2015
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Whimsical track from Mutei – Music for Davida Monk’s Dream Pavilion, the new album by Seattle-based prepared-guitarist Bill Horist, out September 4 via Important Records. Enjoy!
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Yasiin Bey has released a new single and music video inspired by police brutality and the art of Basquiat on the website A Country Called Earth. Tune in to it above and read Bey’s accompanying statement here.
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Swedish singer-songwriter Anna von Hausswolff is releasing her third album The Miraculous November 13 via Other Music. Judging from this leviathan of a lead single, things are gonna get real dark and heavy!
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Night and Day by Kevin Drumm & Jason Lescalleet A couple of noisy drones with a nocturnal theme from Kevin Drumm & Jason Lescalleet, hinting toward a second collaborative album they’re set to release via Erstwhile in October. These tracks leave us wondering if it’ll be even darker
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Great groove from Japanese producer 99LETTERS, taken from his forthcoming tape on THRHNDRDSVNTNN Drawing Days. Enjoy!
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Here’s a preview of Oneohtrix Point Never‘s purportedly dank new album Garden of Delete, out November 13 through Warp.
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Ghost is back with an album that adequately depicts their dark, melodic, and occult musical world.
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This by Hong Kong Express London vaporwave artist Hong Kong Express concludes his “Hong Kong Tetralogy” with This, out today via Adhesive Sounds. Check it out above and find Anthony’s discussion with HKE down here (at the 38 minute mark):
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Say what you will about Serge Gainsbourg, that he and his music were overly lewd or whatever; he was arguably the most significant voice in 20th century French pop music. Even when he was penning albums comprised mostly of shit humor (Vu de l’extérieur), the man was delivering some
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The opening track of atmospheric black metal outfit Deafheaven’s third album New Bermuda, out October 2 via Anti-. Enjoy!
