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Vinyl Williams

April 15, 2024

Vinyl Williams is an American neo-psychedelic band led by Los Angeles-based multimedia artist and musician Lionel Williams, active since 2007.[1][2] Vinyl Williams has released six studio albums: Lemniscate (2012), Into (2015), Brunei (2016), Opal (2018), Azure (2020), and Cosmopolis (2022).[3][4]

Vinyl Williams
Vinyl Williams performing in 2023
Background information
OriginLos Angeles, California, United States
Genres
Years active2007-present
MembersLionel Williams

Williams, who calls his music "celestial pop",[5] has been described as neo-psychedelia,[2] electronic,[6] dream pop,[7] shoegaze,[8] krautrock,[6] chillwave,[2] and hypnagogic pop.[9] Dummy Mag has called Williams a "retro futurist with a penchant for analogue noise and sonic transcendentalism".[10]

History edit

Lionel Williams is the grandson of cinematic composer John Williams, and the son of session drummer and producer Mark Towner Williams and classical pianist Leah Williams.[11]

He began recording as Vinyl Williams in 2007, and self-released the extended play Naked Sanctuary in July 2010.[3] Other musicians who played with Williams in these early days included drummer Bryan Lee and bassists Calin Stephensen and Craig Murray.

In 2011, Williams assembled a backing band that included synth player Nikita Arefkia, multi-instrumentalist Ian Gibbs, drummer/synth player James Lake, and bassist/drummer Billy Winger.[12][8]

Ultimate World, written and performed solely by Williams,[13] was released by Warmest Chord on April 9, 2012,[14][15] The video for "Chroma Heart", premiered by Vice Media's Noisey site on April 10, 2012, was the first video created by Williams and included reference to his collage work.[16]

Vinyl Williams' debut studio album, Lemniscate, was released on November 12, 2012, by No Pain in Pop in Europe and self-released in North America.[17][18][19] The Fader premiered videos for "Higher Worlds" and "Harmonious Change" prior to the album's release.[20] The album received a positive reception from critics. The Guardian gave the album a positive 4 out of 5 rating,[2] while Pitchfork critic Patric Fallon said, "Lionel 'Vinyl' Williams' retro-obsessed psych-pop is obscured in lo-fi tape hiss, riddled with microphone distortions, and sounds as if it was crafted purely from the dust lifted off of Can records. His wavering voice floats inside gobs of delay and reverb, constantly changing tone and pitch amidst the thick smoke of smoldering synth tones and destroyed guitar strums".[21]

Vinyl Williams was interviewed by Dazed & Confused in October 2012, and contributed original art to the article.[22]

No Pain in Pop released the "Stellarscope" single on March 1, 2013, including a Europa51 remix featuring ex-Stereolab member Andy Ramsay.[23] Williams and Arefkia created an interactive music video to coincide with the release, which premiered the same day on Dazed Digital. Williams said: "'Stellarscope' is an interactive environment. It's meant to be explored as a self-generative process – you create the visuals by wandering throughout. Certain objects have sounds that emanate out of them (rainforest sounds in the jungle, ambient drones out of celestial tree disks, low drones out of the ending chalice) which are in congruency with the actual song. If you can make into a close proximity to those objects during the duration of the song, in a sense you can jam with it. It's supposed to allow navigation into a visual and sonic improvisational world. There is no interface or goal, it's really about exploring, and ultimately a test of digital dexterity. It appears to be a little difficult to navigate through a space jungle kingdom built on seamless stream-of-consciousness."[24]

While in Seoul, South Korea, Williams met with Chaz Bundick of Toro y Moi and the two decided to collaborate on a conceptual, interactive record combining music and visuals; Trance Zen Dental Spa was released as a free digital EP on December 10, 2014, by Bundick's Company Records. Williams explained: "The most conceptually-intact way for this project to exist is as a digital form. It's about issues of simulated phenomena that ultimately end up as choose-your-own-adventure hypnotism".[25]

Company Records released the second Vinyl Williams studio album, Into, on 24 July 24, 2015.[1] The album's lead single, "World Soul", premiered on April 29 on Stereogum, and was described as a "clinic on layering synths and electro atmospheric sounds".[26] On June 15, the video for "World Soul" was premiered by Clash, which described it as "a feast for the eyes - flickering colour, hypnotic shapes and more".[27]

Vinyl Williams released his third album, Brunei, on August 26, 2016, on Company.[28] It included the singles "Riddles of the Sphinx" and "L'Quasar", and was followed by a 8/10 review by Clash stating "Brunei brings things into sharper focus. Williams manages to retain the transportive element of his previous work while slightly neatening the edges."[29]

A fourth album, Opal, was released by the French label Requiem Pour Un Twister on July 20, 2018, preceded by the singles "Lansing" and "Noumena" and a 360-degree video for "Aphelion".[30][31]Opal was listed on NME's top 100 albums of the year at #93, and given a 7.6 review on Pitchfork.[32][33] Opal is Williams's most referred-to album because of Williams's use of VHS camcorder effects, and polyphonic chord techniques, such as using a harmonizer effects pedal.

