This excellent new track from wonky art-rock San Francisco veterans Deerhoof comes from the band's 12th record Breakup Songs. The LP is slated for release September 4 via Polyvinyl Records, but for now check out "Fete d’Adieu" below.
Friday, August 17, 2012
New Deerhoof - Fete d’Adieu
This excellent new track from wonky art-rock San Francisco veterans Deerhoof comes from the band's 12th record Breakup Songs. The LP is slated for release September 4 via Polyvinyl Records, but for now check out "Fete d’Adieu" below.
New Lindstrøm - Rà-àkõ-st
From his second album this year, Lindstrøm has just unveiled the eight-plus minute edit of "Rà-àkõ-st." The bouncy epic is the lead track from Smalhans, which is slated for release November 6, via the producer's frequent label Smalltown Supersound. You can listen to the track below.
New Ab-Soul - Nibiru
New Animal Collective video - Today's Supernatural
There's a certain fear-threshold for music videos. Whether it be graphic nature, horror-inducing scope, or just plain displayed insanity, there's only so much the viewer can generally take. And while Danny Perez's new video for Animal Collective's "Today's Supernatural" isn't a violent video, the controlled insanity of a clown-garbed Avey Tare driving a dragon go-kart through the desert during a painstakingly unconventional song may scare some off.
Check it out for yourselves below and grab Centipede Hz early next month.
Check it out for yourselves below and grab Centipede Hz early next month.
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Our Newest Obsession: The Orwells
It's been a while hasn't it? If we're keeping tabs on the Our Newest Obsession series, than The Orwells are the first band included since Guadalupe Plata in December of last year. Surely I had to come across someone or something that could gain my attention within that nine month gap, but it seems as though I haven't.
So what is it about The Orwells then that has made their interest peak so much in the past few days? Pieces in Prefix Mag and Aquarium Drunkard certainly help, covering the bases of the emerging Chicago five-piece. Well, not Chicago exactly - Elmhurst, a Chicago suburb. Guitarist Baby Chuck described it as, "a great place for parents, a shitty place for teenagers." That usually seems to be a healthy combination for down-and-out but disturbingly invigorating garage rock that sounds bigger than it seems.
Their new album Remember When, which is out now, is full of the tough gnarl that seems a little too perfect to be made by a bunch of 18 and 19-year-olds. Regardless, it's records like this that earn a permanent spot of whatever shelf you have - be in physical or digital - cursing and cruising through 60s-inspired mashes.
You can, and more than likely should listen to Remember When now over at Spotify. And keep tabs on the band whenever they reach their 20s.
Their new album Remember When, which is out now, is full of the tough gnarl that seems a little too perfect to be made by a bunch of 18 and 19-year-olds. Regardless, it's records like this that earn a permanent spot of whatever shelf you have - be in physical or digital - cursing and cruising through 60s-inspired mashes.
You can, and more than likely should listen to Remember When now over at Spotify. And keep tabs on the band whenever they reach their 20s.
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
New King Krule - Rock Bottom
Eighteen-year-old phenom King Krule (aka Archy Marshall) is an unquestioned rarity. His positively untouched, heavy English accent doesn't fit by the wayside in any of his work. His newest, post his explosive five-track self-titled EP released last year, is a full band outlet "Rock Bottom." His voice is still the obvious centerpiece, but we're getting the hear a little more of what Marshall is truly capable of. Check out the track below.
TNGHT's 'Mission Statement' Mix
As part of Diplo's BBC 1 Radio show, you can download (or stream below) TNGHT's uncensored "Mission Statement" mix. The hour-long segment is chock full of familiar goodies, from Kanye West to SpaceGhostPurrp. Check it out below.
Grimes on Fallon
Last night, Grimes made her U.S. debut on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, performing her standout track "Genesis" from last spring's Visions. Check out the live performance below.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
New A$AP Rocky - Purple Kisses
Late last night, A$AP Rocky released his newest track and video for "Purple Kisses" from his upcoming part in the A$AP Mob's new LP Lord$ Never Worry. The album is set for release August 28, with Rocky's solo LP out in September. Check out the video below.
Monday, August 13, 2012
New Ty Segall - The Hill
Never really taking his sweet time, Ty Segall released "The Hill," a new single from his upcoming solo LP Twins. The intro is a bit left-field, with an older flower pop 60s vibe. Until Segall's distorted reverb kicks back to boast the soft vocals. Check it out below and grab Twins this October.
