Where do I even start with this smoking Track of the Week? Die Antwoord Fatty Boom Boom is one of...
Up-and-coming indie quartet Nicotine Dolls take their name from an epithet the band's members coined to describe a particular breed of anti-social partygoer who would rather retreat to outdoor solitude for a quick drag than endure a crowd, so it's a bit ironic that the band is perhaps best known in the public eye for similarly shunning the limelight.
Kicking down the door into Looking Glass War's ambient, energetic aural world, "Arrive!" does just what it says on the tin.
Bristol’s dUb from the Ruins label drops a heavyweight single from Tenja in Dub, featuring Blackout JA on heavyweight vocals...
The new Track of the Week is John Eye ‘Ride’. Â Another trip hop track, but with a slightly forward push...
"SAINT.EXE," the latest single from Peruvian-born EDM artist CARV.R, is an electrifying and high-energy Dark EDM showcase for its creator's unique, infectious electronic ethos.
Stung!, like most of the band's repertoire, is an trippy blend of a myriad of musical elements, but "Neon City" is classic, raw Pond. One can hear in it everything that makes the group and its various sister-acts great.
From "Yellow" to "Viva La Vida" through to more recent chart toppers like "My Universe," Coldplay singles have been a near constant presence in the records of popular music. It's difficult, then, to imagine that chain finally breaking - and deliberately, at that. Nevertheless, lead singer Chris Martin alleges that the band's latest release, "ALL MY LOVE," is not only to be the final single to accompany their recent Moon Music LP, but also the last proper single of Coldplay's career.
Like the desert locales it conjures, which secretly teem with life beneath a vast canopy of sky, "RATHER BE ALONE" makes so much out of so little.
Within its five minute runtime, "Phantom Island" weaves an odyssey of sonic and sensory ecstasy around a vision of topical (and tropical) madness in a way that's immediately exciting, endlessly compelling, and, ultimately, highly listenable. King Gizzard haven proven once again that there is no aural territory on which they're unable to plant their own indelible mark, and that not even the might of a full orchestra can drown out a sound that's quintessentially Gizz.
"Roygbiv," from the landmark album "Music Has a Right to Children," is a wistful, evocative dive into ambient EDM refined via charming pop sensibilities.
...Gabriel's effort is both topically and musically meditative, calling attention to the mechanical complexity and humanitarian pathos of the matter at hand without devolving into the paranoia that often accompanies artistic appraisals of the looming specter of the digital future.