The fifth album, Azure, was released on June 5, 2020, with singles "LA Egypt", "Soft Soul", & "Never Tell The World". A live-recorded analog music video for "LA Egypt" was debuted on Melted Magazine.[34] Under The Radar Magazine gave Azure a 7/10 and mentioned "the music tilts hard toward neo-psychedelia and blissed-out pop but bridges all gaps between the once-ubiquitous chillwave, the soundscapes of ambient music, and the melodies found in Krautrock and lo-fi. The group's latest LP, is 11 bright, burgeoning psychedelic pop songs borne from the seeds of bands like The Zombies, Can, and Dungen."[35]

In April 2021, "Beaming" was released as a single, followed up by "Precious Star" in June, and "Exopalace" in November. In February 2022, a 4th single "Probable Cause", was released with an accompanying music video.[36]

On August 26, 2022, the sixth LP, Cosmopolis, was released on Requiem Pour Un Twister.[37]

Art edit

Lionel Williams has developed a collage art catalog that has received worldwide acclaim.[38] His artwork was first exhibited at the Ugly Art Room's "All That Remains" show in Brooklyn in 2011,[39] and the "Let the Sunshine In" exhibition at Mindpirates Gallery in Berlin in January 2012,[40] during which he improvised with other musicians including Jochen Arbeit (Einstürzende Neubauten), Travis Stewart (Machinedrum), Miguel de Pedro (Kid 606) and Verity Susman (Electrelane).[41] Williams' artwork was also featured in Dazed & Confused magazine's art issue in November 2012.[22] In 2013, his work was exhibited under the title "Sri Neter" at the California Institute of the Arts.[42]

Video work edit

Williams has directed interactive & non-interactive music videos for other groups such as Tears for Fears, Medicine[43] and Unknown Mortal Orchestra.[44][45] A full list of video art and music videos is viewable on Williams' interactive website.

Members edit

Members edit

  • Lionel Williams – vocals, various instruments (2007–present)

Associated musicians edit

  • Bryan Lee – drums (2007–2010)
  • Calin Stephensen – bass (2007–2008)
  • Craig Murray – bass (2008–2009)
  • Nikita Arefkia – synth (2011–2013)
  • James Lake – drums/synth (2011–2017)
  • Ian Gibbs – various instruments (2011–2018)
  • Billy Winger – bass/drums (2011–2018)
  • Sam Chown — drums (2018–2021)
  • Nick Logie — guitar/vocals (2020–present)
  • Nathan Najera — guitar (2018–present)
  • Eric Werner — drums (2022)
  • Alan Connor - drums (2023-present)

Discography edit

Studio albums edit

  • Lemniscate (2012, No Pain in Pop/Salonislam)
  • Into (2015, Company Records)
  • Brunei (2016, Company Records)
  • Opal (2018, Requiem Pour Un Twister)
  • Azure (2020, Requiem Pour Un Twister)
  • Cosmopolis (2022, Requiem Pour Un Twister)

EPs edit

  • Qoma & Aura - Unreleased '09-'10 (2010, self-released)
  • Naked Sanctuary (2010, self-released)
  • Trance Zen Dental Spa with Chaz Bundick (2014, Company Records)

Singles edit

  • "Chroma Heart" (2012, Warmest Chord)
  • "Teal Palm" (2012, Warmest Chord)
  • "Higher Worlds" (2012, No Pain in Pop)
  • "Harmonious Change" (2012, No Pain in Pop)
  • "Stellarscope" (2013, No Pain in Pop)
  • "World Soul" (2015, Company Records)
  • "Riddles of the Sphinx" (2016, Company Records)
  • "L'Quasar" (2016, Company Records)
  • "Ode To Eternal" (2017, Harmony Records)
  • "Pop Palace" (2017, Harmony Records)
  • "Lansing" (2018, Requiem Pour Un Twister)
  • "Noumena" (2018, Requiem Pour Un Twister)
  • "LA Egypt" (2020, Requiem Pour Un Twister)
  • "Soft Soul" (2020, Requiem Pour Un Twister)
  • "Never Tell The World" (2020, Requiem Pour Un Twister)
  • "Beaming" (2021, Requiem Pour Un Twister)
  • "Precious Star" (2021, Requiem Pour Un Twister)
  • "Exopalace" (2022, Requiem Pour Un Twister)
  • "Probable Cause" (2022, Requiem Pour Un Twister)

