Dan Snaith, James Holden, Four Tet, Sinkane and more captured live.
Anyone who has witnessed one of Caribou’s incendiary live performances in recent years will dig this. The Caribou Vibration Ensemble EP is a live three-track recording of Dan Snaith’s 2011 touring project which including the Caribou live band, Four Tet, James Holden, Ahmed Gallab of Sinkane and the quartet of horn players who helped record… Read more »
Posted on January 29th, 2015
What a DUDE. Hear it here.
Actor Jeff Bridges has a likeable gentle quality and a scratched gravelled voice that you could listen to for hours. Well now, the voice behind the actor who played acclaimed roles in The Big Lebowski, True Grit and Tron is being put to good use in a strange partnership with Squarespace where The Dude has… Read more »
Posted on January 29th, 2015
The San Fran folk singer's second album is awash with a dreamy eeriness.
The San Francisco-based singer/songwriter Jessica Pratt’s first self-titled record felt like it beamed from a lost archive of folk music, left undisturbed until she was discovered by Tim Presley, who was so moved by Pratt’s music that he released the album for her. On Your Own Love Again, her second album, is released on Drag… Read more »
Posted on January 28th, 2015
The pair are coming up with the funky house goods.
Brame and Hamo are two young Sligo guys now living in the electronic music hub of Berlin who make house music with a funk edge drawing influences from hip-hop. Splendor & Squalour 001 is the the new release from the pair on their label that features a collaboration between them and a track from each… Read more »
Posted on January 28th, 2015
Tim O'Donovan and Neil Watkins drop their electro-pop earworm.
You may have see Buffalo Woman, or the name at least, on the odd event bill from Body and Soul to Drop Everything to Hard Working Class Heroes. My Buffalo Woman baptism was at Drop Everything, the biannual event on the Aran Islands where the pair of Tim O’Donovan and Neil Watkins, lifted tired limbs… Read more »
Posted on January 28th, 2015
59 songs and counting...
Yesterday Richard D James aka Aphex Twin or user48736353001, began posting unreleased tracks to Soundcloud that sounded like they were taken from the early years of his music-making career. While there was no official confirmation that the music was by AFX, reliable sources like Planet Mu’s Mike Paradinas and WATMM forum say it’s him and… Read more »
Posted on January 27th, 2015
An ice-cold beat collaboration out now on XL.
The Canadian producer’s debut XL single ‘Leave Me Alone’ last year was one of the best tracks around, a tune that endlessly kicked itself around my skull since it appeared last August. Now, Kaytranada with a rising guest in tow, Vic Mensa (him of the Disclosure production ‘Down On My Luck’) has joined him once… Read more »
Posted on January 27th, 2015
A considered album of filmic analogue-inspired textured music.
Last year, Subplots returned as a core duo of Phil Boughton and Daryl Chaney with two new songs, their first since the band’s debut album Night Cycles over five years ago. Today, I have a first listen to the band’s second album Autumning, a nine-track collection of considered music that takes in electronic textures, razor-thin… Read more »
Posted on January 26th, 2015
This week's best songs featuring Björk, Jonnie Common, Jape, Denai Moore, Joey Bada$$, No Monster Club and more.
See the last page for a Soundcloud playlist of all the tracks. 1. Jape – ‘Breath Of Life’ A standout from Richie Egan’s fifth just-released album. Richie Egan’s This Chemical Sea is a collection of serene electronic songcraft, aligning songwriting, sonics and production into one cohesive release. ‘Breath Of Life’, which Egan says is the… Read more »
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Posted on January 26th, 2015