New Japandroids video - House That Heaven Built
The massive first single from Japandroids last album Celebration Rock, "The House That Heaven Built" has a brand new black and white video to support the band's lengthy tour date additions. You can check out all the dates after the video below, which includes a December stop at Philly's Union Transfer. Tickets for the event go on sale this Friday.
8/14 — Ponte Do Lima, Portugal — Paredes De Coura Festival
8/16 — Dublin, Ireland — Workmans Club
8/17 — Belfast, Northern Ireland– Mandela Hall
8/18 — Skipton, England– Beacons Festival
8/19 — Leicester, England– Summer Sundae Festival
8/22 — Reykjavik, Iceland — Gamli Gaukurinn
8/24 — Hannover, Germany — Bootboohook Festival
8/25 — Dornstadt, Germany — Obstwiesen Festival
8/27 — Frankfurt, Germany — Zoom
8/28 — Dresden, Germany — Beatpol
8/29 — Berlin, Germany — Magnet
8/31 — Poznan, Poland — Fabrika
9/1 — Warsaw, Poland — Hydrozagadka
9/3 — Budapest, Hungary — Akvarium
9/4 — Vienna, Austria — Chelsea
9/6 — Ljubljana, Slovenia — Kino Siska
9/7 — Graz, Austria — Postgarage
9/8 — Zagreb, Croatia — NKC Park
9/10 — Prague, Czech Republic — Lucerna Music Bar
9/11 — Munich, Germany — Feierwerk
9/12 — Luzern, Switzerland — Treibhaus Luzern
9/14 — Brussels, Belgium — La Chocolaterie
9/15 — Leffinge, Belgium — Leffingeleuren Festival
9/16 — Tilburg, Netherlands — Incubate Festival
9/18 — Amsterdam, Netherlands — Paradiso
9/19 — Rotterdam, Netherlands — Rotown
9/21 — Hamburg, Germany — Reeperbahn Festival
9/22 — Munster, Germany — Gleis 22
9/23 — Cologne, Germany — Luxor
9/25 — Copehagen, Denmark — Pumpehuset
9/26 — Aarhus, Denmark — Voxhall
9/28 — Gothenburg, Sweden — Pustervik
9/29 — Stockholm, Sweden — Strand
9/30 — Oslo, Norway — John Dee
10/12 — Madrid, Spain — El Sol
10/13 — Barcelona, Spain — Sala Apolo
10/15 — Winterthur, Switzerland — Salzhaus
10/16 — St. Gallen, Switzerland — Grabenhalle
10/18 — Rome, Italy — Lanificio 159
10/19 — Bologna, Italy — Covo
10/20 — Padova, Italy — Loop
10/24 — Athens, Greece — AN Club
10/26 — London, UK — Heaven
10/27 — Manchester, UK — Sound Control
10/29 — Sheffield, UK — The Harley
10/30 — Birmingham, UK — Hare & Hounds
11/1 — Paris, France — Pitchfork Music Festival
11/4 — Austin, TX — Fun Fun Fun Fest
11/5 — Dallas, TX — Trees*
11/7 — Scottsdale, AZ — Martini Ranch*
11/8 — Los Angeles, CA — Fonda*
11/10 — San Diego, CA — Porters Pub*
11/12 — San Francisco, CA — Fillmore*
11/13 — Portland, OR — Wonder Ballroom*
11/15 — Seattle, WA — Neumos*
11/17 — Salt Lake City, UT — Urban Lounge
11/18 — Denver, CO — Bluebird
11/20 — St Louis, MO — Firebird
11/21 — Nashville, TN — Exit / In
11/23 — Birmingham, AL — Bottletree
11/24 — Memphis, TN — Hi-Tone
11/25 — New Orleans, LA — One Eyed Jacks
11/27 — Orlando, FL — The Social
11/28 — Tampa, FL — Crowbar
11/29 — Gainesville, FL — High Dive
12/1 — Atlanta. GA — The Earl
12/2 — Asheville, NC — Grey Eagle Tavern
12/4 — New York, NY — Webster Hall
12/7 — Washington, DC — Black Cat
12/8 — Philadelphia, PA — Union Transfer
12/9 — Boston, MA — Paradise
12/10 — Montreal, QC — Cabaret Mile End
12/11– Toronto, ON — Phoenix
12/13 — Chicago, IL — Metro
12/14 — Minneapolis, MN — Triple Rock
12/15 — Minneapolis, MN — Triple Rock
