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Archive for the ‘experimental’ Category
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girls in uniform – like a star
been enamoured for a minute with this project/band from montreal, canada and this compelling A-side to their recently released The Fortune Tapes. compellingly bleeping and ...
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starry cat – hello.mp3
Sam Ray remains prolific as ever then with this new project, further evidence that the guy just can’t stop. “Hello.mp3″ is off of a new ...
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unknown mortal orchestra – swing lo magellan
I think Ruban Nielson manages the impossible in his recordings, or at least comes close to doing so. His acoustic cover of “Swing Lo Magellan”, ...
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jessy lanza – move closer
Jessy Lanza jazzed up this old Phyllis Nelson track recently as a nice little piece of promo for her recently released, and critically acclaimed, debut ...
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bruce smear – rodeo
as his first single is being released on the new label from Joel Ford (of Ford & Lopatin), Bruce Smear is obviously hitting the right ...
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touching voids – untied
“Untied” provides probably the closest musical equivalent to my constant feeling of nigh-on-endless ambivalence, post-University. I mean, this has an edge of pretension, gilded with ...
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vondelpark – always forever (tuesday born remix)
With Vondelpark’s dreamy beat driven leftfield tones, and Tuesday Born’s dark soulful electronica, it’s not surprising that the two artists have met musically like this. ...
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t-funk – night ride thru L.A.
Really enjoying the warped out and refreshingly jazz-y beats from London-based producer Tyrone Smith, a.k.a. T-Funk. I could ramble on and make some easy, blasé ...
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jeanette street – three songs
I’ve finally finished my degree. The only obvious result, thus far, is that I’ve felt a lot more restless and, surprisingly, quite emotional. For all ...
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salvia plath – house of leaves
this one’s gone and done the rounds a bit, of course, but just getting it up here to say, in the midst of finishing my ...
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hebronix – unreal
you know what’s weird? i only just experienced this like, Yuck resurgence, if you will, in my life, had the album on repeat for a ...
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pussy wizard – dunno (translucent blue)
Was really taken with this slow, sprawling and unapologetically weepy slow burner from Jordan Blackmon, a.k.a pussy wizard, who also plays guitar in the Toro ...
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elvis depressedly – weird honey
Mat Cothran, who writes/releases music under the monikers of Coma Cinema and Elvis Depressedly, is back with a brace of new material. I’ve been enamoured ...
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arrange – callers (reprise)
really really loving this new material from portland’s arrange. his ricky eat acid hook-up “P.S.L.W.” was one of our favourites of yester-year and his solo ...
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gaps – inside your head
there’s something about brighton band gaps. i’m not quite sure what that something is. but their experimental, and ethereal, songs have been a constant point ...