Last show of the tour tonight. Excited as fuck to play. Sad as fuck that it’s the last one.

It's been an insane amount of fun touring the UK and Europe thus far, but I'm especially excited to be headed to the land of my birth, chili cheese tots and lots of friends I miss the shit out of every single day.

R.I.P. Brother Wayne.

When you say, 'Stop dreaming, it's going to be Biden vs Trump,' whom are you trying to impress? How long does the satisfaction of crushing someone else's expressions of moral hope last? How warm does the embrace of the genocidal feel when you're being held in its arms?

Diolch! See you at the next Deerhoof show!

As hot off the presses as could be as we mastered it only yesterday afternoon. I've been a fan of Euros since 1996 or so and I truly think this is one of his best records - and he recorded it completely at home on the same 4 track early Gorky's records were made on.

I had the pleasure of working on this a few months back with Gruff. It was a ton of fun playing on the band's 'legend' and rebuilding a bunch of parts with glitches and interference. It was also fun trying to make all of Gruff's many crazy ideas manifest through the speakers.

That's your name!

Here’s the live MC5 performance my guest @kliphscurlock & I were freaking out about during these week’s Revolutions Per Movie episode. You try and tell who the most hypnotic player in this…Can there such a thing as a 5-way tie? MC5 episode out now!!! Linktr.ee/revolutionsper…

Had a nice chat recently with my good friend Chris Slusarenko about one of my favorite movies ever, MC5 * A True Testimonial. I'm sure listening to me blather about it isn't nearly as good as watching the movie, but it's better than listening to Greta Van Fleet.

I haven't seen Deerhoof in 2 months, so, no, I've been watching far too little Deerhoof.

If they're looking for a cure for their insomnia and/or hilarious inarticulateness and gratuitous profanity, absolutely!

Not only am I awfully lovely, but I'm also illiterate and couldn't tell what Gruff Rhys's signs said. I thought they said 'shuck clams', so that's what I did.

I use Qobuz. What they're sent by the band/label is what you get - with no futzing.

I've heard Apple is good since they've moved to streaming high res, but haven't checked it out.

Tidal is okay, but they have a lot of MQA files, which sound wonky and are lossy.

On top of that, Spotify has literally the worst sound out of all the streaming sites. Their files are the most compressed, which means they've had the most life squeezed out of them. Ever heard of ogg vorbis? No? It's terrible. That's the codec Spotify uses.

And I'm very much looking forward to playing with the amazing Gruff Rhys!

Cardiff (and surrounding area) folks, this right here will singlehandedly keep January from being completely bleak and grim.

The moment that the awesomely great Kliph Scurlock went up ANOTHER gear last night playing Gruff Rhys's gig Ara Deg (about halfway in, but you'll notice when).

Got surprised by a last minute ticket from Gruff Rhys and am still in awe at what I experienced. The rain didn't stop for a single second, but it was still a much needed soul cleanse to stand with my fellow soaked spuds and witness one last testimonial. Duty now!

I spent 2 months working on this and couldn't be more thrilled with how it turned out. The original album and b sides have never sounded better. A lot of great demos, works-in-progress and discarded music will be heard for the first time.

LP and high res digital are stunning