Slap me. I’ve written about two tracks in the same week entitled “Internet.” Well, close enough. Fuckin’ people still livin’ with they parents, yo. Shit, this Sativa Flats some dark web “Internet” jamming. Like, you could PROBABLY find this on Napster in its hay-day, but maybe. Maybe not, though. Like, I only know what’s up. And what’s up is Steve “I got the tunes” Rosborough running one of this year’s premium labels, Moon Glyph.
Not to get my tongue stuck up some ass here, but Moon Glyph been on a role. This Sativa Flats cassette runs hard in the paint without there begin much paint to slip in. The minimalism of their work is perfect through the reflection of sound upon sound, and tune within a melody’s reach of happiness. But it’s that’s not directly the fulfillment of “Internet.” It’s more of a reminder that you STILL won’t be known by many after you’re dead. THAT is fucking dark web, y’all. And the more you read others in this same, desperate, and Facebook-status stricken life, the more you’ll draw away from that cellphone light and further into the darkness that lies at night, as you sit on your patio drinking and smoking, reeling that new Sativa Flats off Moon Glyph you bought today. Sound off their one-of-two singles “Internet” below:
• Sativa Flats: https://www.facebook.com/SativaFlats
• Moon Glyph: http://moonglyph.com