The tunes are Eastern-ized Western pop, re-Westernized for a new generation—got that? Truly, what they’ve done is really lovely. The music is twinkly and light, and the vocals are enchantingly foreign (female vocalist Chom Nimol generally sings in her native Khmer). … read more
Del Venicci chose a theme—ghosts—and ran home with it. Looking beyond the (sometimes over-) saturated haunting sounds and ghostly wails throughout, the shoegazey love quartet have some pretty solid jams. … read more
Imagine a funky psychedelic trip where the ‘70s meet the ‘90s, minus the angst. “Blank Screen” is a perfect description of what this band is about: smooth vocals, experimental electronic sounds and a funky rhythmic beat. … read more
Deejay Deer = (Jamie xx + Pearson Sound) / Joy Orbison … read more
Death From Above 1979 = Pink Mountaintops + QOTSA – Frank Black … read more
Dengue Fever = Antibalas + Secret Chiefs 3 + Koes Plus … read more
Death Karma = Cult of Fire + Horrendous + Varathron … read more
Death = The Stooges + MC5 + The Who … read more
Der Weg Einer Freiheit = Darkspace + Autarcie + Anaal Nathrakh … read more
Daughn Gibson = Nick Cave + Mark Lanegan … read more
David Allred = Peter Broderick + Nick Drake – Efterklang … read more
Cuushe Night Lines EP Cascine Street: 04.07 Cuushe = Supreme Cuts + Populous + oOOoOO Shaking off the murky, noisy and wandering tangles of earlier works and slipping into a suit of dark, rhythmic clarity, Kyoto-native Cuushe presents her four-track EP Night Lines. She keeps with her trippy, experimental foundations, but the addition of faster
