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Portishead Tap Swans, Company Flow, Factory Floor, Doom and More For ATP’s “I’ll Be Your Mirror” Festival
Another day, another All Tomorrow’s Parties announcement that makes us poor Anglophiles insanely jealous. This one’s the second curatorial turn from Portishead, who last convinced Aphex Twin, Sunn O))), Madlib and more to play 2007’s Nightmare Before Christmas festival. This time around, they’re in charge of London’s I’ll Be Your Mirror bill, headlining two nights–their […]
EZRA THE INTERN INTERVIEWS … Laetitia Sadier of Stereolab & Monade
Interview by Ezra J Teboul It’s hard to believe considering they just released a new record (Not Music, a.k.a. cuts rescued from 2008’s Chemical Chords sessions), but Stereolab announced their indefinite hiatus a year and a half ago, writing the following vague message on their Web site: “As we recently made #51 with Emperor Tomato […]
VIDEO: Watch a Stack of Classic Nine Inch Nails Clips
Photo by Andrew Parks Nine Inch Nails quietly reissued digital/CD pressings of their debut album (1989’s Pretty Hate Machine) this week. A limited vinyl version is on the way December 7 and can be pre-ordered here. In the meantime, check out Trent Reznor’s remastered collection of classic music videos and live clips from the band’s […]
DOWNLOAD THIS NOW: Atlas Sound’s ‘Bedroom Databank’ Albums
Photo by Andrew Parks Grab both of Bradford Cox’s self-released Bedroom Databank records after the jump…
DOWNLOAD THIS NOW: Depressed Buttons’ ‘Mixmeat’ Tape, Featuring Cornelius, Bob Dylan, Underworld, Boy 8-Bit and More
Check the tracklisting (via Mad Decent) after the jump…
NE046: Emil Amos’ Library Music Mix
Words + Mix EMIL AMOS Library music (see also: this guide) is usually thought of as film music that was made for TV channels to have on hand, filed by mood, to pull out when they needed to score various broadcasts, soap operas, etc. The records were never made available to the public, and it’s […]
TEST PRESSING: Listen To Demdike Stare’s Three Limited LPs
Demdike Stare–easily one of our favorite electronic artists of the past couple years–released the final LP in their vinyl-only trilogy this week, tempting us with yet another essential pressing of devilish drone tones, mossy library music, scratchy soundtrack selections, and otherworldly techno. Voices of Dust is available at Boomkat right now, but it’ll probably pop […]