“Straight Spines” “So Said the Bird” Two tracks from the forthcoming Michael Beach EP, Mountains + Valleys. It’ll be dropping on Twin Lakes Recs. on November 8th. Just like his previous material, the two songs above remind me a lot of forlorn songwriters like Simon Joyner. After tracks like “So
Acid Chess EP by Usurper of Modern Medicine Usurper of Modern Medicine’s new Acid Chess EP is a short string of psychedelic and krautrock jams. With reverbed vocals, intense drums, and driving basslines, this band’s showcasing a lotta energy that could bring them into more interesting directions in
A new track from New York MC Kuhlamity, featuring Chuuwee on the first verse. I’m bloggin’ this track for many of the same reasons I blogged a track from this kid earlier this year: He sounds hungry, he sounds urgent, and his youthful determination is infectious.
Hey, everyone! Hope you’re well. Anthony Fantano, here. Internet’s Busiest Music Nerd. You know! Alright, it’s time for another track review. Punching them out right now, and I’m getting to talking about an artist I promised I’d lay an opinion on: Evidence. This dude is
Hello, my Needle Drops. Wow, that looks weird typed to me. Well, let’s move on. Track review time. ‘Nother text one. Hey, when y’all read this, do you hear it in your heads as my voice? Weird, right? Right now, we’re focusing on a track from a
Hey, everybody. Trying out this text thing for a quick second so I can get it together and talk about a few records that sorta fell by the wayside for me. In this post, I’d like to talk up the new Phonte album a little bit. The title of
A new video from Shlohmo for the track “Places.” Of course, the video is loaded with, well, places. The track comes off the beat producer’s latest album, Bad Vibes, which is out now on Friends of Friends. Check my review of the album right here. /via/
MP3 Taking inspiration from the American Civil War, Goldmund’s latest album is a series of piano-interpreted folk songs from that era. “Shenandoah” is the first song to drop from the album, and it glimmers with beauty and hope. The acoustic guitar playing–which is a surprising and welcome addition
No Becoming by Lee Noble Some dark, lo-fi ambient tunes suggested to me on Facebook by a follower. At first, it seemed like just another suggestion, but the material on this March-released album is pretty eerie. The dude certainly does a lot with a little. Some really nice textures on
On her latest album, Metals, Canadian singer-songwriter Leslie Feist brings a set of songs that feel much older than the tracks that were on her last album, the Reminder. That album was released only four years ago, but Metals‘ dreary, grey aesthetic makes the distance between these two albums feel
