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Spirit Volume

10 Songs That Shaped City and i.o’s Spirit Volume Album

Spirit Volume by City & i.o It’s nearly impossible to crack the sonic codes within Spirit Volume, a new PTP tape that takes City and i.o down a road that’s both stormy and serene. The producers/multi-instrumentalists give us a few hints in the following playlist, however, as they relate the record back to music that’s […]
Umberto

Umberto Makes Us a Film Mix, From Popol Vuh to Fabio Frizzi

Photography VIKTORIA GOKUN Considering how cinematic Matt Hill’s music has always been — from proper film pieces (All That We Destroy, Portraits) to nearly a decade of deeply immersive Umberto albums — we can’t think of a better way of putting this week’s Helpless Spectator LP into perspective than the following mix. Weaving its way […]
Felicia Atkinson

Félicia Atkinson Shares the Stories Behind Her Surreal New Album

Photography STINE SAMPERS Aside from a few admitted influences — the seminal French classical sounds of Maurice Ravel, Claude Debussy and Erik Satie — Félicia Atkinson doesn’t provide many hints as to what’s happening throughout her new Shelter Press album, The Flower and the Vessel. A few clues emerge in the track-by-track commentary below, however, as […]

Pharmakon Taps Into Our Cannibalistic Tendencies

Photo JANE CHARDIET Margaret Chardiet has announced her fourth Pharmakon album. Due out August 30th through Sacred Bones, Devour is described as “the most intense output of her 12+ years creating industrial noise… using imagery and language of self-cannibalism as allegory for the self-destructive nature of humans.” Uniform guitarist Ben Greenberg captured the entire record […]