Stream: Deafheaven- “Violet” (Edit) Last year, I was loving this demo from the West Coast metal outfit Deafheaven. I even donated some money for the tunes. I’m not completely psyched to hear that they’ve got a new LP out on Deathwish this week. Hear an edit of one
On their latest album CunninLyngusits bring some seriously cinematic production. All of the atmospheric textures make the perfect setting for lyrical themes dealing with dreams. Of course, “dreaming” isn’t limited to what you see in your sleep. This LP delves into fantasies of all shapes and sizes: sexual, violent,
New video for two Nails tracks: “Conform” and “Scum Will Rise,” which was Directed by Joel Perkins. The songs come from the band’s latest album, Unsilent Death.
Stream: Four new TMBG songs MP3: They Might Be Giants- Can’t Keep Johnny Down Gearing up for their latest album, Join Us, They Might Be Giants are streaming four tracks from the LP on Spinner. Check ’em out via the link above. I know a lot of people who
(Your Life’s Highlights For The) Academy Awards by Julie’s Haircut Julie’s Haircut makes the kind of music that inevitably gets described as “sunny.” If you listen closely, however, there’s a psychedelic edge, and enough tartness to tone down the sugar. This cut, “(Your Life’s Highlights
Stream: The Beastie Boys- Hot Sauce Committee Part Two The Beastie Boys have been kind enough to stream their latest album in its entirety on their website, so get to clickin’! (Edit: Or just stream it below, duh!)
When Sea Oleena dropped its first few releases, the quiet and understated songwriting of Charlotte Oleena was pretty decent, but nothing to write home about. But now, with a cleaner recording and some extra instrumentation, the project has matured a lot. Sea Loeena’s latest album, Sleeplessness, is both gentle
A genetically altered hybrid of dubstep and hip hop from the new Mophono album, Cut Form Crush. This particular track features Flying Lotus. Find more clips from this new Mophono album over at CB Records.
New track with an old soul from the Morning Benders. Well, maybe it’s not that new since it manged to escape the Big Echo track list. /via & via/
The overarching theme on Apocalypse seems clear, but the chapters in this story are kind of vague, making it difficult for me to really get into this album. As usual, the instrumentation behind Callahan’s deadpan vocals is simple and honest. It serves mostly as a stage for his poetic
