Who doesn’t love that man we call, ‘R Kelly’? From the emotive intimacy of Bump ‘N’ Grind to the operatic grandeur of Trapped In The Closet and the sincere self…
This week has seen the return of some pretty big hitters, with new tracks from long-silent favourites Baths and Mount Kimbie as well as offerings from prolific mainstays Gold Panda,…
We usually try not to put up posts that just link to other people’s content but hey, everybody else does it and we’ve been in love with Marnie for ever,…
Another end to the week, another end to the slog, another reason to treat yourself to over half an hour’s worth of the best music released this week. From fresh…
Last night saw the launch of US-born Londoner Karen Gwyer’s newly released LP, Needs Continuum, the newest addition to No Pain In Pop’s excellent roster of complex yet instantly accessible genre-melding releases.…
A couple of weeks ago on our Found Friday mix we featured the blunted beats and heavy bass of Liberation Technologies’ newest signing Bandshell. Three new tracks have just emerged…
No, it’s not a fortuitous pocket text, it’s the musical moniker and first album title of Texan electronic dreamweaver Celia Hollander. Much as her nomenclature blends the supernatural of the witching…
Another Friday, another small haul from the Soundcloud vaults. This week sees a pretty diverse lineup including the new single from Container, a gorgeous instrumental from Leaving Records boss Matthewdavid…
Whether you know it as the Rump of Britain, Albion’s Hind Quarters, Home of the Broads or simply the Wales of the East, Norfolk is a fascinating region. Birthplace of Lord…
Since Parts and Labor’s break-up, Dan Friel has thankfully kept making the kind of music you’d hope the former member of one of your favourite noise pop bands would make.…
Welcome to Found Fridays-a new segment which gives us the chance to post some of the things we’ve stumbled across in the week but haven’t had time to write about.…
Despite the untimely demise of Emeralds, John Elliott still has a lot on his plate. Alongside his solo project, Outer Space, his Editions Mego offshoot, Spectrum Spools, has kickstarted its…
Here’s Amaze, a new cut from Brooklyn house producer Terekke. He seems pretty criminally unknown at the moment (as does fellow Brooklynite Huerco S – no idea why), but that…
Shifting from Thrill Jockey to Amanda Brown’s now flourishing 100% Silk, Mi Ami’s fourth album, Decade, seems set to slot perfectly onto the label’s impressive retro-hypnagogic disco-house rostrum. Digital collage…
Hieroglyphic Being is one of those artists who conjures that wonderful genre-straddling effect of recalling various sources whilst retaining a complete, unique originality. Ostensibly a House purveyor from Chicago, his…
You may have noticed that we’ve been a little bit quiet for a while. Various things have contributed to this hiatus, but we’ve decided to make another go of it…
It’s a bit of a no-brainer to put this one up, really. A new track from Evan Caminiti (one half of Barn Owl) set to a sumptuous video by Paul…
It’s been over a year since Sufjan Stevens released The Age of Adz, a gloriously sprawling and hyperactive masterpiece whose opening track, Futile Devices, provides the only nod to a…
Daphni, the solo incarnation of the restlessly and relentlessly talented Dan Snaith (Caribou, Manitoba), has just released a brace of remixes for Emeralds’ album track Does It Look Like I’m…
Pete Swanson & Rene Hell were strong contenders for our favourite electronic artists of 2011. The former’s incredible Man With Potential made sweet romance with the most abrasive palette possible, combining heavyweight…
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