References edit

  1. ^ a b Elingburg, Scott (August 17, 2015). "Interview: Vinyl Williams". Stereosubversion.com. Retrieved 2016-08-31.
  2. ^ a b c d Hann, Michael (2012-11-22). "Vinyl Williams: Lemniscate – review". The Guardian. London.
  3. ^ a b "Naked Sanctuary, by Vinyl Williams". Vinyl Williams. Retrieved 22 September 2018.
  4. ^ "Vinyl Williams | Bandcamp". Vinyl Williams. Retrieved 2022-10-05.
  5. ^ "Opal, by Vinyl Williams". Vinyl Williams. Retrieved 21 July 2018.
  6. ^ a b "Vinyl Williams". Flaunt.com. Retrieved 21 July 2018.
  7. ^ Beaumont-Thomas, Ben (23 July 2015). "Vinyl Williams: Into review – fitfully intriguing, with stretches of inertia". The Guardian. Retrieved 21 July 2018.
  8. ^ a b "Vinyl Williams - Biography & History - AllMusic". AllMusic. Retrieved 21 July 2018.
  9. ^ "Vinyl Williams: Brunei". Popmatters.com. 5 October 2016. Retrieved 21 July 2018.
  10. ^ Steph Kretowicz. "Vinyl Williams - Leminscate | Dummy » New Music". Dummymag.com. Retrieved 2012-03-31.
  11. ^ "Lionel Williams | | Let The Sunshine Inlet The Sunshine In". Mindpirates.org. Retrieved 2012-03-31.
  12. ^ "Vinyl Williams". Facebook.com. Retrieved 21 July 2018.
  13. ^ "Ultimate World | Warmest Chord". Warmestchord.bandcamp.com. Retrieved 2012-03-31.
  14. ^ "Ultimate World, by Vinyl Williams". Vinyl Williams. Retrieved 21 July 2018.
  15. ^ "Vinyl Williams - Sounds Better With Reverb". Soundsbetterwithreverb.com. Retrieved 21 July 2018.
  16. ^ "Vinyl Williams - "Chroma Heart" (Official Video)". YouTube. 2012-04-09. Retrieved 2012-11-07.
  17. ^ No Pain In Pop. "Vinyl Williams :: No Pain In Pop". Nopaininpop.greedbag.com. Retrieved 2012-11-07.
  18. ^ "Salonislam". Salonislam.com. Retrieved 2012-11-07.
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  20. ^ "///No Pain In Pop\\\". Nopaininpop.tumblr.com. Retrieved 2012-11-07.
  21. ^ "Vinyl Williams: "Higher Worlds" | Tracks". Pitchfork. 2012-10-23. Retrieved 2012-11-07.
  22. ^ a b "Vinyl Williams's "WHOA!" art". Dazed Digital. 2011-10-21. Retrieved 2012-11-07.
  23. ^ [1] 2013-06-19 at the Wayback Machine
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  30. ^ . Archived from the original on 2018-07-24. Retrieved 2018-07-25.
  31. ^ "Q+A: Vinyl Williams // OPAL LP "Milliennial Ballroom"". Pulplab.com. 16 July 2018. Retrieved 22 September 2018.
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  33. ^ "Vinyl Williams: Opal". Pitchfork. Retrieved 2022-10-05.
  34. ^ "VINYL WILLIAMS: "LA EGYPT"". MELTED. 6 July 2020. Retrieved 2022-10-05.
  35. ^ Elingburg, Scott D. "Azure". www.undertheradarmag.com. Retrieved 2022-10-05.
  36. ^ "Cosmopolis, by Vinyl Williams". Vinyl Williams. Retrieved 2022-10-06.
  37. ^ "Cosmopolis, by Vinyl Williams". Vinyl Williams. Retrieved 2022-10-05.
  38. ^ Lionel Williams. "Lionel Williams". Notpaper.net. Retrieved 2012-03-31.
  39. ^ "UGLY ART ROOM: Ugly Art Room Presents: ALL THAT REMAINS". UGLY ART ROOM. 2011-08-22. Retrieved 2017-10-30.
  40. ^ "LET THE SUNSHINE IN - MINDPIRATES CELEBRATE LIONEL WILLIAMS". LET THE SUNSHINE IN. Retrieved 2017-10-30.
  41. ^ "Berlin Sessions | Let The Sunshine Inlet The Sunshine In". Mindpirates.org. Retrieved 2012-03-31.
  42. ^ "Arte psicodélico de Lionel Williams". Thvndermag.com. Retrieved 2013-12-20.
  43. ^ "medicines new video is noise pop perfection". Vice.com. 12 November 2014. Retrieved 2014-11-12.
  44. ^ "Dub Thompson-No Time Musc Video (Interview/Director Vinyl Williams)". Redefinemag.com. 15 May 2014. Retrieved 2014-05-15.
  45. ^ . huhmagazine.co.uk. Archived from the original on 2015-04-16. Retrieved 2015-04-16.

