September brings us a new album of warped post punk from the Mexico City based Exploded View, and the always hypnotic vocals of the Nico-channeling Anika. Things feel icier this time around on the "Obey" LP, to where you can practically see your breath while listening to "Raven Raven." Check it out below and pre-order here from Sacred Bones.
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Showing posts with label Exploded View. Show all posts
Saturday, June 30, 2018
Friday, October 13, 2017
Exploded View
I was not expecting new music from Exploded View next month, but i'll gladly take it. The Anika fronted post punk group makes cold and eerie music to put the soul ill at ease. Listen to "Summer Came Early" below and get the EP of the same name from Sacred Bones.
Monday, May 23, 2016
Exploded View - Orlando
One of the artists i'm still bummed out that i missed back during SXSW (of which there are a few) is Exploded View, the dark, synthy project assembled of musicians from Berlin and Mexico City and fronted by Anika. Cold, propulsive atmospherics and Anika' ghostly, Nico-like vocal delivery makes the upcoming self-titled debut a must hear. Listen to "Orlando" below and get the record from Sacred Bones in August.
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
Exploded View
Exploded View is the new band featuring Anika on vocals. Her post-punk-Nico style is ever present on the dystopian sonic space that is "No More Parties in the Attic." Listen below and get the 7" of the same name on Sacred Bones.
Sunday, February 28, 2016
Anika covers Nena
I first heard Bristol by way of Berlin artist Anika a few years ago, her mix of post-punk, dub, krautrock, and noise being the perfect sounds for a dark evening. Being a chanteuse of sorts for Portishead's Geoff Barrow, there's an almost Nico feel to everything she does...and that's a wonderful and delightful thing. She had kind of dropped off my radar, her last LP coming out in 2010, but here she resurfaces, covering Nena's "99 Red Balloons" of all things. Cool and detached, Anika's take on the song, featuring an assist from the Invada Allstars (whom i'm assuming is just Barrow), feels like the cold war revisited, tensions rising behind an invisible iron curtain. Listen below, download it here, and be on the lookout for music from Anika's new band, Exploded View.
Labels:
Anika,
cover,
Exploded View,
Geoff Barrow,
Invada Records,
krautrock,
Nena,
post punk,
synth
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