A strange, unsettling single from the forthcoming Vision Fortune album, which is titled Country Music, and will be seeing a release via All Tomorrow’s Parties. The otherworldly tones and deadpan vocals on “Dry Mouth” remind me quite a bit of Liars’ output in the 2000s, but even more challenging
A strange, unsettling single from the forthcoming Vision Fortune album, which is titled Country Music, and will be seeing a release via All Tomorrow’s Parties. The otherworldly tones and deadpan vocals on “Dry Mouth” remind me quite a bit of Liars’ output in the 2000s, but even more challenging
Burial Hex, the well established pseudonym of experimental singer-songwriter Clay Ruby, comes to a graceful end with The Hierophant, a marvelous work that fuses elements of darkwave, death industrial, and modern classical music. Stream the title track above and get the album now via Handmade Birds.
Burial Hex, the well established pseudonym of experimental singer-songwriter Clay Ruby, comes to a graceful end with The Hierophant, a marvelous work that fuses elements of darkwave, death industrial, and modern classical music. Stream the title track above and get the album now via Handmade Birds.
Welcome To Warp Zone! (Tiny Mix Tapes 4-Hour Video Game Mix) by Nmesh Welcome to Warp Zone! [via Tiny Mix Tapes] NMESH, the alias of Kentuckian electronic music producer and ex-drummer Alex Koenig, is committed to the concept of the “guest mix” to an almost unhealthy extent. Consider the above
Andy Stott explores more electornic subgenres on his latest full-length release.
Mr. Oizo’s new album for Brainfeeder Records takes on a punchier, more West Coast sound.
Previously mentioned Living In Frames has a new single titled “Can’t Dream,” and it’s a joyous exercise in ambient maximalism. There lies no subtlety in the wailing production on this song, nor should there be. Beginning with a beautiful and layered chord progression, the song consistently hints at
Previously mentioned Living In Frames has a new single titled “Can’t Dream,” and it’s a joyous exercise in ambient maximalism. There lies no subtlety in the wailing production on this song, nor should there be. Beginning with a beautiful and layered chord progression, the song consistently hints at
Known for his renowned membership of the Wu-Tang Clan, but also for his early solo works, Ghostface Killah is once again attracting major attention over the release of a forthcoming album. The title of this new one: 36 Seasons, which apparently includes a comic insert based on the album’s
