The good people at Enemies List Home Recordings have released a new album. If you’re familiar with the Connecticut-based label and its most celebrated releases, the prospect of them releasing an album alone should be exciting–you know, without even knowing who the artist in question is first. Well,
Download: Danny Brown- “Blunt After Blunt” (3:33 Remix) Danny Brown’s “Blunt After Blunt” gets remixed by some of the grimiest beatsmiths out there right now, 3:33. If you remember, Danny Brown’s last mixtape, XXX, got a pretty glowing review around these parts. This remix comes with
[audio:http://www.pitchperfectpr.com/mp3/LazySlave.mp3]MP3 A track from the forthcoming Dope Body album, Natural History, which will be out on May 22nd via Drag City Records. “Lazy Slave” is pretty heavy listen. Dope Body sure does love its riffs and its low-end frequencies. However, the quartet
Texas singing and songwriting legend Daniel Johnston has a new album out titled Space Ducks, which is in celebration of the new comic book he himself created. The SXSW showcase he played last month was actually the release party for it. The album features a seven new tracks from Johnston,
R. Stevie Moore drops a cover of the Vaccines’ “Post Breakup Sex,” which was released on a 7″ this past weekend on Record Store Day via O’Genesis Recordings. In usual Moore, D.I.Y. fashion, the track is fuzzed out and eccentric. A lone snare drum keeps time against
R. Stevie Moore drops a cover of the Vaccines’ “Post Breakup Sex,” which was released on a 7″ this past weekend on Record Store Day via O’Genesis Recordings. In usual Moore, D.I.Y. fashion, the track is fuzzed out and eccentric. A lone snare drum keeps time against
Death Grips releases visuals for “I’ve Seen Footage,” which is one of the lead singles from the California-based experimental hip hop duo’s new album, the Money Store. The album is looking at an April 24th release date, but the album is currently streaming on SoundCloud and YouTube.
UK trio Young Fathers drops a new track via its YouTube channel, heading further in the direction charted by Tape One, which I gave a glowing review to earlier this year. “Way Down In the Hole” features a shimmering, soulful into that quickly durns into something dark and dirty just
While it is exciting for me to be hearing singer-songwriter Spencer Krug fronting a band once again on the latest album to come out of his Moonface project, this album, for many reasons, didn’t measure up to my expectations. WATCH THE REVIEW
