March 20th / Alternative Tentacles Track list: 1. Rat 2. Decay 3. No Chance 4. Pigeon 5. Metropolis 6. Ghost 7. Don’t 8. Stuck 9. Roach 10. Ha Ha Ha
The Battles track “Africastle” gets touched up by Kode 9 in this new remix off the band’s 2nd remix 12″. There are two more 12″s to come in this remix series; plus, Battles is planning on putting out a CD compilation of these remixes as well. The title:
Some energetic punk pop courtesy of Terry Malts, who just released released its new album ,Killing Time, last week. Now to go along with that release they have a video for the track “I Do.” The song has a lot of energy and is undeniably catchy to the point that
komfi.EP by Knxwledge. Prolific beatmusic producer Knxwledge dropped a new EP on bandcamp recently. For a guy who produces tracks this regularly, he shows as high level of creativity. The tool is definitely not dulling. Though not all the beats on this EP are amazing, most notably “Feeeedbaq,” the
With a spunky house beat and busy footwork snares and claps, electronic music producer Romare builds a solid backdrop for a slew of samples related to African music. I say related because some of the clips here, and some aren’t. There’s a nice flute riff here, and a
The new Christian Mistress record is a heavy metal throwback that’s self aware enough to find a definitive spot for itself in the genre. Oh, yeah, the songs are really catchy, too. WATCH THE REVIEW / LOVED
MP3 Brighton producer Ambassadeurs has released a new track from his upcoming untitled album. This track is technically impressive, and incorporates numerous vocal samples. The synthesizers swirl together psychedelically, but the percussion here really ties it all together, keeping the pace fast and interesting. Even with all these different aspects
Stream: The Magnetic Fields- Love At the Bottom of the Sea The new album from The Magnetic Fields is streaming on NPR Music right now. The concept behind this LP seems to be that of a confused and conflicted love. All the various vocalists sing with their own unique personality
Arctic Monkeys have released a new standalone single and video for the song “R U Mine?”. The track is generally just a fun pop song, but it’s actually a memorable and catchy change of pace from the group’s last album, Suck It and See. The video is pretty
Gorillaz, James Murphy, and Andre 3000 go above and beyond in this 13-minute pop, rock, hip hop, and electronic epic. WATCH THE REVIEW