External links edit

  • Website
  • Tumblr
  • Bandcamp
  • Vinyl Williams's channel on YouTube

April 15, 2024
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Vinyl Williams is an American neo psychedelic band led by Los Angeles based multimedia artist and musician Lionel Williams active since 2007 1 2 Vinyl Williams has released six studio albums Lemniscate 2012 Into 2015 Brunei 2016 Opal 2018 Azure 2020 and Cosmopolis 2022 3 4 Vinyl WilliamsVinyl Williams performing in 2023Background informationOriginLos Angeles California United StatesGenresNeo psychedelia electronic dream pop shoegaze krautrock chillwave hypnagogic popYears active2007 presentMembersLionel WilliamsWilliams who calls his music celestial pop 5 has been described as neo psychedelia 2 electronic 6 dream pop 7 shoegaze 8 krautrock 6 chillwave 2 and hypnagogic pop 9 Dummy Mag has called Williams a retro futurist with a penchant for analogue noise and sonic transcendentalism 10 Contents 1 History 2 Art 3 Video work 4 Members 4 1 Members 4 2 Associated musicians 5 Discography 5 1 Studio albums 5 2 EPs 5 3 Singles 6 References 7 External linksHistory editLionel Williams is the grandson of cinematic composer John Williams and the son of session drummer and producer Mark Towner Williams and classical pianist Leah Williams 11 He began recording as Vinyl Williams in 2007 and self released the extended play Naked Sanctuary in July 2010 3 Other musicians who played with Williams in these early days included drummer Bryan Lee and bassists Calin Stephensen and Craig Murray In 2011 Williams assembled a backing band that included synth player Nikita Arefkia multi instrumentalist Ian Gibbs drummer synth player James Lake and bassist drummer Billy Winger 12 8 Ultimate World written and performed solely by Williams 13 was released by Warmest Chord on April 9 2012 14 15 The video for Chroma Heart premiered by Vice Media s Noisey site on April 10 2012 was the first video created by Williams and included reference to his collage work 16 Vinyl Williams debut studio album Lemniscate was released on November 12 2012 by No Pain in Pop in Europe and self released in North America 17 18 19 The Fader premiered videos for Higher Worlds and Harmonious Change prior to the album s release 20 The album received a positive reception from critics The Guardian gave the album a positive 4 out of 5 rating 2 while Pitchfork critic Patric Fallon said Lionel Vinyl Williams retro obsessed psych pop is obscured in lo fi tape hiss riddled with microphone distortions and sounds as if it was crafted purely from the dust lifted off of Can records His wavering voice floats inside gobs of delay and reverb constantly changing tone and pitch amidst the thick smoke of smoldering synth tones and destroyed guitar strums 21 Vinyl Williams was interviewed by Dazed amp Confused in October 2012 and contributed original art to the article 22 No Pain in Pop released the Stellarscope single on March 1 2013 including a Europa51 remix featuring ex Stereolab member Andy Ramsay 23 Williams and Arefkia created an interactive music video to coincide with the release which premiered the same day on Dazed Digital Williams said Stellarscope is an interactive environment It s meant to be explored as a self generative process you create the visuals by wandering throughout Certain objects have sounds that emanate out of them rainforest sounds in the jungle ambient drones out of celestial tree disks low drones out of the ending chalice which are in congruency with the actual song If you can make into a close proximity to those objects during the duration of the song in a sense you can jam with it It s supposed to allow navigation into a visual and sonic improvisational world There is no interface or goal it s really about exploring and ultimately a test of digital dexterity It appears to be a little difficult to navigate through a space jungle kingdom built on seamless stream of consciousness 24 While in Seoul South Korea Williams met with Chaz Bundick of Toro y Moi and the two decided