On their latest LP, Vivian Girls try to step even further past the noise and effects that made their previous efforts such noisy whirlwinds. It’s a step in the right direction theoretically, but does the band’s sound appeal outside of the cacophony? Will the songs, production, melodies, and
It’s been five years since New Orleans’ Belong released their full-length debut via Carpark Records. Common Era is the new album, and Kranky is the new label. In regards to the song above, “A Walk,” I want to say this music feels like an eternity–but I mean that
“Touching Down” Stream Picture yourself on a boat on a river. No, wait, that’s the Beatles, and this is Therapies Son, but the feeling remains the same. Listening to Over The Sea, the debut EP by Van Nuys, California musician Alex Jacob sets sail in the calm ocean for
New remix of Panda Bear’s “You Can Count On Me” from the Get. I didn’t love Tomboy, but am I allowed to love this remix?
MP3 A remix of Grouper’s “Alien Oberver” by Teen Daze. Enjoy! And look for Grouper’s latest set of albums, A I A, this month. Hear the original version of this track at P4K.
MP3 YACHT, like many other DFA Records artists, creates a synth-heavy style of dance pop. But what sets YACHT apart from the rest of the pack is their cultish style and lyrical themes revolving around religion and society at large. Their ’09 LP See Mystery Lights had some essential tracks
New video from Marky w/Rockwilder on the production side of things. These guys are gonna drop a tape on April 19th titled the Markwilder Show.
Photographer, director, musician Yoann Lemoine is a monster, seriously. Not only is the track backing up this video fantastically lush with huge drums and a skyrocketing horn section, but the video is absolutely immaculate, too. You might want to sit down or this: Yoann’s filmography also includes music videos
“To Whom It May Concern” MP3 “The World” MP3 “Gotta Get Paid” feat. Big K.R.I.T. MP3 New York MC Smoke DZA just dropped a new mixtape, the Hustlers Catalog. He’s a stoner and he’s not apologetic about it. Some might even criticize him for running
On their latest album, Crystal Stilts brings what made their full-length debut great while still adding some extra sounds to the mix. The tunes here are much more upbeat, and there are a few legit hits that sneak their way into the track list like “Shake the Shackles” and “Through
