Ahead of his (current) European tour, Project Pablo dropped a brand new EP, which boasts his signature brand of cinematic glitch beats as on the single, “Less and Less.” Grab There’s Always More at the Store EP on Bandcamp. Source: SoundCloud / Project Pablo Continue reading
Tag: electronic
The layers of high and low vocals over heavy electronics brings to mind Kavinsky and Lovefoxxx, but Polychrome’s nearly rounded chorus gives this a brighter edge. Source: SoundCloud / soundofpolychrome Continue reading
Cyan-tinted bedroom production. Source: SoundCloud / Gibberish Continue reading
Hark Madley’s Debut EP Glows Like John Glenn’s Fireflies
Originally appeared on the 405, view archived article here. “My status is excellent,” American astronaut John Glenn declares in a transmission to NASA’s control center during the 1962 Mercury-Atlas 6 spaceflight, the first to transport a man around the Earth. When Glenn sees the sun rise behind him as he hovers above the planet, he describes mysterious particles which became known as ‘fireflies’ that floated … Continue reading Hark Madley’s Debut EP Glows Like John Glenn’s Fireflies
Derazz may include twitchy vocal clips in his single, “Your Love,” but it doesn’t hesitate in sharing its slick vibes. Source: SoundCloud / MA Continue reading
Stars Align for Young Galaxy’s Appearance at the Echo
Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Words by me, photos by Tess O’Connor. Touring is the hardest part of the job, logistically, for Montreal’s Young Galaxy. The band is comprised of partners Catherine McCandless and Stephen Ramsay, and unofficially their two children. The band can’t take the kids when they travel cross-continent, so they are currently staying in British Columbia with a relative, dropped off just … Continue reading Stars Align for Young Galaxy’s Appearance at the Echo
Something about the rhythm of the titular lyric and every bounce of the production makes my hips yearn for both: jigoku tengoku (heaven or hell). Source: SoundCloud / Om Records Continue reading
Winking techno. Source: SoundCloud / RIP Swirl Continue reading
Will Long put a sketch of our former president’s face on his new album, Long Trax 2, and opens the release with Obama’s voice, remarking on racism’s steady influence on American society. But Long intends to make a broader political statement. From the liner notes on Bandcamp: “Dancefloors are widely perceived by the masses as safe zones, but few can imagine how to apply notions … Continue reading
The music video for “Anxi” roves round and round in the same way that Kelly Lee Owens’ production can come to surround you. Additional vocals from Jenny Hval make this a compelling listen. Continue reading
Sawdust & Gin 