to collaborate on a conceptual interactive record combining music and visuals Trance Zen Dental Spa was released as a free digital EP on December 10 2014 by Bundick s Company Records Williams explained The most conceptually intact way for this project to exist is as a digital form It s about issues of simulated phenomena that ultimately end up as choose your own adventure hypnotism 25 Company Records released the second Vinyl Williams studio album Into on 24 July 24 2015 1 The album s lead single World Soul premiered on April 29 on Stereogum and was described as a clinic on layering synths and electro atmospheric sounds 26 On June 15 the video for World Soul was premiered by Clash which described it as a feast for the eyes flickering colour hypnotic shapes and more 27 Vinyl Williams released his third album Brunei on August 26 2016 on Company 28 It included the singles Riddles of the Sphinx and L Quasar and was followed by a 8 10 review by Clash stating Brunei brings things into sharper focus Williams manages to retain the transportive element of his previous work while slightly neatening the edges 29 A fourth album Opal was released by the French label Requiem Pour Un Twister on July 20 2018 preceded by the singles Lansing and Noumena and a 360 degree video for Aphelion 30 31 Opal was listed on NME s top 100 albums of the year at 93 and given a 7 6 review on Pitchfork 32 33 Opal is Williams s most referred to album because of Williams s use of VHS camcorder effects and polyphonic chord techniques such as using a harmonizer effects pedal The fifth album Azure was released on June 5 2020 with singles LA Egypt Soft Soul amp Never Tell The World A live recorded analog music video for LA Egypt was debuted on Melted Magazine 34 Under The Radar Magazine gave Azure a 7 10 and mentioned the music tilts hard toward neo psychedelia and blissed out pop but bridges all gaps between the once ubiquitous chillwave the soundscapes of ambient music and the melodies found in Krautrock and lo fi The group s latest LP is 11 bright burgeoning psychedelic pop songs borne from the seeds of bands like The Zombies Can and Dungen 35 In April 2021 Beaming was released as a single followed up by Precious Star in June and Exopalace in November In February 2022 a 4th single Probable Cause was released with an accompanying music video 36 On August 26 2022 the sixth LP Cosmopolis was released on Requiem Pour Un Twister 37 Art editLionel Williams has developed a collage art catalog that has received worldwide acclaim 38 His artwork was first exhibited at the Ugly Art Room s All That Remains show in Brooklyn in 2011 39 and the Let the Sunshine In exhibition at Mindpirates Gallery in Berlin in January 2012 40 during which he improvised with other musicians including Jochen Arbeit Einsturzende Neubauten Travis Stewart Machinedrum Miguel de Pedro Kid 606 and Verity Susman Electrelane 41 Williams artwork was also featured in Dazed amp Confused magazine s art issue in November 2012 22 In 2013 his work was exhibited under the title Sri Neter at the California Institute of the Arts 42 Video work editWilliams has directed interactive amp non interactive music videos for other groups such as Tears for Fears Medicine 43 and Unknown Mortal Orchestra 44 45 A full list of video art and music videos is viewable on Williams interactive website Members editMembers edit Lionel Williams vocals various instruments 2007 present Associated musicians edit Bryan Lee drums 2007 2010 Calin Stephensen bass 2007 2008 Craig Murray bass 2008 2009 Nikita Arefkia synth 2011 2013 James Lake drums synth 2011 2017 Ian Gibbs various instruments 2011 2018 Billy Winger bass drums 2011 2018 Sam Chown drums 2018 2021 Nick Logie guitar vocals 2020 present Nathan Najera guitar 2018 present Eric Werner drums 2022 Alan Connor drums 2023 present Discography editStudio albums edit Lemniscate 2012 No Pain in Pop Salonislam Into 2015 Company Records Brunei 2016 Company Records Opal 2018 Requiem Pour Un Twister Azure 2020 Requiem Pour Un Twister Cosmopolis 2022 