I don’t think y’all have to hear any more about our love of clipping.’s debut album CLPPNG. But it’s worth mentioning that we’re digging the trio’s visual direction about as much as the music. The video for lead single “Work Work” was brilliantly blunt,
Jack White’s sophomore LP might be instrumentally lavish, but these emotionally vacant songs features some of his worst tunes since the demise of the White Stripes.
The beloved Mariam The Believer drops a simple, somber organ ballad with the track “To Conquer Pain With Love,” which is set for release on a forthcoming EP titled The Wind. Not only was this track build of first takes, but it seems all the tracks on this EP will
Stream: Matteah Baim – Falling Theater Pitchfork is premiering the new album by under-the-radar singer-songwriter Matteah Baim, Falling Theater. This is her third record, following her lovely debut Death of the Sun and Laughing Boy, both of which have gone criminally under-appreciated. Previously, Baim collaborated with CocoRosie’s Sierra Cassidy on
Trap Them’s latest record might be loud, but the flavorless production and forgettable riffs do these songs no favors.
Famed electronic music pioneer Giorgio Moroder has been given the honor of kicking off Adult Swim‘s summer singles series this year, and he’s doing with with an epic, bustling synth piece titled “Giorgio’s Theme.” The track spans seven minutes, and lives up to the reputation stated on
Dark Comedy by Open Mike Eagle Hellfyre Club folkhero and lyrical eccentric Open Mike Eagle just made his latest full-length project available for streaming. Give Dark Comedy a listen above.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-fE7jpE3T8 Kate Tempest is a spoken word artist and playwright hailing from South London, who last year won the Ted Hughes Award for her epic poem Brand New Ancients. But her talents also extend to rap music. She put out her Dan Carey-produced full-length
http://youtu.be/qI-95cTMeLM We’d been skeptical of Jack White’s solo career since the bit-too-familiar Blunderbuss back in 2012. But he really had us reconsider his solo potential with “Lazaretto,” the lead single and title track of his new album – a flashy track laden with organ, horns, some
Thanks for the good people at Gimme Tinnitus for this noisy, sluggish jam from Bueno. The track “Little Joe” sounds like a sedate James Chance guesting on a Modern Lovers demo that’s never seen the light of day until now. It ain’t half bad. You can check out
