Eclipse by Twin Shadow
Everything about this record tickles my kundalini, from root to crown. Spring is nigh, party people! Here is your soundtrack.
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Listen of the Week – Concubine
Concubine by Concubine
Think I was just needing some dark techno on this cold, winter’s morn. Perhaps it’ll do you right as well.
Listen of the Week – A Place To Bury Strangers
Transfixiation by A Place to Bury Strangers
Deadpan vocals float through apocalyptic static. The volume bleeds out. Cacophony reigns.
Will have this on repeat for many a day. Catch up with their back catalog if you’re not familiar with APTBS.
Listen of the Week – Breakfast in Fur
Flyaway Garden by Breakfast in Fur
This record surprised me – much fuller sound than their EP from a while back. Sometimes described as “psychedelic folk”, Breakfast in Fur keep things swirly. I like things swirly. Seems a record that could get a lot of play during summertime road trips or warm, starry nights.
Listen of the Week – Young Ejecta
The Planet by Young Ejecta
By no means a perfect record, but awesome when it is.
Listen of the Week – Sleater-Kinney
No Cities to Love by Sleater-Kinney
You’ve no doubt already been reading about how great this record is. I’ll add my voice to that chorus. Good good.
Listen of the Week – Ghost Culture
Ghost Culture by Ghost Culture
Beaty, meaty, glitchy, sometimes gloomy but never to the point of being a turn-off. Puts me in the mind of the good parts of Depeche Mode.
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