Rudy De Anda is at the forefront of a genre-bending sonic melting pot in Long Beach and will release Delay, Cadaver of a Day on June 24 via Porch Party Records. Today, the LA Record debuts "Clay Melting on Our Backs" calling it, "a psychedelic prog-pop epic somewhere between Tame Impala, Television, early Jane's Addiction and even Pink Floyd-really, this is more a landscape than a song, but don't worry because there's plenty of brightly colored lights to help you find your way through it."
Listen to "Clay Melting on Our Backs" and read his conversation with Chicano Batman's
Bardo Martinez at the LA Record HERE
Delay, Cadaver of a Day was recorded at Jazz Cats Studios (Crystal Antlers, Day Wave, Hanni El Khatib) and is a brutally honest, gritty, and loud representation of Rudy De Anda's auditory range. It weaves sweeping melodicism with a dynamic interplay of soul and punk-rock and showcases the darker side of the Californian musician.
Inspired by The Velvet Underground, dissonance, and shoe-gaze, Delay, Cadaver of a Day conjures up imagery of Fellini stumbling upon the city of Long Beach, and goes from optimism to mystery almost immediately. "It's like a black and white film shot in present time," offers De Anda about the album. "It's the soundtrack to a Criterion Collection piece based in LA with more surrealistic notes, feelings, and vibes."Videos