When I was a boy, music was always played and deeply appreciated in my house and an insane variety of music was played on a daily basis – it wasn’t uncommon to hear disco, funk, […]
Tag: electronica
Album Review: Soft Metals’ Lenses
Photo Credit: Suzy Poling Soft Metals Lenses Captured Tracks Records Release Date: July 16, 2013 Track Listing 1. Lenses 2. Tell Me 3. When I Look Into Your Eyes 4. No Turning Back […]
Originally hailing from California, Francis Hseuh has been a musician almost all of his entire life, and he plays the guitar, flute, and piano. When he moved to New York he was pursuing a predictable […]
Raised in India and educated in London, Vandana Jain has been influenced by an eclectic array of music and aesthetic influences including Portishead, Pink Floyd, Indian pop music, the London rave scene. Her latest single […]
Clara Moto’s 2010 debut Polyamour gained quite a bit of attention through the blogosphere. But in the three years since the release of her debut, the electro pop producer and artist moved to the cosmopolitan city of […]
As I’ve said many times, I grew up in a household that really appreciated music – an insane variety of music was played almost every day through vinyl, cassette tapes, CDs, concert films. And if […]
Founded by producers Eugene Cho and Dan Balis and fronted by the captivating Adeline Michele, the 17 member New York-based act Escort have won accolades and praise from the likes of Pitchfork and the New York […]
https://scache.vevo.com/m/html/embed.html?video=FRS711300041&playerType=embedded The acclaimed French electronic producer Kavinksy released his critically praised album, OutRun earlier this year. “Odd Look,” one of the singles off the effort and it manages to be a futuristic view from the past, in […]
Matt Preston, a.k.a., Phaeleh, the acclaimed Bristol, UK-based released his sophomore effort, Tides earlier this year. The new effort continues Phaeleh’s reputation for crafting an electronica that has an icy sheen, while being incredibly cinematic. “Whistling in […]
Lil Silva first made a name for himself in the English electronica scene back in 2008 with a number of singles he recorded from a makeshift home studio in Bedford, UK. By 2010, London-based label […]
September 10th will mark the release of Factory Floor’s DFA Records self-titled debut. “Turn It Up,” the first single off the debut effort is a somewhat sparse bit of house music – it’s a song […]
Brooklyn-based artist Mic Raygun will be releasing a new full-length effort, tentatively titled The Bushwick Chronicles and instead of releasing the album as a whole, Raygun plans to individually release each single during the rest of 2013. […]
Cascine Records will be releasing Jensen Sportag’s debut effort later this Fall, and “Bellz” is the latest single from the album, and it’s a slickly produced, lushly layered track which brings to mind 80s house […]
Up-and-coming Orlando, FL-based label, Relief in Abstract, the label home of XXYYXX, will be releasing Fortune Howl’s latest instrumental effort, Earthbound on July 30th. The album reportedly focuses on the frailty of human existence, and the folly […]
The Belfast, Ireland-based quartet Girls Names released their critically acclaimed sophomore effort, The New LIfe earlier this year through Slumberland Records, and the album reportedly marked a sonic change in direction for the band. Gabe Gurnsey of […]