\\GT// = Radio Moscow + 13th Floor Elevators … read more
Review: \\GT// – Beats Misplaced
Pet Shop Boys’ Super: We’re Gonna Burn This Disco Down!
Ever the purveyors of sophisticated dance music, Pet Shop Boys’ Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe return to show us why 35 years in they not only have the goods, but are still thrillingly active in pioneering the sound that made them famous. … read more
Hooded Fang – Venus On Edge
Hooded Fang = The Fresh & Onlys + Broken Social Scene
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National Review: The Devils – Sin, You Sinners!
The Devils = The Jackets + The Monsters … read more
Hannah Williams & The Affirmations – Late Nights & Heartbreaks
Hannah Williams & The Affirmations = The Flirtations + Gloria Jones … read more
Review: “I’m Always Listening” – Alison Moyet’s Other
The seraphic-voiced legend Alison Moyet released her latest track “Other” on June 16 on Cooking Vinyl before starting her North American tour. … read more
Gotta Get You Back to You: Tori Amos’ Native Invader
The political stance on Native Invader recalls 2007’s fiery American Doll Posse, especially its pointed political songs “Yo George,” “Code Red” and “Posse Bonus.” … read more
5 Experimental Releases That Push Old Styles In New Directions
Out of the ever-expanding archive of great experimental music, here are 5 releases that take familiar sounds in unexpected directions, be it jazz, techno, ambient or pop. … read more
Kevin Morby – Oh My God
Kevin Morby = Leonard Cohen + The Beatles + Bob Dylan’s Jesus phase … read more
Magic Circle – Departed Souls
Magic Circle = Black Sabbath + Pentagram + Saint Vitus … read more
David Baddley: Finding the Line Between Nature and Self
By toying with the forces of humanity, technology and nature, David Baddley explores a symbiotic connection between ourselves and the world around us. … read more
Review: [:SITD] – Stronghold
[:SITD:] Stronghold Metropolis 5/5 Originally released on Accession Records, [:SITD:] has become one of my favorite acts to come out in the last few years. It all started with their single, “Snuff Machinery,” on the Septic II compilation on Dependent Records. The infamous Snuff EP created a buzz in 2002, leading people to wonder when
