On St. VIncent’s latest album, singer-songwriter Annie Clark comes together with some pretty bold and experimental flavors.I wouldn’t be surprised if fans found this to be a stranger record than 2009’s Actor. But while many moments on Strange Mercy are, uh, strange, I found this record
A new release via Mindset records, and available on Boomkat, I’m digging the clipped and looped R&B remains strewn about this new Synkro track, “Girl.” /via/
A new video from Superhumanoids for the band’s latest single, “Mikelah.” The story here depresses me, too. I just wanna tell this dude, “Hey, man, calm down. She’s not worth it, bro!”
Lips – Everything to me (Christian Strobe Remix) by Christian Strobe Apparat – Song Of Los (Mogwai Remix) by Mute UK Midnight City (Trentemøller Remix) by M83 Suicide Dream 3 (Solar Bears Remix) by Solar Bears Mint Julep – Aviary (Mogwai remix) by Anorak London Active Child- “Playing House” ft. How To Dress
At the Wörthersee Hotel by The Uptights There’s nothing that kills an idea faster than a mindlessly copied trend. I think the idea of “lo-fi bands” qualify. Still, despite the grimy, rough recordings being spoiled for me a bit, I find this latest album from the Uptights kind of
A very NSFW video from Black Lips for the track “Family Tree,” which comes from the band’s new album, Arabia Mountain. Scope an audio review for the LP right here. Look for a copy of it on Vice Records.
Between Elzhi and Danny Brown, Detroit rappers a killing it this year, seriously. Here’s one Danny Brown himself turned me on to yesterday via Twitter. He goes by the name C.H.I.P.$., and he’s a got a new mixtape titled the Adventures of a Couch Potato.
MP3 A hilariously bitter track from New York rapper Kuhlamity. I’m not a fan of the kid’s more punchline-oriented tracks, but this particular track felt too real not to share. With what I assume is his first mixtape, Indulgence, Kuhlamity seems to be trying a lotta different things
On some level, I consider myself a fan of Wolves In the Throne Room: the Olympia, Washington black metal outfit. If I wasn’t, I don’t think I would have followed their exploits up until this point. I don’t see myself quitting, but I wasn’t as into
The Men’s latest album, Leave Home, has some pretty abrasive, heavy, and eye-widening production on it. This straight-to-tape recording features some great guitar distortion: and the total package is so thick and saturated, it makes this album an extremely heavy and overbearing experience. Another breath of fresh air here
