December 2, 2009
Superbrothers: Swords & Sworcery EP
No, it’s not a typo. It’s a musical sub-genre. (via)
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My sub-genre is “American Disciples of Ivor Cutler.”
A worthy sub-genre by my estimation.
Cooper best commence uploading his sub-generic Cutleresque ditties to clusterflock, else I’m likely to seize his prerogative.
I am currently enjoying Velvet Donkey, incidentally.
Ivor Cutler — or Cooper in his Cutleresque vein?
Oh, Ivor. A coding error erased “Velvet Donkey” (since repaired).
That is fine!
If you feel the inclination, you might want to check out the video Looking for Truth with a Pin/Cutler’s Last Stand.
And leave me to browbeat Cooper.