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BADBADNOTGOOD - Boogie No. 69

Posted Mar 13th, 2015 (6:22 pm) by Tyler Burt
BADBADNOTGOOD are always reliable for their smooth, glossy jazz cuts. Their latest song, “Boogie No. 69,” is no different and serves up just the type of laid-back yet enthralling appeal that the trio is known for.

Sam Gellaitry - Childhood

Posted Mar 13th, 2015 (10:43 am) by Addie Provost
Genre-defying youngster, Sam Gellaitry, is at it again with the nostalgic, experimental track, "Childhood."

Grimes - REALiTi

Posted Mar 9th, 2015 (3:06 pm) by Tyler Burt
Grimes has unearthed a song-video bundle from a demo she recorded back in early 2013. Named “REALiTi,” the track will not be featured on her forthcoming album and was released as an ode to her fans that came to her shows during her tour of Asia in March 2013.

Jenny Hval - That Battle Is Over

Posted Mar 6th, 2015 (11:27 am) by Matt Felten
Jenny Hval
Norway's Jenny Hval has released an experimental track titled "That Battle Is Over." The song is off Hval's new album Apocalypse, girl, out June 9 on Sacred Bones. & Su Tissue.

The Black Ryder: The Door Behind The Door

Posted on February 27th, 2015 (4:00 pm) by Magdalene Taylor
The Black Ryder - The Door Behind The Door Review
There is something starkly incoherent about the combination of sounds contained in The Black Ryder's The Door Behind The Door.

Vision Fortune: Country Music

Posted on February 24th, 2015 (4:00 pm) by Aaron Tremper
Vision Fortune - Country Music Review
Following their 2013 debut, Mas Fiestas con el grupo Vision Fortune, experimental drone band, Vision Fortune, spent two months writing their follow-up LP in a rented Tuscany villa. Whereas Mas Fiestas featured a continuous mix of drone rock, Country Music opts for a more electronic-based sound, featuring collage work that samples ambient recordings from their residency. ...

Sam Gellaitry is Starting Out Strong

Posted Feb 23rd, 2015 (11:00 am) by Addie Provost
The 18 year old producer from Scotland already wowed us with his single "Temple," but the jaw dropping won't end there. His debut EP, Short Stories, is an impressive collection of tracks that each tell a different tale through thoughtful, boundary breaking arrangements.

Bleeding Edge: Keath Mead

Posted Feb 19th, 2015 (12:44 pm) by Matt Felten
25-year-old SC native and singer-songwriter Keath Mead would like to cordially invite you to Sunday Dinner.

Mount Eerie: Sauna

Posted on February 13th, 2015 (4:00 pm) by Heather Milkiewicz
Mount Eerie - Sauna Review
Sauna encapsulates the essence of a long winter hibernation, exploring the depths of melancholy through its thoughtful and mystical curation. Once again, mastermind Phil Elverum treats us to a labor of his love for musical intention and experimentation.

Emika: Klavírní

Posted on February 6th, 2015 (4:00 pm) by Aaron Tremper
Emika — Klavírní Review
The 29-year old sound designer’s latest release, Klavírní, defies the expectations that surrounded the release of her eponymous debut for Ninja Tune Records. A continuation of 2013’s classical Klavírní EP, Emika’s LP returns to her roots as a student of classical composition with a 13-track set of nocturnes and sonatinas that digress from her self-professed techno and dubste...

Stage Hands - #Unabomber (Ft. The One And Only Matt Miller)

Posted Feb 3rd, 2015 (11:59 am) by Matt Felten
Stage Hands
PA electronica duo Stage Hands have served up their latest musical meal, "#Unabomber."

John Carpenter - "Vortex"

Posted Jan 31st, 2015 (9:10 am) by N. Neal Paradise
Now there's a whole new reason to be creeped out by John Carpenter - as if the world needed another one. Lost Themes is an album of theme songs without a movie, penned by Carpenter himself. Check out "Vortex" here.

Listen to The Dark and Dreamy New Album from Empath

Posted Jan 26th, 2015 (1:00 pm) by Addie Provost
Empath: Nightscapes
Nightscapes, created by the experimental ambient-garage band, Empath, is an album created to take listeners "through the sounds, thoughts, and feelings of a sleepless night in the city."

Moritat: High Plus Tight

Posted on January 19th, 2015 (12:00 pm) by Casey Bauer
Moritat - High Plus Tight Review
Not quite an EP and not quite a full-length album, High Plus Tight is a confident six-track release, dabbling in a little bit of synth pop, indie, and experimental rock. Very rarely following traditional song structure, Moritat's idiosyncratic sound is indeed odd, but it's in no way off-putting or threatening. In fact, High Plus Tight is the perfect blend of strange, enchanting, and a...

Alfonso Luna Releases New Single

Posted Jan 9th, 2015 (6:00 pm) by Addie Provost
Alfonso Luna: El Dnzador
Have you heard of trival (pronounced "tree-ball")? It's a new genre of music, originating in the north of Mexico and Alfonso Luna has got just the track to introduce you to this new style of music that incorporates club music with regional Mexican music and Afro-cuban beats.
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