Mary Chiney’s Low Culture piece for The Quietus digs into the strange, literal, and cheaply transcendent music that scored a generation of Nigerian home videos.
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Mary Chiney’s Low Culture piece for The Quietus digs into the strange, literal, and cheaply transcendent music that scored a generation of Nigerian home videos.
The nine-track project lands June 5 on Warp, and the first two tracks, “New Park” and “King Kong,” are out now.
The Sleater-Kinney founder joined Morby onstage to revisit a track that’s as much a local landmark as the venue itself.
The duo mapped out a 28-date North American run for this fall and teased a new track that channels their signature bass-heavy attack.
The electronic producer maps the tensions between technology, collapse, and resistance on his new album, out September 26. First track “Computer Love” is streaming now.
The French collective’s third album La Lune Dont Mon Âme Est Pleine arrives June 12 via Lay Bare Recordings. The first single unspools a vicious collaboration with the Sigh mastermind alongside a video shot over nine months.
The Days Pass Quickly Immersed in the Shadow of Eternity brings together modular composition, medieval instrument replicas, and a 40,000-year-old swan bone flute.
The group’s first headline arena run will cross three continents this fall behind the new EP ‘WILD.’ Member Manon will not take part due to a health-related hiatus.
Jake Robertson trades conceptual layers for a 17-track punk barrage, with lead single “Live Like The Crowd” and a claymation video by Sean McAnulty.
The West Yorkshire band’s third album channels years of personal upheaval and a darkening political climate into their sharpest, most direct work yet.
