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DOWNLOAD THIS NOW: Blondes, ‘Purple-Glazed’ Mix
While Blondes continue to crank out the final pieces in their duality-driven 12” series, we thought we’d share the Brooklyn duo’s dizzying Vice mix from a couple years back. Featuring everything from a Throbbing Gristle remix to a “Screwed Edit” of Ryuichi Sakamoto and Thomas Dolby, it’s as close as you’re gonna get to their […]
SELF-TITLED TV: Watch John Maus Play a Sold-Out Glasslands Show
While much has been made of the collegiate (California’s Institute of the Arts) and creative (records that reach as far back at 1999’s Underground LP) connections of Ariel Pink and John Maus, the latter’s live shows aren’t campy so much as cathartic, karaoke-driven pieces of performance art. Case in point: last night’s sold-out Glasslands show, […]
SCREENING ROOM: Watch Blood Orange’s ‘Dinner’ Video and Read the Director’s Commentary of Alan Del Rio Ortiz
Words by Alan Del Rio Ortiz It all started with Dev and I talking over the phone about what the video could be, and then we sent each other some references. From there, I wrote up a proper treatment and went out to find the locations. (Dev plays basketball at those courts all the time.) […]
DOWNLOAD THIS NOW: Ikonika’s Summer Mix
You can read all about Ikonika‘s special brand of bass music here, or skip right to her latest mix below…
TEST PRESSING: Stream a New Dam-Funk Song, “Don’t Give Up!”
Get your Dam-Funk fix below–a track that was literally cut yesterday–or by hitting up all of our past coverage here…
NE061: An Exclusive WhoMadeWho Mix
We first told you about WhoMadeWho during our roundup of must-see acts at South By Southwest. In the months since, the Danish trio released their third disc (Knee Deep, a mini-album appetizer for a proper Kompakt LP) and drummer Tomas Barfod compiled the following exclusive mixtape for our Needle Exchange series. True to his claim […]
TEST PRESSING: Stream Africa Hitech’s Debut Album
Africa Hitech‘s debut album–Steve Spacek and Mark Pritchard‘s beat-crunching blend of dancehall, Detroit techno, and soul–hits shops on Tuesday through Warp Records.