[Keith Fullerton Whitman] Generators is due out February 21st through Editions Mego. Sample both sides of the 12” pressing below…
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Excision, a double-disc compilation of rare tracks from splits and vinyl-only releases, is due out February 28th through Important Records. Check out a thorough guide to Nadja’s back catalog by Aidan Baker here.
Bear In Heaven’s third album, I Love You, It’s Cool, is due out April 3rd through Dead Oceans/Hometapes.
Something’s in the water lately; something that’s poisoned the sample banks of many a dance producer, resulting in moonlit strains of—to quote underground favorite Andy Stott—”knackered house.” One of the latest artists to emerge from the ether is Vessel, a recent Tri Angle Records signing who’s set to follow a string of promising singles with a debut album later this year. You can sample two new songs that may or may not end up on it below…
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Merge will release Magnetic Fields’ new album, Love at the Bottom of the Sea, on March 6th. You can pre-order it now here, and grab the “Andrew In Drag” 7” at the end of the month.
Dead Oceans will release The War On Drugs’ latest 7” single, “Come to the City,” on January 24th. It features the dovetailing title track and the following previously unreleased B-side…
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If you love the limited, synth-heavy records that Minimal Wave reissues on the regular but can’t quite afford or keep up with them all, Stones Throw has answered the call for a thorough cross-continental compilation with the second volume in its Minimal Wave Tapes series. Remastered and co-curated by Peanut Butter Wolf and Minimal Wave owner Veronica Vasicka, it’ll feature the following rare tracks on vinyl, CD and digital formats February 27th…
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Gonjasufi’s new mini-album, MU.ZZ.LE, is available for pre-order now, including 500 hand-numbered posters that’ll be available with digital downloads and a double 10” pressing. The following self-produced track, “Feedin’ Birds,” features guest vocals from the singer/MC’s wife…
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Via Daedelus’ Soundcloud:
An almost 30 minute mix of a morning live set, really pretty mellow throughout and still a snap shot for me of what I was feeling in 2010. I hope it has weight going into 2012. You’ll notice sounds from Lorn, Floating Points, Tokimonsta, Flying Lotus, and all sorts of non-electronics like Sonic Youth and Beirut, among many many other odds and ends.
