“Make Yourself Useless” by Neat Cubes is out now on Bandcamp. The instrumental song has a slow DIY disco funk feel, with psychedelic effects, an electronic interlude, and some clanking cutlery. It grooves for 2 minutes and 56 seconds, which is a nice computery kind of number. Not relevant, but mentioned anyway.
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If a survey was carried out, i reckon 80% of the people surveyed would say, “yeah, that’s alright, that is”. But the only way anyone will hear it is, and here’s my plan, if i start a war (in vogue these days), build a prison camp (a nice one, more like a wellness holiday camp, take lots of prisoners, and play it to the prisoners. Just once, or perhaps once every while. That’s all.
The video for “Make your Useless”
The song, Neat Cubes say, way created by magic. Took absolutely no effort at all. But the video, just like the last few releases, there’s panic to put some sort of video together. With no budget, and being camera-phobic, we asked AI and, long story short, the results weren’t great. So ended up chopping up some lovely public domain footage and using that instead. Cheating, really.
You can find the original documentary on counterculture street life, and street portraits in New York’s Greenwich Village, 1960, here: Greenwich Village Sunda, and Classic Television Commercials (Part I).
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