“What Can U Tell Me” MP3 New MP3 hyping a three-LP vinyl release of Madlib’s 9th Medicine Show album. Get more info on the Medicine Show series here.
Stream: Explosions In the Sky- Take Care, Take Care, Take Care The new EITS is up for streaming. Post-rock fans unite! The album was released this week on Temporary Residence Limited, and it’s got some pretty elaborate art to go along with the vinyl release, too. Expect a review
Wormrot’s brand of grindcore will probably strike most people as being old school. Their dedication to thrash metal riffs and a natural-sounding production style calls back to the genre’s salad days in the 80s. But not everything here is from the past. The band’s intensity and speedy
Rotten Sound’s Curse is a loud record. No one can deny that. They have the speedy blast beats, vocals, and guitar riffs every grindcore band should have. However, this LP loses a lot of potential energy in its extremely regulated recording. I know the in-the-moment sound bands like Terrorizer
“Principle of Puppet Warfare” MP3 Singapore’s Wormrot will be dropping an LP titled Dirge on Earache Recs this May. In the meantime, the label has been awesome enough to allow fans to download the entire album for free on their website–for the price of an e-mail address of
Wasting Light is easily one of Foo Fighters’ most consistent effort in their past several albums, but it’s not resonating with me like I wanted it to. Chalk it up to the album just not being my style, I suppose. Still, I can appreciate a great studio sound when
A track taken from the forthcoming LP from Brian Eno and poet Rick Holland. The release comes as the result of some on and off collaborating, and the wish to finish what the two hard started when they initially worked together in ’03. The album’s title is Drums Between
The Chicago jazz quartet blink. is releasing its sophomore LP, The Architects, today via Whistler Records. A departure from the ’08 release Epidemic of Ideas, the band’s founder and bassist, Jeff Greene, pushes the envelope of jazz, rock, and electronica, fusing it with free improvisation. The highlight of this
John Talabot is a Barcelona DJ with a taste for chill and a history of Mediterranean electronica remixes–think dance music suited for a poolside bar on the Cote d-Azur. Anyway, his new EP, Families, is slated for May 9 on Young Turks. Here’s the title track, a collaboration
It seems this video has just appeared out of thin air, so everything I “know” about it is merely assumption. The major names associated with this thing only leads back to this very video when punched into a search engine. The Vimeo account itself only seems to have this one
