Electronic
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Ku Klux Glam ~ Ariel Pink R. Stevie Moore by R. STEVIE MOORE I just got turned onto this through our Facebook page, and I can’t believe I missed this. So, basically, this is a collaboration between two generations of self-recording enthusiasts. R. Stevie Moore has been releasing eccentric, homemade
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XXYYXX by XXYYXX Stream the self-titled mixtape from up-and-coming electronic music producer, XXYYXX, though the widget above. The guy hails from Florida, and his music is an amalgamation of nearly every new sound sprouting up in electronic music right now. There are loads of chopped, looped, and pitch-shifted vocal samples,
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Download: Log.Os- Purple Tape Log.Os presents a new collection of material titled Purple Tape. As you may remember, the electronic and neo-soul project dropped its debut release last year, λόγος, which I gave a pretty warm review. This new tape only contains three tracks, and all of them
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Burial and Four Tet drop a beautiful new collaborative track titled “Nova.” Of course, this isn’t the first time these two have put (amazing) material together, and let’s hope this track is one of many more collaborations to come. While the beat doesn’t vary enough to get
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A new track from dance rock outfit Turing Machine here. It’s from the forthcoming album, What Is The Meaning Of What, which will be the group’s first album in eight years. Look for it on Temporary Residence on May 8th. With this track, “Slave to the Algorithm,” the
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MP3 Singers Stasia Irons and Catherine Harris-White make up THEESatisfaction, which is an underground R&B and soul project dropping an album in March on Sub Pop. The title: awE naturaLE. You probably caught the project’s two members on the Shabazz Palaces album, Black Up, that dropped last
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A video from the forthcoming Rarebit album, Daizo. It’s been released this week on Non Projects. Rarebit is the pseudonym of electronic music producer and composer Justin Hopkins, and his latest release has a concept that can’t be caught by listening to a single song. The album is
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Kings and Them features a pretty decent collection of early tracks from up-and-coming beat producer Evian Christ. Keep an eye on where this guy is going. WATCH THE REVIEW
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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:
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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
