On their new album, “Beast Rest Forth Mouth” coming out these days in Europe on Home Tapes Records, Brooklyn-based Bear in Heaven have a tune called “Dust Cloud”. On their European tour supporting the release of their album overhere, they had some trouble with a dust cloud from Iceland. Yeah, they’re a kind of prophetic indie band. Stuck in Madrid airport, they put a camera on a baggage claim belt and create this hypnotic and poetic music video for their song. Less is more.
Band website: HERE
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This is the first song from M.I.A’s coming up album, due to June, 29. The song samples Ghost Rider by Suicide and the video needs no explanation. Lire la suite
Tags: M.I.A, music video, violence, war
Once upon a time, Erika Alexandersson, ex-Loney Dear backing vocal and keyboard, and Simon Angell, Patrick Watson‘s guitar player, met, when Patrick Watson and Loney Dear toured together a couple of years ago. Then Thus:Owls arrived somewhere between Montréal and Stockholm. Lire la suite
From the first seconds of “LouisEville”, Louisville hurt you so. Lire la suite
Tags: experimental, france, Lo-fi, Louisville
Funny to define RIEN’s music – try “tropical math-rock”. Anyway, Grenoble-based act RIEN- french word for “Nothing” – come back with the first piece of a trilogy “which will end in 2014″ and “without any name right now. Lire la suite
Tags: experimental, france, Math-rock, MSTRKRAFT, noise, Rien, weird
Debut solo album from masked man from punk legends the Dwarves
This is not even something I can remember live because I’m just too young. But I know that in any record store you go, there’s always a hidden Dwarves record. Originally from Chicago, mid-80′s hardcore/garage band had relocated in San Francisco. But anyway, the true reason why the band was known for was the guy, He Who Cannot Be Named, a naked masked-guitar player. Lire la suite
Tags: costume, HeWhoCanNotBeNamed, punk, san francisco
” “USA Boys” was recorded at former tourmate Trent Reznor’s home studio with Alan Moulder at the mixing desk, a guy who’s produced Depeche Mode, My Bloody Valentine, and a grip of other crushingly coarse, wonderfully hi-fi records. Lire la suite
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This is the 28th album and the first on Domino Records for Mark E. Smith and his underlings. Lire la suite
Tags: listen, Mark E. Smith, post punk, the fall, uk
After raising funds to Uganda, remix the band for a Traktor Scratch Pro
A month ago, Brooklyn-based Yeasayer offered a bunch of goodies in exchange of your financial donnations for them to go to Uganda, which is probably the biggest joke of the year. They gathered 22 grands for their little journey to Africa, which prupose was to learn about the effects of the Ugandan civil war. Think what that money would have fixed over there for kids involved in it! Instead of paying for sending hypsters to African History class.
If you’ve never heard of the Maker scene, here comes your chance for a catch-up lesson. Launched in 2005, Make magazine focuses on DIY projects including computers, electronics, robotics, metal/woodworking… Lire la suite
Tags: circuit bending, innovation, magazine, make magazine, nerd, technology
Deer Tick is coming back with their third album, “the Black Dirt Sessions”, out on June 8th on Partisan Records. Lire la suite
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