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Thursday, October 17, 2024
Fawn
Fresh off last year's excellent "Flamboyant NonViolent" LP, Fawn (Ida No and Nat Walker) just released new EP "Earthlights," a collection of stripped down and reworked versions of songs from last year's opus with new titles to boot. Check out the sing-songy "99 Degrees" below and download the EP here from the duo.
Labels:
Chromatics,
dreampop,
electronic,
Fawn,
Glass Candy,
Ida No,
Nat Walker,
pop,
synth,
synth pop
Léonie Pernet
French artist Léonie Pernet released somber new track "Réparer le Monde" a week ago. The title translates to "Repair the World," which is something i think we can all agree would be good. Give it a listen below and download it here from InFine.
Marie Davidson
Daily Jam (October Edition) - Bambole
Here's some music from the Maestro Ennio Morricone from the 1974 giallo "Spasmo." Listen to the haunting and melancholy "Bambole" below, our Daily Jam.
Wednesday, October 16, 2024
The Serfs
Part of Cincinnati's burgeoning post punk scene, The Serfs incorporate elements of industrial synth pop and dance floor grooves into their punk sound, feeling like they could have been making heads nod and asses shake decades ago in Manchester. Last month they dropped new single "Paid in Full b/w Regen" on Trouble In Mind Records. Both songs are definitely worth your time, but for the moment, dig on the B-side below and get the 7" here.
Panda Bear Featuring Cindy Lee
There was a time when i was a superfan of Panda Bear, along with Animal Collective, the artists' indie vibe almost defining a certain era of my life. I stepped off that train awhile ago, but still check in from time to time. And on Noah Lennox's next Panda Bear album, the upcoming "Sinister Grift," the artist pairs himself with this year's album of the year contender Cindy Lee on closing track "Defense." Check it out below and pre-order the record here from Domino.
Daily Jam (October Edition) - Broken Witch
Here's a weird song from Liars about witches, taken from their sophomore album also about witches. Listen to "Broken Witch" below, our Daily Jam.
Tuesday, October 15, 2024
Alabaster DePlume
Experimental jazz composer and saxophonist Alabaster DePlume just released new EP "Cremisan: Prologue to a Blade." The first two tracks were recorded in Bethlehem at The Wonder Cabinet, an experimental arts, music, and architecture space, collaborating with local artists and musicians. The result is beautiful, aching, and somber. Check out "Honeycomb" below and download the EP here from International Anthem.
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