Requiem Pour Un Twister EPs edit Qoma amp Aura Unreleased 09 10 2010 self released Naked Sanctuary 2010 self released Trance Zen Dental Spa with Chaz Bundick 2014 Company Records Singles edit Chroma Heart 2012 Warmest Chord Teal Palm 2012 Warmest Chord Higher Worlds 2012 No Pain in Pop Harmonious Change 2012 No Pain in Pop Stellarscope 2013 No Pain in Pop World Soul 2015 Company Records Riddles of the Sphinx 2016 Company Records L Quasar 2016 Company Records Ode To Eternal 2017 Harmony Records Pop Palace 2017 Harmony Records Lansing 2018 Requiem Pour Un Twister Noumena 2018 Requiem Pour Un Twister LA Egypt 2020 Requiem Pour Un Twister Soft Soul 2020 Requiem Pour Un Twister Never Tell The World 2020 Requiem Pour Un Twister Beaming 2021 Requiem Pour Un Twister Precious Star 2021 Requiem Pour Un Twister Exopalace 2022 Requiem Pour Un Twister Probable Cause 2022 Requiem Pour Un Twister References edit a b Elingburg Scott August 17 2015 Interview Vinyl Williams Stereosubversion com Retrieved 2016 08 31 a b c d Hann Michael 2012 11 22 Vinyl Williams Lemniscate review The Guardian London a b Naked Sanctuary by Vinyl Williams Vinyl Williams Retrieved 22 September 2018 Vinyl Williams Bandcamp Vinyl Williams Retrieved 2022 10 05 Opal by Vinyl Williams Vinyl Williams Retrieved 21 July 2018 a b Vinyl Williams Flaunt com Retrieved 21 July 2018 Beaumont Thomas Ben 23 July 2015 Vinyl Williams Into review fitfully intriguing with stretches of inertia The Guardian Retrieved 21 July 2018 a b Vinyl Williams Biography amp History AllMusic AllMusic Retrieved 21 July 2018 Vinyl Williams Brunei Popmatters com 5 October 2016 Retrieved 21 July 2018 Steph Kretowicz Vinyl Williams Leminscate Dummy New Music Dummymag com Retrieved 2012 03 31 Lionel Williams Let The Sunshine Inlet The Sunshine In Mindpirates org Retrieved 2012 03 31 Vinyl Williams Facebook com Retrieved 21 July 2018 Ultimate World Warmest Chord Warmestchord bandcamp com Retrieved 2012 03 31 Ultimate World by Vinyl Williams Vinyl Williams Retrieved 21 July 2018 Vinyl Williams Sounds Better With Reverb Soundsbetterwithreverb com Retrieved 21 July 2018 Vinyl Williams Chroma Heart Official Video YouTube 2012 04 09 Retrieved 2012 11 07 No Pain In Pop Vinyl Williams No Pain In Pop Nopaininpop greedbag com Retrieved 2012 11 07 Salonislam Salonislam com Retrieved 2012 11 07 Vinyl William Lemniscate Factmag com 2012 12 05 Retrieved 2014 03 27 No Pain In Pop Nopaininpop tumblr com Retrieved 2012 11 07 Vinyl Williams Higher Worlds Tracks Pitchfork 2012 10 23 Retrieved 2012 11 07 a b Vinyl Williams s WHOA art Dazed Digital 2011 10 21 Retrieved 2012 11 07 1 Archived 2013 06 19 at the Wayback Machine Vinyl Williams s Stellarscope A V Experience Dazeddigital com March 2013 Retrieved 2013 12 16 Vinyl Williams and Chaz Bundick Trance Zen Dental Spa bittorrent blog London 2014 12 10 Vinyl Williams World Soul Stereogum Premiere Stereogum 29 April 2015 Premiere Vinyl Williams World Soul Clash Magazine 15 June 2015 Brunei Vinyl Williams Songs Reviews 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ART ROOM Ugly Art Room Presents ALL THAT REMAINS UGLY ART ROOM 2011 08 22 Retrieved 2017 10 30 LET THE SUNSHINE IN MINDPIRATES CELEBRATE LIONEL WILLIAMS LET THE SUNSHINE IN Retrieved 2017 10 30 Berlin Sessions Let The Sunshine Inlet The Sunshine In Mindpirates org Retrieved 2012 03 31 Arte psicodelico de Lionel Williams Thvndermag com Retrieved 2013 12 20 medicines new video is noise pop perfection Vice com 12 November 2014 Retrieved 2014 11 12 Dub Thompson No Time Musc Video Interview Director Vinyl Williams Redefinemag com 15 May 2014 Retrieved 2014 05 15 Music Video Unknown Mortal Orchestra Multi Love HUH huhmagazine co uk Archived from the original on 2015 04 16 Retrieved 2015 04 16 External links editWebsite Tumblr Bandcamp Synthesis net Vinyl Williams s channel on YouTube Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Vinyl Williams amp oldid 1193921501, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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