2015
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Ghostface and Adrian Younge return to deliver part two of their Twelve Reasons To Die storyline.
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With the announcement of Moogfest 2016 came Translational Drifts, an EP containing covers of some of the festival’s icons. The standout of this set for us is Moses Sumney’s live and improvised take on Laurie Anderson’s “O Superman”; he miraculously recaptures the wistfulness of the original’s
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Compton rapper YG has released “Twist My Fingaz,” the lead single from his new album Still Krazy, which is presumably out later this year on Def Jam. At one point in this track, the MC references his June shooting. Read Anthony and Big Ghost’s collaborative review of last year’
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Swedish heavy metal outfit Ghost is putting out its third album Meliora August 21 through Loma Vista. Following up lead single “Cirice” and yesterday’s reveal of Papa Emeritus III is this new track “From the Pinnacle to the Pit.” Enjoy!
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This week’s playlist feature is a voyage through the beloved genre of shoegaze, from its late 80’s/early 90’s UK origins to worldwide explorations of the sound up to the modern day. Be warned: this set exceeds two hours and only the strongest of ears and wills
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Scottish synthpop trio Chvrches is following up its 2013 debut The Bones of What You Believe with a new album called Every Open Eye on September 25. That’s the lead single “Leave a Trace” up there. Happy listening!
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Electrorock duo Ratatat returns with a new mix of tunes.
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"My War" (Black Flag cover Flexi) by LEVIATHAN Earlier this year, Oakland black metal act Leviathan covered the classic Black Flag song “My War” for Decibel Magazine. The single is now available to stream and order on limited flexi disc above. At the moment, Leviathan’s new album
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Everything Everything comes through with a creative, progressive pop album with equal parts eccentricity and accessibility.
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I still don’t understand why Spraynard haven’t received more attention over the past few years. To get some background, check out their excellent 2011 Asian Man Records LP, Funtitled, here. Complete with great songwriting, soaring hooks, tight instrumentals, and smart, emotive lyrics, it astounds me that the record
