Beth Gibbons has shared the second single, “Reaching Out”, off her upcoming album “Lives Outgrown” out May 17th via Domino Records.
The video for the song was directed by Weirdcore, who has made videos for Arca, Aphex Twin, Radiohead, etc.).
Beth Gibbons has some live dates announced in Europe and Asia, however no dates for the USofA (nor Tijuana) have been announced yet.
Olof Dreijer has shared the first single, “Coral”, off his upcoming EP by the same name “Coral” that was released March 6th via AD93.
TRACKLIST:
1. Coral
2. Flora
3. Hazel
Boeckner has shared the third single, “Dead Tourists”, off his self titled album that was just released via Sub Pop.
TRACKLIST:
01 “Lose”
02 “Ghost In The Mirror”
03 “Wrong”
04 “Don’t Worry Baby”
05 “Dead Tourists”
06 “Return to Life”
07 “Euphoria”
08 “Holy Is the Night”
The video for the song was directed by Sasha Solodukhina.
Dan Boeckner shares this about the album: “This record is like an autobiography. Atlas Strategic music concrete synth explosions, lush synth stuff from Operators, the noise guitar from Handsome Furs, drawing influence from everything from Stockhausen to Tom Waits all at the same time.”
No tour dates have been announced yet.
Agender have shared the second single, “Jeans”, off what will be their upcoming album due out sometime later this year.
The song is described by the band as: “A desperate love song drenched in denim.
Something a bit more fun, punky, grungy bubblegum pop punk?”
It was written by Romy Hoffman and produced by her and David Scott Stone. The video was directed by Romy Hoffman, and she shared this about it: “We’ve made a lot of music videos but none feature us, solely, playing as a band, in a studio. We thought it was about time we let the band shine and allow the song to pop”.
Crosses shared a new single, “Big Youth”, featuring El-P off their latest album “Goodnight, God Bless, I Love You, Delete”.
The video for the song was edited by Rizz.
Crosses have finished their USofA tour and will now be headed to the UK and Europe in the Summer.
RIDE have shared the third single, “Monaco”, off their upcoming album “Interplay” out March 29th via Wichita and PIAS.
TRACKLIST:
1. Peace Sign
2. Last Frontier
3. Light in a Quiet Room
4. Monaco
5. I Came to See the Wreck
6. Stay Free
7. Last Night I Came
8. Sunrise Chaser
9. Midnight Rider
10. Portland Rocks
11. Essaouira
12. Yesterday Is Just a Song
Mark Gardener shared this about the song: “The backing track came from the earlier Ox4 Sound sessions we did and we gave it a demo name of ‘Monaco’ as we were naming these jams and ideas we were pulling together as place names. One evening, during the recording sessions at Ox4 Sound, the guys had all left the building and I was there with just producer Richie Kennedy and an engineer. I had been writing some words about how I was feeling that everybody was being smashed in the current economic climate with the rise of energy bills and all else; to the point that it just seems now that we’re having to live to work instead of working to live. The song is a reflection on this feeling of how we’re all being smashed to pieces and under pressure constantly financially. It’s a kind of call to arms against this whilst we still have strength to fight against it. ‘Monaco’ then stayed as the ironic title as the song is totally against the madness of the few who live in their artificial, detached rich bubbles in Monaco.”
Kamasi Washington has shared a new single, “Prologue”, off his upcoming album “Fearless Movement” out May 3rd via Young.
TRACKLIST:
1. Lesanu
2. Asha The First (featuring Thundercat, Taj Austin, Ras Austin)
3. Computer Love (featuring Patrice Quinn, DJ Battlecat, Brandon Coleman)
4. The Visionary (featuring Terrace Martin)
5. Get Lit (featuring George Clinton)
6. Dream State (featuring André 3000)
7. Together (featuring BJ the Chicago Kid)
8. The Garden Path
9. Interstellar Peace (The Last Stance)
10. Road to Self (KO)
11. Lines in the Sand
12. Prologue
The video for the single was directed by AG Rojas.
Kamasi Washington shared this about part of the inspiration for the album: “Being a father means the horizon of your life all of a sudden shows up. My mortality became more apparent to me, but also my immortality, realizing that my daughter is going to live on and see things that I’m never going to see. I had to become comfortable with this, and that affected the music that I was making.”
Kamasi will be on tour from May to June in the USofA supporting the album.
Kim Gordon has shared the first single, “Bye Bye”, off her upcoming second album “The Collective” out March 8th via Matador Records.
TRACKLIST:
1. BYE BYE
2. The Candy House
3. I Don’t Miss My Mind
4. I’m a Man
5. Trophies
6. It’s Dark Inside
7. Psychedelic Orgasm
8. Tree House
9. Shelf Warmer
10. The Believers
11. Dream Dollar
The video for the song was directed by Clara Balzary and it stars Coco Gordon Moore.
Kim Gordon has also shared what looks like a short tour in support of the album, no additional dates have been announced for the rest of the USofA (nor Tijuana) yet.
La Luz have shared the first single, “Strange World”, off their upcoming album “News Of The Universe” out May 24th via Sub Pop.
TRACKLIST:
1. Reaching Up to the Sun
2. Strange World
3. Dandelions
4. Poppies
5. Good Luck With Your Secret
6. Always in Love
7. Close Your Eyes
8. I’ll Go With You
9. Blue Moth Cloud Shadow
10. News of the Universe
11. Moon in Reverse
12. Blue Jay
Shana Cleveland shared this about the single: “It’s been a strange and difficult few years, and at moments, I have found myself rushing to move forward in time, to leave the present and escape to whatever is next. The best advice a friend gave me during a time when I was feeling particularly overwhelmed and battling consecutive panic attacks was to go outside, take my shoes off, and sit with my feet on the earth. This seemed to slow the universe down in a way that made it feel easier to handle. So this chorus is something of a mantra to myself ‘we’ll be fine, just take your time.’”
The band will head on a somewhat extensive tour, covering part of the UK and Europe and a big chunk of the USofA.
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