FMLYBND takes on after Neon Indian and Polica in their latest track “OH.” Source: SoundCloud / FMLYBND Continue reading
In the video for “Nothing is Funny,” Munroe invents a story using the exhibits at the Natural History Museum in LA. Her self-titled EP is just as creative. Continue reading
Emay’s new track “Israfil” is both highly personal and enlightening for all. Important info: Israfil – the angel of the trumpet in Islam that will play from a holy rock in Jerusalem to announce the Day of ResurrectionAngel’s Trumpet – a poisonous flowerAnd that is a bell hooks clip at the very end! Source: SoundCloud / Emay Continue reading
“The World is Flat” appears on a new folk opera called The Butcher, written and performed by Paul Mosley (alongside many other musical collaborators). The double LP comes out May 27th, and a special live performance of the full opera will happen June 2nd. Visit Mosley’s website for more info. Source: SoundCloud / The Butcher Continue reading
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A Valentine’s Day memento that won’t make you throw up. Ironically comes from No Vacation’s summer break mixtape. “It’s February 14th and I’m sitting by the phoneReplaying the dial tone” Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
I love the pacing of this track. At nearly seven minutes, it’s a surprising odyssey, but the way the tune progresses only adds to my delight. Source: SoundCloud / Laura Jean Anderson Continue reading
Fell Runner make uplifting, melancholic ambient. Continue reading
Nicholas Chim is an artist that I found when organizing my radio shows in college, and one that I have fortunately kept up with throughout the years. He just put out a new EP earlier this month (The Greatest Enemy), on which the single “Overboard” appears. The video for it tells a valuable story about a girl working to overcome her internal struggles. The beard … Continue reading
You guys may recall how much I loved Bayonne the night I saw him open for Petite Noir back in March. Now my favorite track from Primitives has just gotten its own visual treatment, and I recommend leaving it on repeat. Continue reading
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