| Timonium / Pehr Records Interview | |
| Timonium / Pehr Records / Pehrspace “here in the shade there is room for us both” Timonium perfects the overcast sway. Diligent since the mid-90s, Timonium applies its form with a grace and tenor second to none. The following is an interview with Adam from Timonium. He is also the founder of Pehr Records and co-runs Pehrspace in Echo Park. me: are you feeling better? pehrlabel: yes, i am coughing up blood, but i got a Wii so it’s okay me: what?? pehrlabel: i still have to set it up me: you need to go to the hospital pehrlabel: no, i looked it up online. if you cough up less than a few teaspoonfuls, you’re okay me: online. good enough for me. how did the show work out last Saturday? pehrlabel: like 150 people showed up. they came in waves. me: this is going to be the interview okay? pehrlabel: i’m sensitive to the alternative press now, after someone wrote that i was using this guy for his money, when in reality that guy actually stole money from me, and lots of it. me: ahhh pehrlabel: that dumb blog will stay there forever; my grandchildren can even enjoy it me: grandchildren? pehrlabel: well, grandnieces or nephews. me: i was about to say. me: i notice how you refer to stuff as “alternative” pehrlabel: well, I guess “underground” is more appropriate. “alternative” now is very different from when i was in junior high school and elementary school. me: oh yeah? pehrlabel: i mean alternative was like depeche mode and stuff. now alternative, well you know how it is, it’s like dishwalla and korn me: yeah, dishwalla pehrlabel: the people in my work environment listen exclusively to music en español, so i don’t know today’s “white things” me: work environment? You mean emily at pehr? me: i know she likes her raggaeton pehrlabel: yes, they like the reggaeton and daddy yankee. they say he is “cool” me: daddy yankee is cool pehrlabel: ay, papi! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daddy_Yankee me: I wanted to ask if there are any Timonium songs about boys. pehrlabel: hmmmm… there are some songs about boys, but not exclusively, like within the song it might move from boys to war. me: are you thinking of recording the song that Aaron helped work out, now that he’s in SF? pehrlabel: yeah Aaron wrote the entire guitar part for one, but we haven’t practiced it. I’d like to. me: i hear there is going to be a choir on the next album. pehrlabel: i am looking for an eastern orthodox-type choir. pehrlabel: eastern european choirs make you feel depressed and internal, yet otherworldly. so yes, the choir rumor is true. i’ve been trying for a decade me: what song or songs do you want choir on? pehrlabel: choir ideally should be on every song, but can be applied sparingly. pehrlabel: i wrote a new simple song about my lungs today. me: remember my lung thing? pehrlabel: maybe if you did more drugs/alcohol you would have had more robust lungs. me: hey as far as this interview is concerned I’m a heroin addict… and wearing a hat pehrlabel: is there really pig blood in beer? me: what? pig blood? why would someone do that? i mean yes. pehrlabel: i heard that’s why some straightedgers wouldn’t drink beer me: wellllll, I wouldn’t know, remember: heroin… and the hat pehrlabel: oh, your little newsboy hat. that is adorable. me: it’s a tough cap. i mean hat. Tough like mustangs pehrlabel: mustang—that is a beautiful wild horse me: i can’t win. okay, it’s a unicorn hat. and the unicorn is wearing leather chaps pehrlabel: that’s my kind of hat me: I know. I think that’s a good place to stop. me: i have to go and edit this so you look like an asshole now pehrlabel: okay, bye daddy yankee |
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