Song Premiere // Typical Sisters – Grains
Does anyone remember The Books? No, not the printed matter (though, chances are, it might’ve been forgotten about with libraries being closed for so long), but the duo of Paul …
Does anyone remember The Books? No, not the printed matter (though, chances are, it might’ve been forgotten about with libraries being closed for so long), but the duo of Paul …
Texas might not be heavily associated with experimental/electronic scene, but Creeps are here to change that. Contrary to the band’s name there’s nothing creepy about their music – its got …
The entire broken-down/glitch/lowercase aesthetics was all the rage in experimental/avant circles in the late 90s/early 2000s as exemplified by the output of German labels Kompakt, Raster-Noton and Mille Plateaux (as …
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Few scenes in movie history capture the sense of urban alienation/melancholy/decay with the same palpability that the Pruitt-Igoe segment in Koyanisquatsi does. The helicopter hovering over abandoned buildings is quite …
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If Bloom de Wilde, the subject of our video premiere, will ever blow up in a big way (and chances are, she just might) the first comparison you’ll hear 99% …
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There are all sorts of ways to jam econo – one was embodied by Minutemen, an iconic San Pedro trio whose legacy is still very much alive in spite of …
Earlier today we premiered an interview by Dave Mustaine impersonator supreme Cody aka Triangle Theory / Cryostasium. If you were excited about this one, you surely wouldn’t want to miss …
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Rage that lasts a thousand years will soon be gone, as Freddie Mercury once noted. This was back in the 80s and the rage is still there (not that any …
Its hard to imagine anything more triumphant as a festival closer than a set by Lightning Bolt – and that’s what we experienced at the last year’s Big Ears. Amidst …
Problem with a lot of protest music is that it gets dated rather quickly. It could be that tying your creative work to a hot-button issue of the day may …