Ducktails affiliate (and by extension Real Estate affiliate) Julian Lynch’s “Seed” is a warped and wobbling slice of somnambulatory bedroom psych, and director Amy Ruhl seizes on its bleary eyed tide with soft shots of a boy rubbing the sleep out of his eyes, postcards of mountains with rising ocean waves, full moons, and undulating tie-dyes. There are slow dissolves and flickering fantasy lands, making it a nicely paired visual accompaniment to a track that comes on like an extended dream sequence.
Here’s a Julian track for keeps:
Both come from the Orange You Glad LP, which is out via Olde English Spelling Bee. Buy it from Julian himself. Hear more at MySpace.
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julian is the man.
amy is the woman.
I thoroughly enjoy this.
the return of lorenzo ?!!??