MP3 I was lurking one of my favorite blogs for some positive tunage, and I got what I was looking for: A new track from King Tuff–a.k.a. Kyle Thomas, a.k.a. the frontman of Happy Birthday. On “Hands,” rides a wave of flanged guitars into a
Buffalo/Starfish 7" Single (on lovely pink vinyl) by The Deloreans A new single from the Deloreans, which comes off their latest album, American Craze. Order a physical copy of the 7” here.
Download a track from the forthcoming Amon Tobin album, ISAM. It’ll be out physically May 23rd via Ninja Tune.
Death Grips’ first mixtape is a grim look at mankind’s worst personality traits:: greed, addiction, anger. And the beats are just as offensive as the screamed rap vocals–which only helps get the point across. It’s an energetic record. It’s an intense record. Sometimes it’s over
On their latest album, the Antlers work to improve the lo-fi recording quality they were dealing with on their last album, and they definitely succeed in that department. The instruments and the mix sound absolutely fantastic. But there are more changes. First off, the storytelling that made their past LP
Stream: Man Man- Life Fantastic The Philly oddball rock band is dropping their fourth album on May 10th via Anti-, and you can stream the whole thing front to back right now. It seems everything is streaming today, dang! Click the link above or the cover below to hear it.
Stream: Robag Wruhme- Thora Vukk An album of minimal techno bangers and ambient interludes from Robag Wruhme, which is the alias of electronic music producer Gabor Schablitzki. This is his second full-length album under the Robag name: Thora Vukk. Look for it on Germany’s Pampa Records. Click on the
It’s the latest release from the Brooklyn psychedelic dance pop outfit Gang Gang Dance. It’s dropping officially on May 9th via 4AD.
Found through the Fader, here’s a nice, full stream of the self-titled Balkans album that’s dropping this month Double Phantom Records. The album is an attractive blend sounds similar to that of UK post-punk, the Walkmen, and the Strokes. Lots of rough guitars, catchy songwriting, and guts.
On this new single, UK electronic artist Jamie Woon wanders solemnly, carrying a style of dubstep with him that isn’t unlike Burial’s–in fact, Burial co-produced this track, so there ya go. And while this style of music is known for its minimal, cleanly sound, this sounds just
