PRIMITIVE MOTION - Lost Frequencies 2xCD Slowcore Frusciante appears in 1920s drag—a

Frusciante appears in 1920s drag—a nod to Marcel Duchamp’s alter-ego Rrose Sélavy—which comes from Toni Oswald’s film Desert in the Shape

a notion so far gone from their punk roots that simultaneously represents the brazen spirit of the scene they came from

occasionally lifting them skyward with flurries of cello samples

Traditional black metal song structures still persist in songs like "Night Descends" and "In The Garden"

“Last Song” fades into a noisy interlude that gives listeners the feeling of motion

PRIMITIVE MOTION - Lost Frequencies 2xCD Slowcore Frusciante appears in 1920s drag—aOver the past fifteen years, Primitive Motion, the Meanjin Brisbane duo of musicians and visual artists Sandra Selig and Leighton Craig, have quietly, consistently, insistently, released a clutch of albums and singles that make good the dream of variations on a theme. Their sound, loosely put, is a kind of kaleidoscope, abstract pop thats webbed between rickety electronics, pulsating Krautrock, airy minimalism, and home spun drone. If previous albums