“R Stevie Moore” (Used 8 times)

Cheers, my FMA pals!

I started here blind as a bat, through the labyrinth of the FMA. The soundwaves have bounced back from the noisy underground and resonated inside my skull, driving the hunger for more. So, here's to finding a favorite artist, album, or track, and seeing one of you there already! I'm so surprised at the uncanny similarities in what we like. It's great seeing all the participation, and networking of members, curators, and artists. I will continue playing phantom DJ through my mixes, and enjoy being a part of this community... much better than the last community... the angry mob that charged my home with pitchforks, finally setting it on fire.

Stay tuned for more!

Uncle Dracula

Hiya, creeps!

It took me a few tries navigating this thing, but within a couple of days of digging, Uncle Dracula's got a mix for ya! I must say this, I am an obsessive mix maker, and I aim to make each one feel like a real album, or at least a soundtrack to some hypothetical cult VHS starring Uncle Dracula. With the exception of a few songs on each mix, I am barely familiar with these artists, working way-outta my comfort zone for mix making. I never made a mix this way before, but I am pleased with the results! They will always be under 80 minutes, so they can fit on a CDR (or cassette!?), as infinite iturd playlists are against my religion. Stay tuned for more.

Lucifer in the sky with aliens,

Uncle Dracula

In his 40-year career, lo-fi legend R. Stevie Moore has self-released 400+ home recordings (a few of which appear here on the FMA). And as a longtime NJ resident, Stevie has performed live on WFMU more than any other artist -- he even hosted his own show in the early 80s! -- and we're in the process of bringing many RSM highlights from over the years to you via the FMA.

But despite his prolificness and influence, R. Stevie Moore has never toured! Until now...

Powered by fan support from his recent Kickstarter projects, a benevolent documentarian in need of a plot, the encouragement of disciples like Ariel Pink, and a backing-band of young fans called Tropical Ooze, R. Stevie Moore is embarking on his first-ever tour all across the USA and Europe! [tour dates after the jump]

Along the way, the band stopped by WFMU for a career-spanning set of should-be hits like "I Like To Stay Home," "Play Myself Some Music," and "Conflict of Interest" along with songs featured on the brand new album Advanced, which was recorded down in RSM's homestate of Tennessee.

RSM's backing band features Tropical Ooze members Sam Levin (drums), Wilson Novitzki (keyboard, guitar), & JR Thomason (guitar)