“Manhattan Future Ocean” is the latest apocalyptic ode to New York City from experimental composer/producer and singer-songwriter James Ferraro. A follow-up to 2013’s NYC, Hell 3:00 AM maybe isn’t far off? soon come _ Posted by James Ferraro on Thursday, July 30, 2015
A recap of Anthony’s favorite releases of July 2015.
If you’re in the market for some yelled raps, Fool’s Gold has just put out this new single from Atlanta MC ManMan Savage. “Savage,” is right!
Mac Demarco comes through with a sweet, little mini-album of his most lovesick songs yet.
Today, Strokes guitarist and keyboardist Albert Hammond Jr. released his third album Momentary Masters on Vagrant Records. In the tracklist is a cover of Bob Dylan’s “Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right,” which you can check out above. Enjoy!
New Jersey’s Titus Andronicus are back with a 90-minute concept album.
Dance-punk outfit !!! has a new album called As If coming out October 16 on Warp. Stream two funky cuts above and enjoy!
From Wavves’ new album v, out October 2 via Ghost Ramp/Warner Bros. Find previous single “Way Too Much” here.
Ygg huur by Krallice New York experimental black metal outfit Krallice has just self-released a new album called Ygg Huur, seemingly inspired by microtonal composer Giacinto Scelsi. Check it out above and here’s a reminder we loved the band’s last LP:
The first offering from newly formed duo Whitney, comprised of Smith Westerns members Max Kakacek and Julien Ehrlich. An EP is due out in September via Lead Riders, with a full-length effort slated for early 2016. Happy listening!
