“Easy” is one of many highlights from Son Lux’s 2013 album Lanterns,
I believe it appears on either our first or second edition of the Onomatopoeia Playlist Series so you know I’m a fan. Director David Terry Fine’s video keeps things
moody and dark for the tasteful sorta NSFW video.
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Video: Caribou - "Our Love"
Caribou's new LP, Our Love is officially out today; I have to
believe most fans heard the record when it leaked back in July which makes this
post a bit awkward right? But the truth of the matter is the record is great,
arguably Daniel’s best work to date, and now we can share something that should
be fresh for everyone eyes and ears as a video for the title track has made its way onto the
internet today in conjunction with the release. Directed by Ryan Staake of Pomp & Clout, the
narrative is a look at the seeming limitless of youth with the reality of death
in later years.
Listen: TV On The Radio - "Careful You"
TV On The Radio have shared another new tune from their
forthcoming LP, Seeds. “Careful You” made its way onto the web this morning
with an accompanying lyric video for our enjoyment. No surprises here, more quality work from the Brooklyn crew so if you are a fan of the band’s
sound this should please you, if you aren't maybe today's the day you become
one. Seeds is out via Harvest Records
on November 18th.
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Download: Childish Gambino – “STN MTN” Mixtape
Childish Gambino released the first part of his two-part
project STN MTN / KAUAI (STN MTN stands for Stone Mountain, Georgia, where
Donald grew up. Kauai is a Hawaiian island,) an 11-track mixtape
hosted by DJ Drama as part of the Gangsta Grillz series. STN MTN
features production from Nick Banga, Black Party, Kari Faux, Zaytoven, Big Soj,
and his partner in crime Ludwig. Guest emcee’s are sparse with an appearance by
Young Scooter. Grab the tape HERE.
Video: Liars – “I’m Not Gold”
The Liars really have had a great year, their new record
Mess is still one of my favorites with only three more months to go in 2014 so this
is me saying it WILL be on my year end list come December. The accompanying
video’s for Mess’ singles so far have also been super entertaining and different
from anything else that's going on out there and today’s new addition of “I’m
Not Gold” is just another notch in that belt of accomplishments. Angus Andrew’s
hallucinatory anguish is on full display in the video that was directed by LaurieLynch, great stuff to watch, annoying to screen capture!
Labels:
Electronic,
I’m Not Gold,
Indie Rock,
Laurie Lynch,
Liars,
Mess,
Music,
Music Video,
Mute,
Post Punk
New Banksy Work Goes Up Only To Be Promptly Removed
Authorities in southern England were embarrassed but
defensive Thursday after telling workers to destroy a mural they later realized
was created by Banksy.
The latest piece, which featured pigeons carrying
anti-immigration banners, appeared at Clacton-on-Sea, the site of a special
election next week featuring the anti-immigration U.K. Independence Party.
Tendring Council spokesman Nigel Brown said that the mural was chemically removed
from the wall after complaints that it was racist.
Labels:
Art,
Banksy,
Graffiti,
Stencil Art,
Street Art,
Wheat Paste
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Video: Cloud Nothings – “Now Hear It”
Just so no one accuses me of dropping our rock coverage in
favor of all the beat driven music, here is a new video from Cloud Nothings.
“Now Hear it,” which may or may not appear on the last Onomatopoeia Playlist Series edition, looks like what would happen if you mashed together old VHS
footage with the Arcade Fire’s current obsession with papier-mâché bobble head
masks. Maybe in the case of the Cloud Nothings, with an extra sprinkle of paranoia
on top. The clip was directed by Carpark labelmate Toro Y Moi’s touring
guitarist Jordan Blackmon and follows Toro Y Moi bassist Patrick Jeffords as he
travels around various scenic California locales.
Listen: Djemba Djemba – “Macking In The Car (I Don't Drive)”
Continuing with the onslaught of new beat-driven music I’ve
been throwing up this week I have another great tune to share with y’all that
should fit in nicely with everything else I’ve been sharing. The name Djemba Djemba might ring a bell to
some of our readers, through his experimenting with polyrhythms, 90’s FM
synths, and the all-important 808 Kick, the young producer has been steadily
releasing solid tunes for the last several years. But don't take my word for
it, whispers on the dance floor say that
he sometimes acts as a ghost writer for Diplo’s releases which even if not true
is a compliment if you ask me. Whatever the case I can relate to the title of Djemba’s
latest tune, “Macking In The Car (I Don't Drive)”, as I don't get behind the
wheel either but more importantly it’s a super fun tune.
Listen: Mr. Carmack – “Drugs”
Mr. Carmack aka Aaron Carmack is back with a new 13-track EP
by the name of Drugs, you can grab the whole thing for one dollar right now
over at his Band Camp, yeah one dollar, it’s a great deal no matter how cheap
you might get when it comes to paying for music. The Hawaii-based producer
continues to blur the lines between hip hop and dance music in a progressive
way , stream the title track to get a taste of what your missing from below…
Labels:
Aaron Carmack,
drugs,
Drugs EP,
Electronic,
Hip Hop,
Mr. Carmack,
Music,
Stream,
Team Supreme,
Trap
Listen: Eyedress ft. GEoRGIA – “When I’m Gone”
Idris Vicuña, better
known as Eyedress shared
the first track from his forthcoming 2015 LP, Astral Traveling Man. “When I’m
Gone” continues down the path explored in his fantastic Hearing Colors mixtape
from earlier in the year, further experimenting and improving on the Chromatics inspired sleazy disco after dark feel. The appropriately distant and dreamy vocals where
provided by London’s GEoRGiA.
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Listen: HU₵₵I – “Realm” & “Leaf (Clip)
I’ve been saving a bunch of these tunes for the next
Onomatopoeia Playlist Series edition but as I’m seemingly dragging my feet on
that I figured let me just start sharing some of these tunes as they are great
and deserve to be heard sooner rather than later.
Next up is 17-year-old U.K. producer HU₵₵I, who has been
killing it in the last year plus with his unruly production style. I’m throwing
up “Realm” from earlier this month and an older favorite of mine, the hymn tinged
“Leaf (Clip)" for your listening pleasure. Again this is pretty much what’s
happening in electronically driven hip hop and trap music right now outside of
radio play. I hear people say hip hop is shit now days, I think it’s better
than ever and people just need to spend a little more time seeking the
interesting stuff out.
Labels:
Electronic,
Hip Hop,
HU₵₵I,
Hucci,
Leaf (Clip),
Music,
Realm,
Stream,
Trap
Listen: Aywy. – “Voyeur” & “YNGTHG”
Sydney’s Aywy.(pronounced A.Y.) dropped a delicious slice of
atmospheric music a couple of hours ago titled “Voyeur.” The song hits all the
sweet spots in regards to what’s currently going on in downtempo electronic
music. You might say that the producer has been on a bit of a hot streak recently
and rightly so, two weeks ago he dropped a boisterous gem of a tune in a collaborative
effort with EphRem titled “YNGTHG.” If you haven’t heard any of his music yet
it’s a good time to jump onboard.
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