Lossy has teamed up with Strangers Are People Too for a visual album, Microverse, that acts more like a soundtrack accompanying film than it does an independent music project. Four tracks make up the twenty minute excursion; listen to a taste above and prepare for the full journey, out April 28th. Source: SoundCloud / Lossy Continue reading
Tag: electronica
Daring, downbeat loungescape. Source: SoundCloud / Oliver Tank Continue reading
Sexy future soul vibes beg you not to hesitate on “Waiting Game.” Source: SoundCloud / SAÍGO Continue reading
I believe it was Descartes who said, “Chill with some dope vibes.” Continue reading
This song definitely has old school Dirty Projectors vibes with the royal harmonies from Milk & Bone and scattered production elements, though Hoodies at Night has a much darker edge than Bitte Orca. Source: SoundCloud / Hoodies at Night Continue reading
Finding Solace in Ngaiire’s New Album, Blastoma
sngalbums: Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. On Blastoma, Ngaiire and her collaborators Paul Mac, Jack Grace, and Megan Washington create a rich texture of sounds and sentiments. Deep synths draw you into the opening track; provide an imonious pulse in “Cruel”; and, along with a number of other gorgeous tones, even create a sense of wonder in “House on a Rock.” Mac and Grace are … Continue reading Finding Solace in Ngaiire’s New Album, Blastoma
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New Brooklyn Producer Von Sell Makes a Mark with Debut EP
sngalbums: Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. You may have heard of the up-and-coming Brooklyn artist Von Sell through his dominance on Hype Machine, or some other outlet of the blogosphere. His sound is based on a subgenre of electronica that has gained immense popularity recently, marked by synths and drum machines that work in an optimistic symbiosis. Some of the most recognizable mainstream pop stars … Continue reading New Brooklyn Producer Von Sell Makes a Mark with Debut EP
Jenny Hval, Feminist Vampire
sngalbums: I wouldn’t mind writing about Jenny Hval every year. The Norwegian artist has been around the block, but remains relatively quiet in a provocative niche, where industrial electronics meet political performance art. Her 2015 LP, Apocolypse, girl, was a great introduction to her work, and did make my top albums list of that year. Now she’s back on SnG due to the mastery of … Continue reading Jenny Hval, Feminist Vampire
Jenny Hval, Feminist Vampire
I wouldn’t mind writing about Jenny Hval every year. The Norwegian artist has been around the block, but remains relatively quiet in a provocative niche, where industrial electronics meet political performance art. Her 2015 LP, Apocolypse, girl, was a great introduction to her work, and did make my top albums list of that year. Now she’s back on SnG due to the mastery of form … Continue reading Jenny Hval, Feminist Vampire
Sawdust & Gin 