER
Video: Excepter, “Any And Every”
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It never really occured to us before this video, but Excepter would totally work as a Doors-style paranoid LA band. As it stands though, they are a New York band that plays weirdo dub-noise-disco in warehouses but happened to be in LA to shoot “Any and Every,” which features moments of Jim Morrison style desert freakouts and also hippie dancing and relaxing in a hot tub. Sign us up for about half of those things. “Any and Every” is from DEBT DEPT which is out now on Paw Tracks.
Video: Excepter, “Sunrise”
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Excepter are really knocking out the videos lately. Granted, this is basically just a video of sunrises and sunsets, but that is relaxing and the song is not relaxing so now we’re all uneasy in a good way.
Video: Excepter, “Kill People”
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Not that we’re not into Excepter, but there’s a reason (hint: it is that they are abrasive) we put our headphones on whenever we listen to or watch something from dudes. “Kill People” is no different, but it is extra addicting to watch and we have no idea why. Actually we do, it’s the graphics that look like they are straight out of Battlezone and the weird kermit voices that pop up throughout.
Video: Excepter, “Burgers”
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“Burgers” is Excepter’s first video from the forthcoming DEBT DEPT LP on Paw Tracks. The Brooklyn band have become a lot more interested in weird songs than all-out weirdness as their catalogue extends, so don’t be surprised if the new record has some bonafide jams on it. Coincidentally, Debt Department is what Europeans call the United States now. It’s also important that you know “Burgers” was directed by the group’s JF Ryan and someone called DfG and remember that Excepter will be playing a grip of shows in NYC in Feb/March. You can check the dates at their MySpace.
