Tricky featuring Anika

I never really got into Tricky back in the '90s, though i do remember finding his dark and hypnotic electronica and trip-hop to be something wholly otherworldly.  That hasn't changed.  And on his upcoming new EP "20,20," he pairs with the equally dark and enigmatic Anika for new song "Lonely Dancer."  Check it out below and pre-order here from False Idols.

Bambara

I totally slept on Bambara's new album coming out last week.  The Brooklyn band make a dark and moody blend of goth, post punk, and Americana, influenced by the old sounds of Nick Cave and more.  Listen to the album opening "Miracle" below and snag the new "Stray" LP here via Wharf Cat.

Daily Jam - MTV - Get Off the Air

Sometimes i wonder what Jello Biafra thinks of MTV these days.  Here's The Dead Kennedys' "MTV - Get Off the Air" to remind us all what he thought of it 35 years ago.  Listen below, our Daily Jam.

Friday Horror Trailer - Body Bags

Yves Tumor

April will bring us a new record from Yves Tumor.  Check out the first single, "Gospel for a New Century," below, a pop song filled to the brim with nods to electronica, hip-hop, alt-rock, soul, R&B, and more.  Then pre-order the upcoming "Heaven to a Tortured Mind" LP here from the artist.

Vanishing Twin

Here's some new library sound-tinged exotica from UK band Vanishing Twin.  Check out the sublime and trippy tones of "Gunky" below and get the new "In Piscina!" 7" here from Ram Tapes.  And look for them next month at SXSW.

Daily Jam - Ramblin' Man

Years ago, The Melvins made record featuring a whole slew of different artists on lead vocals.  The results were all over the place, and they included a pretty straight forward version Hank Williams' "Ramblin' Man" with Hank's grandson, Hank III.  Check it out below, our Daily Jam.

Daily Jam - Haille Sellasse, Up Your Ass

Unabashedly leftist and anti-fascist, anti-religion, and anti- so much more, Canadian punk band Propagandhi is the kind of thing that needs to be injected into our pop culture again.  We need it.  Listen to the reggae-ish "Haille Sellasse, Up Your Ass" below, our Daily Jam.

Sightless Pit

Lee Buford of The Body, Kristin Hayter of Lingua Ignota, and Dylan Walker of Full of Hell are Sightless Pit.  The new project's sound is a bleak and moody dirge of industrial noise metal.  Check out the eerie "The Ocean of Mercy" below and get the new "Grave of a Dog" LP here from Thrill Jockey.

Daily Jam - No More Love

This one really dates me, but i just can't help but still like the tinny, industrial-tinged, electronic pop rock of '90s band God Lives Underwater.  Here's the band's first single (i believe), "No More Love," our Daily Jam.