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nickle15 » Wed Jan 13, 2021 7:29 pm
I ve purchased a Korg Polysix (or I should say, a Korg Polysix pile of components) that needs lots of love (and a case) for my dad and me to rebuild. Dad is an electrical engineer and I play music so it should be a fun joint effort! Anyway, it arrived last night and I unboxed all of the carefully packaged parts and will be moving the project to dad s place in the next several days. There are a couple of preliminary questions I have that I thought might find the answers for here. And they re not Polysix specific, necessarily. So, for anyone who has repaired or rebuilt a keyboard here they are:
NOW Magazine
The best music of 2020 according to NOW critics
All our music listening habits changed this year, but a few trends still emerged: comfort food, realness and the return of disco By Richard Trapunski, Kevin Ritchie and Kelsey Adams
Dec 18, 2020
1. Backxwash: God Has Nothing To Do With This Leave Him Out Of It
In most years, there’s at least one musician I don’t have strong feelings about, then I’ll see them live and think “holy shit, this is my new favourite artist.” I didn’t get many chances this year, but Backxwash did it for me virtually. I had heard the Montreal-based artist here and there, but I gave this album some spins as part of my Polaris Prize jury duty and it quickly became all I listened to. It’s experimental hip-hop with the spirit of metal, very heavy and very captivating. I’ve heard rappers sample Black Sabbath before, but Backxwash (who was raised in a religious Christian household in Zambia) brought out the legitimately chil