art rock
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PJ Harvey continues with the art rock instrumentation and political themes from her last album, bringing them to variety of different locations.
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On this Nevermen album Mike Patton, Tunde Adebimpe, and Doseone come together to create a violent clash of personalities and musical styles.
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Entertainment icon David Bowie turns his death into an awe-inspiring concept album.
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RADIOHEAD’S KID A! IT’S HERE! THE REVIEW IS FINALLY HERE! RADIOHEAD’S KID A! THANK YOU, TOMMY WISEAU!
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A new single from David Bowie’s upcoming album, Blackstar, out January 8. It is also the title song of Bowie & Enda Walsh’s stage musical of the same name.
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Everything Everything comes through with a creative, progressive pop album with equal parts eccentricity and accessibility.
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While not as stuck in the past and weakly produced as Wilson’s last full-length, Hand. Cannot. Erase. displays a similar lack of excitement when it comes to rehashing ideas from classic progressive rock albums.
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Of Montreal has just shared the second single off its upcoming LP Aureate Gloom. Lead “Bassem Sabry” certainly did enough to get us anticipating this album, this new track “Empyrean Abattoir” only managing to add to that anticipation. Give it a listen above and enjoy! Aureate Gloom is out 3
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https://soundcloud.com/polyvinyl-records/of-montreal-bassem-sabry-1/s-EMF9j I distinctly remember the term “asexual beige” being idiotically lobbed at of Montreal’s last record, Lousy with Sylvianbriar. The band’s subtle subversion of blues rock on that project definitely wasn’t what many were expecting after the manic chamber pop of Paralytic
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TV On The Radio returns with a slightly more electronic sound on Seeds.