12/17 — Winnipeg, MB — Pyramid
12/18 — Saskatoon, SK — Louis Pub
12/19 — Edmonton, AB — Starlite
12/20 — Calgary, AB — Republik
12/22 — Vancouver, BC — Rickshaw
8/14 — Ponte Do Lima, Portugal — Paredes De Coura Festival
8/16 — Dublin, Ireland — Workmans Club
8/17 — Belfast, Northern Ireland– Mandela Hall
8/18 — Skipton, England– Beacons Festival
8/19 — Leicester, England– Summer Sundae Festival
8/22 — Reykjavik, Iceland — Gamli Gaukurinn
8/24 — Hannover, Germany — Bootboohook Festival
8/25 — Dornstadt, Germany — Obstwiesen Festival
8/27 — Frankfurt, Germany — Zoom
8/28 — Dresden, Germany — Beatpol
8/29 — Berlin, Germany — Magnet
8/31 — Poznan, Poland — Fabrika
9/1 — Warsaw, Poland — Hydrozagadka
9/3 — Budapest, Hungary — Akvarium
9/4 — Vienna, Austria — Chelsea
9/6 — Ljubljana, Slovenia — Kino Siska
9/7 — Graz, Austria — Postgarage
9/8 — Zagreb, Croatia — NKC Park
9/10 — Prague, Czech Republic — Lucerna Music Bar
9/11 — Munich, Germany — Feierwerk
9/12 — Luzern, Switzerland — Treibhaus Luzern
9/14 — Brussels, Belgium — La Chocolaterie
9/15 — Leffinge, Belgium — Leffingeleuren Festival
9/16 — Tilburg, Netherlands — Incubate Festival
9/18 — Amsterdam, Netherlands — Paradiso
9/19 — Rotterdam, Netherlands — Rotown
9/21 — Hamburg, Germany — Reeperbahn Festival
9/22 — Munster, Germany — Gleis 22
9/23 — Cologne, Germany — Luxor
9/25 — Copehagen, Denmark — Pumpehuset
9/26 — Aarhus, Denmark — Voxhall
9/28 — Gothenburg, Sweden — Pustervik
9/29 — Stockholm, Sweden — Strand
9/30 — Oslo, Norway — John Dee
10/12 — Madrid, Spain — El Sol
10/13 — Barcelona, Spain — Sala Apolo
10/15 — Winterthur, Switzerland — Salzhaus
10/16 — St. Gallen, Switzerland — Grabenhalle
10/18 — Rome, Italy — Lanificio 159
10/19 — Bologna, Italy — Covo
10/20 — Padova, Italy — Loop
10/24 — Athens, Greece — AN Club
10/26 — London, UK — Heaven
10/27 — Manchester, UK — Sound Control
10/29 — Sheffield, UK — The Harley
10/30 — Birmingham, UK — Hare & Hounds
11/1 — Paris, France — Pitchfork Music Festival
11/4 — Austin, TX — Fun Fun Fun Fest
11/5 — Dallas, TX — Trees*
11/7 — Scottsdale, AZ — Martini Ranch*
11/8 — Los Angeles, CA — Fonda*
11/10 — San Diego, CA — Porters Pub*
11/12 — San Francisco, CA — Fillmore*
11/13 — Portland, OR — Wonder Ballroom*
11/15 — Seattle, WA — Neumos*
11/17 — Salt Lake City, UT — Urban Lounge
11/18 — Denver, CO — Bluebird
11/20 — St Louis, MO — Firebird
11/21 — Nashville, TN — Exit / In
11/23 — Birmingham, AL — Bottletree
11/24 — Memphis, TN — Hi-Tone
11/25 — New Orleans, LA — One Eyed Jacks
11/27 — Orlando, FL — The Social
11/28 — Tampa, FL — Crowbar
11/29 — Gainesville, FL — High Dive
12/1 — Atlanta. GA — The Earl
12/2 — Asheville, NC — Grey Eagle Tavern
12/4 — New York, NY — Webster Hall
12/7 — Washington, DC — Black Cat
12/8 — Philadelphia, PA — Union Transfer
12/9 — Boston, MA — Paradise
12/10 — Montreal, QC — Cabaret Mile End
12/11– Toronto, ON — Phoenix
12/13 — Chicago, IL — Metro
12/14 — Minneapolis, MN — Triple Rock
12/15 — Minneapolis, MN — Triple Rock
12/17 — Winnipeg, MB — Pyramid
12/18 — Saskatoon, SK — Louis Pub
12/19 — Edmonton, AB — Starlite
12/20 — Calgary, AB — Republik
12/22 — Vancouver, BC — Rickshaw
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