Travis D. Johnson’s latest under the datewithdeath alias moves through fractured rhythms, home-computing nostalgia, and abstract drone, landing in the long-running experimental electronics catalog of Poverty Electronics.
Travis D. Johnson’s latest under the datewithdeath alias moves through fractured rhythms, home-computing nostalgia, and abstract drone, landing in the long-running experimental electronics catalog of Poverty Electronics.
The pioneering video game composer, whose MIDI-driven scores brought metal aggression to early PC gaming, has died. His recent recognition by the Library of Congress underscored a legacy forged in limitations.
The first collaboration between ambient composer David Helpling and jazz-trained pianist Scott Reich yields music that feels less like arrival and more like a reminder of what already surrounds us.
The Paramore frontwoman’s first solo tour continued with a guest appearance from Romy, revisiting a deep cut from Prefab Sprout’s catalog at the Roadhouse.
The Ored Recordings artist reconfigures archival Circassian song into a ghostly ambient language, while a second compilation imagines a hidden underground.
The Chicago designer reflects on a career that has bridged hip-hop and hardcore, with a turn toward tangible, AI-informed art objects.
The Atlanta rapper preps a quick-turn release following a mixed reception for his last LP, road-testing new material at festivals this spring.
The band cancels its scheduled performance at the French festival after an accident, halting its planned run through Sepultura’s Chaos AD.
The Bleeding Through vocalist explains why heavy records—and one Hatebreed classic—are still built for the weight room.
The Joshua Tree band’s latest record digs into Gnostic myth and family trauma, and a June run of independent venues will bring it from the drylands to the coast.
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