Music Recommendations for November 2018
Another round of music recommendations / listening suggestions from our followers! Dive into our archives to see even more recommendations. Shnabubula – Game Genie (Hausu Mountain, 2018) – Built from …
Review: Arabrot – Who Do You Love
Just when you thought it was safe to leave the 70’s! Here comes Arabrot with their new album Who Do You Love. The Grammy winning Norwegian band that lives in …
Review: Daughters – You Won’t Get What You Want
I think most people have thought about what having sex with an alien would be like. I’d wager that Daughters has actually fucked aliens and this is their way of …
Review: Qui – Snuh
In the vein of Bertolt Brecht and Robert Wilson, we have Snuh by the inimitable Qui. Finding their wheelhouse among themes of burlesque, vaudeville, and driving without headlights, Qui is …
Review: Third Witness and Friends – Illequal
Things larger than single simple statements aren’t always the most fun. Sometimes after a long time, despite the work put into of the message, you no longer wish to hear …
Review: Ricardo Dias Gomes – Aa
Aa, the latest EP from Ricardo Dias Gomes, is a hypnotic record with a strong emphasis on bass and rhythm. Gomes’ ability to manipulate bass tones reflects his acclaimed work …
Review: Collections of Dead Souls – A Calm Taste EP
I type as I listen. We open with glitches and kosmische loops engulfing us and slowly pulling us in. Whispers or birdsong or both gradually reveal melodies apparently lost in …
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Interview with Pictureplane
Nicholas Panagakos: What can you tell me about this album? Where did the idea come from for Degenerate? Travis Egedy: I’d been working on it for the past three years. …
Preview – Hassle Fest 10
2018 edition of Hassle Fest is kicking off tomorrow and we put together a playlist to celebrate the occasion! This year’s HF will feature 17 participating venues and over 30 …
Video Premiere: 101 Beats Per Minute – One Over
One of the more curious things on the first volume of Sub Rosa’s Anthology of Noise and Electronic Music is a piece by Sonic Youth entitled Audience. Its a heavily modified recording …