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VIDEO: Watch John Norris Interview John Maus

Fresh off revisiting the twilight zone tracks of last year’s We Must Become We Become the Pitiless Censors of Ourselves LP, we just stumbled upon this Noisevox interview between John Maus and former MTV staple John Norris. Our favorite part: when Maus says he’s “flattered to be with an institution…back when MTV actually played music, […]

Roni Size Working On New Reprazent Album, Touring in Late May

Roni Size has announced a brief tour of the U.S., including dates in Buffalo, New York, and Detroit’s Movement Electronic Music Festival. The rare run–the jungle icon’s last high profile appearances were his first stateside sets in seven years–comes hot on the heels of news that Size is still working on a new Reprazent record. […]
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Stream ‘The Diver’ & Read About Led Er Est’s Literary Influences

Every time self-titled asks an artist to give a track-by-track breakdown of their latest album, we give them one strict guideline: tell us the stories behind your songs, not the in-studio geek speak that’ll only appeal to fellow musicians and producers. Led Er Est went one step further with The Diver (available now through Sacred […]

LISTEN: Oneohtrix Point Never, “I Only Have Eyes For You”

As first reported on Pitchfork last month, the multimedia artist Doug Aitken recently asked Beck, Devendra Banhart, James Murphy and a handful of other left field-leaning artists to cover the song “I Only Have Eyes For You” for his SONG 1 project. Set to happen at Washington, DC’s Hirshhorn Museum tomorrow, the multimedia art performance […]

DOWNLOAD THIS NOW: LA Vampires + Octo Octa, “Wherever Boy”

[XLR8R] Amanda Brown’s LA Vampires project has announced its latest collaborative EP, a 12” featuring her 100% Silk label mate Octo Octa. While it’s much more club-ready than Brown’s previous work with Matrix Metals, Ital and Zola Jesus, it’s still strange enough to warrant a double take or, in the case of “Wherever Boy,” a […]