Warpaint – Warpaint
Warpaint return with sunlight & smoke, hearts and flame; slow dancing and poison disco, with their first album in 4 years. Ever since i first saw Warpaint at The Mohawk … Continue reading
Vortex Ascent – Shine A Light
I’ve been working on some longer pieces about some notable releases, so I thought I’d take the opportunity to catch up with some submissions. The nice thing about Forestpunk is … Continue reading
Ernest Gibson – Island Records
On Island Records, Ernest Gibson plays the role of Virgil, guiding you into Tartarus, where the specters of Lou Reed and Michael Karoli jam in black cavernous spaces. He … Continue reading
Gianni Rossi – Gutterballs
Welcome back to the world of back alley car chases, fleeing from psychos with garden shears & demons in the mist. Welcome to another edition of HORRORSCORES. For this week’s … Continue reading
Junksista – Bad Case Of Fabulous
When an old-school rocker and an electro bitch write music together, the outcome can only be explosive… and unique! Bad Case Of Fabulous, the debut album from German duo … Continue reading
Gyratory System – Utility Music
Gyratory System, the experimental London 3 piece of Dr. Andrew Blick, his father Robin Blick & James Weaver, exist in a liminal state, breaking down binaries: improvised/composition, old/new, acoustic/electric. They … Continue reading
Disco Witchcraft: Antoni Maiovvi – Shadow Of The Bloodstained Kiss
For this edition of Horrorscores, we bring you two blood-splattered grooves that’ll open a portal on any dancefloor. Hello and welcome to another edition of Horrorscores! Not to pick, or … Continue reading
Logos – Cold Mission
Label: Keysound Recordings Release Date: 11.13 File Under: Futuristic, Grime, Deconstruction Cold Mission, the debut album from Logos on Blackdown‘s Keysound Recordings, is like investigating some platonic alkali Outback, while … Continue reading
For The Sake Of The Song: SBTRKT, The Hare & The Moon + Phantom Love
Now that the madness of the holidays and the push of the year-end best of lists are behind us, we can resume simply ENJOYING music again, to let it … Continue reading