ANOHNI: Paradise EP | A Thank You Letter
For all the confounding electronic noises, brusque beats, and dark emotional revelations, ANOHNI's Paradise EP remains a pop record,
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Ash Koosha – I AKA I: A Vessel for Otherworldly Exploration
While Ash Koosha's I AKA I is one of the most sonically explorative releases that I’ve listened to in a while, it doesn't feel entirely otherworldly.
Album Review: Inventions – Maze of Woods
Inventions is the product of two seasoned musicians and Maze of Woods is a strong addition to the bands quickly growing discography.
Album Review: Moon Duo – Shadow Of The Sun
Moon Duo's latest fails to impress Aaron Cooper, leaving him wondering whether or not experiments like Shadow of the Sun should stay in the lab.
Album Review: Scott Walker & Sunn O))) – Soused
Phil is a huge fan of both Scott Walker and Sunn O))) and he really wants to love their new album Soused, but its not really captivating him.
Album Review: Esben and the Witch – A New Nature
A New Nature is the finely-honed third release from Brighton-based trio Esben and the Witch and it is creepy, gorgeous and atmospheric all at once.
Album Review: Death Grips – Niggas On The Moon
For those willing to submerge themselves in the cacophony of bilious noise and confusion of Death Grips Niggas On The Moon, there are many treats to savor.
Album Review: The Body with The Haxan Cloak – I Shall Die Here
The Body and The Haxan's Cloak new album I Shall Die Here is unrivaled in terms of sheer intensity and unflinching brutalism.
Interview With Megafauna
Interview with the Austin based band Megafauna where we ask them about their new album Maximalist, the SXSW Festival, couchsurfing.com and more.
15 Questions with Vaura
Heavy experimental music has been getting some mainstream recognition recently, and the ball keeps rolling into 2014. Let...