Dirty Beaches interview | 2011 | The Drone

[@That1Guy]

Such heavy beautiful music. I remember hearing this in a little café next to this weird little bar I was playing at on one of my endless tours. I couldn’t imagine what it could possibly be, sounded like something recorded in the 60s and buried in the sand on a dirty beach. When I asked the guy at the register what it was he told me and it was like digging up buried treasure

[@companyfIow]

damn. really changes the way u listen to his music

[@lofgfigueroa8991]

Después de esta tragedia mundial...espero poder verlo en vivo...y si no poder seguir escuchando su nueva musica

[@Primitivaa]

awesome... cool background and inspiration.

[@duranarts]

It sounds terrible without any context whatsoever. But you can say that about almost anything. For many, the 'context' is nostalgia (growing up listening to certain styles). Dirty beaches can be mesmerizing, but I still end up feeling uneasy, and that's not easy to take in. I respect the artist, I just can't stand listening to this.

[@darkveder100]

I like you, Mister.

[@justinrussell3166]

Very insightful

[@BennyGaberMusic]

wow who is this guy???

[@dummytree]

"Why do you rip off Suicide so much?".

[@michaeldigennaro5755]

+dummytree to me the suicide biting only really got too much on drifters