Westside Cowboy have shared the third single, “Dobro”, off their upcoming debut album “It Goes On” out August 21st.
The band shared this about the song: “This is our strut song, over two minutes in length but just under three. A song for perhaps a younger self? For that moment of waiting and isolation in the hopes of a return. Or it could just be a song about a weird guitar. Who knows!”
Twin Temple have shared the second single, “Haunt Me”, off their upcoming album “Doomed Lovers” out October 9th via Pentagrammatron Records.
TRACKLIST:
1. Doomed Lovers
2. Possessed
3. I Want Blood
4. Love You To Death
5. Haunt Me
6. Someone In The Walls
7. Monster
8. Nothing Matters
Twin Temple shared this about the song: “”Haunt Me” is a gothic love song about fear, obsession, dread and jealousy, with nods to classic American gospel, 1960s rock n roll and the blues. It romanticizes the terrifying nightmares your lover brings, and the paradox of never wanting them to stop haunting you.”
Dummy have shared the first single, “Full Spectrum Dominance”, off their upcoming album “do you love the color of the sky?” out October 16th via Polyvinyl.
1. April Limousine
2. Alluvial Fan
3. Full Spectrum Dominance
4. Squeaky Wheel
5. Touch the Perfect Speed
6. Song of Mana
7. Omen Globe
8. C.B.B.S.I.M.M.P.W.M.
9. N of 1
10. Heaven’s What You Make of It
The video for the song was directed by Matt Wells.
Joe Trainor shared this about the song: “I was trying to make something just heavier, and we joked it was our nu metal song, during the recording we added the tambourine that gives it a more dancey vibe, Deee-Lite meets Deftones.”
Emma shared this : “This is the Technofeudalism bop. Tech billionaires are treating AI like the new Alchemy, using it as a source of power and magic. This supposedly soon-to-be all-powerful technology could not exist without harvesting all of humanity’s intellectual property and collective work.”
Genital Shame have shared the first single, “I Want To Die Before You”, off her upcoming album “Wellness Plan” out October 30th via The Flenser.
TRACKLIST:
1. Replace What I’m After
2. Down Titration Strategies
3. Spiced Loam
4. I Want to Die Before You
5. Suicide Wellness Plan
6. Nucleus Accumbens Atrophy
7. Punished by Rewards
8. Górecki Peace
9. Gratitude Meditation
10. Goodbye (I’ve Left It Open)
The video for the song was directed by Paul Mangenello.
Erin Dawson shared this: “I love the idea that even if you struggle with and mask a deep self-hate, there’s something microscopic inside you voting for your continued, healthy existence even if you feel like you don’t deserve it. It’s also about the idea that as beautiful as that image is, it’s still not quite enough. The album’s first single “I Want to Die Before You” references that, “…the ‘You’ in the title refers to both a literal person and a metaphor: the white blood cell.”
Erykah Badu and the Alchemist have shared a new song, “Witch Doctor”, off their upcoming self titled album out August 28th via Control FREAQ Records and Young Recordings.
The Bandcamp listing for the album is titled cheekily: “Sorry, we don’t have an album title yet…”
The pair have been working on the album since last year. By the sound of the single we can almost be sure that Thundercat is featured in a song.
Nu Jazz shared the single, “369”, off their album “Un Jazz” out now via Orange Milk Records.
Nu Jazz is: Dan Orlowski: Vocals, Electronics: Ben Shirken, Drums: John Bemis, Trumpet: Ryan Easter, Guitar: Adam Turay and Bass: Kevin Eichenberger.
The album does feature: Samantha Kochis on Flute (Track 1), Alfredo Colón on EWI (Tracks 2, 8, and 9) and Jason Lindner on Synths (Track 7).
A shared press release said this about the album: “”Un Jazz” is Woodstock ’99 at Montreux Jazz Festival. Wartime music for the digital trench, a fragmented amalgam of genres and maximalist noise. It is the sound of the breaking point, the repudiation and regurgitation of the inherently limiting nature of genre.”
Chat Pile have shared the third single, “Same Rules”, off their upcoming album “Who Loves The Sun” out September 4th via The Flenser.
Stin shared this about the song: “…first real Chat Pile song mostly recorded on 4-track cassette. Ray B. had given us the challenge to write a trip hop song and this is what we came up with. Unfortunately he’s rejected ‘Same Rules’ from the challenge as he claims it’s not trip hop at all and that we have to try again. Perhaps we’ll get it right next time.”
Ray B. Added this: “Everyone needs to read as much as possible. There is so little emphasis put on knowledge right now— it is your most important tool. Engagement with the world might lead to death, but shutting off and staring at your phone all day is suicide.”
The band will be on tour supporting the album starting mid September.
underscores has shared the video for her single, “The Peace”, off her latest album “U” out now.
The video for the song was directed by Ayodeji.
underscores will be acting as the opening act for Charlie XCX on her upcoming tour.
Gurriers have shared the third single, “Nothing Happens Twice”, off their upcoming album “Nobody’s Coming To Save You” out September 25th via PIAS.
A press release said this about the song: “Nothing Happens Twice” is an absurdist take on the state of the modern world, inspired by Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot. Blending existential lyricism with
the ‘dead internet’ theory, “Nothing Happens Twice” explores the idea that online, we’re increasingly surrounded by bots rather than people, whilst further dissecting political unease, digital alienation and dark humor.”
The video for the song was directed by Thomas James.
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