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A Place to Bury Strangers Announce Raw Fuzz Club Session
Fuzz Club has revealed the latest entry in its live album series: A Place to Bury Strangers, who capped their recent European tour with a one-take session of raw, combustible recordings. The limited 12” (just 1,000 copies, people!) pulls tracks from the trio’s entire back catalogue, including last year’s Pinned LP (“Never Coming Back,” “Punch […]
Seth Troxler and Phil Moffa Channel Another Dimension With Lost Souls of Saturn
Blurring the lines between Sun Ra and The KLF
Tamaryn Announces Synth-Pop Album, Dreaming the Dark
Featuring traces of Wax Trax! and Cocteau Twins
Deaf Center Announce First Album in Eight Years
Deaf Center quietly announced their first new album in eight years on Facebook yesterday, writing, “Excited to finally announce that we have a new album on the way. It’s coming in March on Sonic Pieces and is called Low Distance. You can already hear a first ‘single’ from it today. Thanks for your patience.” The […]
Xeno & Oaklander Return to Polyphonic Roots on Hypnos
Xeno & Oaklander have signed to Dais Records for their fifth album. Hitting shops on March 8th, Hypnos features eight new tracks and a high-def mix from the duo’s live engineer (Egan Franz). According to a press release, the final cut “leans into the coldwave trappings that sent a cinematic chill through X&O’s earlier works. […]
James Blake Taps André 3000, Moses Sumney and Travis Scott For New Album Assume Form
Photo AMANDA CHARCHIAN James Blake has revealed the details surrounding his fourth solo album, Assume Form. Due out next Friday through Republic Records, the 12-song effort features collaborations with Travis Scott, André 3000, Metro Boomin, Moses Sumney and ROSALÍA, along with the sparse but spellbinding previously released single “Don’t Miss It.” Check out a complete […]