Parakeet | Tomorrow
From Yuck bassist Mariko Doi, directed by Babanuki @ Bikini Films.
The ‘Tomorrow’ 7″ single will be self-released on 3/5.
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The 1,2,3,4's
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2012-02-25
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Dead Mellotron | Stranger
Dead Mellotron is the project of Baltimore-via-Louisiana singer Josh Frazier, who’s MBV-infected album ‘Glitter’ comes out on Sonic Cathedral on May 7.Source: SoundCloud / Sonic Cathedral
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2012-02-24
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Violens | Unfolding Black Wings
Evidenced by last year’s singles series, shoegazey Brooklyn indie rockers Violens are tightening their approach with leaner song that strip away some of the fuzz of their earlier recordings. Today we have a new single from the group from their Amoral follow-up, True, which will be out later this spring.Source: SoundCloud / Slumberland Records
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Gotye | Easy Way Out
Gotye has just premiered his brand new music video for Easy Way Out. It took 9 months to make it, pretty amazing. “We completely disregarded ‘good business sense’ and created a piece of art that would hopefully leave the viewer’s cerebral cortex sliding down the computer screen”, Melbourne animator Darcy Prendergast said. “From a visual perspective, we wanted to bombard our audience with magic.” -
2012-02-23
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Sea Dweller | Flashes
From the upcoming album ‘Signs Of a Perfect Disaster’Source: SoundCloud / sea dweller
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The Bixby Knolls | Through The Cracks
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Torche | Kicking
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2012-02-22
Carter Tutti Void | V3 (edit)
This first taste of the collaboration between Chris Carter & Cosey Fanni Tutti (Throbbing Gristle) and (Factory Floor) Nik Void is as brilliantly diabolical as you’d imagine: an insidiously brutal wormhole sucking and slurping bass wobble and bitter scree into oblivion, and sounding masochistically sexual all the while. ‘Transverse’ will be released by Mute on 26 March 2012. -
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Gaz Coombes | Sub-Divider
First track from debut album ‘Here Come The Bombs.’ With Supergrass, Gaz did enough wonders over enough years to earn a free pass to drift into middle-aged solo dullardry, as so many do. How lovely, then, that his first strides sounds so exciting, ‘Sub-Divider’ making his beloved classic-rock stylings sound strange and otherworldly, and uncharacteristically sleek. -
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Crocodiles | Sunday (Psychic Conversation #9)
San Diego noise-punk outfit Crocodiles are back with “Sunday (Psychic Conversation #9)”, the lead single to their upcoming third album, ‘Endless Flowers.’ Utilizing the same noisy, distorted instrumentation they always have, this latest cut shines with an undercoat of poppy jangle and previously-unseen accessibility.