Westing (By Musket and Sextant)
by Pavement
Compiling their highly obscure, initial trio of chaotic vinyl EPs, 'Westing' captures Pavement in their rawest, most abrasive developmental stages before their breakthrough 'Slanted and Enchanted'. The recordings are characterized by heavy tape hiss, highly discordant guitar tuning, and Stephen Malkmus's cryptic, fragmented lyricism. It serves as an essential document of 1990s lo-fi indie rock, celebrating the sheer aesthetic value of amateurish, basement-level recording techniques.
Genres
- Slacker Rock
- Noise Rock
- Indie Rock
Tracklist
- You're Killing Me
- Box Elder
- Maybe Maybe
- She Believes
- Price Yeah!
- Forklift
- Spizzle Trunk
- Recorder Grot
- Internal K-Dart
- Perfect Depth
- Recorder Grot (Rally)
- Heckler Spray
- From Now On
- Angel Carver Blues / Mellow Jazz Docent
- Drive By Fader
- Debris Slide
- Home
- Krell Vid-User
- Summer Babe (Winter Version)
- Mercy: The Laundromat
- Baptiss Blacktick
- My First Mine
- My Radio