Metallic clangs drive “Kogarashi” from dreamy ambient lullaby to industrial drone experiment. Source: SoundCloud / Mattia Cupelli Continue reading
Tag: industrial pop
Industrial crashes align with a woodwind composition that could have been written by Cosmo Sheldrake. It will make you wish for a downpour. Continue reading
Heavenalive’s New Single Confronts the Opioid Epidemic Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. The new single from local audiovisual artist Aaron Silverstein, who goes by Heavenalive, is a cry for help. The number of deaths from opioid overdoses has led many, including our president, to call it a nationwide epidemic, though with virtually no federal aid to curb the over-prescription of painkillers, there is no sign … Continue reading
Hoodies at Night is the project that the electronic music scene has been waiting for. His sound combines the pop sensibilities of Javelin with the future beats direction of Photay. Source: SoundCloud / Hoodies at Night Continue reading
Hopelessness in the Face of Injustice
sngalbums: If you hated Jenny Hval’s feminist commentary noted earlier on this best of the year list, you may not enjoy ANOHNI’s contribution either. Then again, if you hated Blood Bitch because the ideas were too amorphous, then Hopelessness may be exactly the album for you. To mention one without the other would be a dismissal of intersectionality in today’s music industry, but this is … Continue reading Hopelessness in the Face of Injustice
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 