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premiere: Air Waves – Milky Way
premiere: Air Waves – Milky Way
premiere: Air Waves – Milky Way
Here's a moving new jam from Nicole Schneit, aka Air Waves, taken from her beautiful, long-awaited forthcoming full-length Parting Glances. In the past, we've used phrases like "casually poignant" and "world-weary" when describing Schneit's lovely way with melody, her familiar, worn-in voice, and her often subtly heartbreaking turns of phrase, and that all certainly applies on
premiere: Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith – Wide Awake
premiere: Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith – Wide Awake
premiere: Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith – Wide Awake
In addition to her recent sound design work on Panda Bear's glorious animated "Boys Latin" video, and a forthcoming collab with electronic music pioneer Suzanne Ciani that we are now very psyched about, "modular synth sound sculptress" and composer Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith has an entrancing new full-length of her own called Euclid due next week on Austin's Western Vinyl... Read M
premiere: Shabazz Palaces x Lushlife
premiere: Shabazz Palaces x Lushlife
premiere: Shabazz Palaces x Lushlife
Shabazz Palaces throw down their warped, futuristic murk over the new Heems-assisted single from Philly's Lushlife on this mind-bending new remix, featuring a revelatory verse from the head Palaceer himself. Check the Shabazz-appropriate title: "Hale-Bopp was the Bedouins (Shabazz Palaces remix feat the palaceer, fly guy Dai and Thadillac...
feeling today
feeling today
feeling today
Western Vinyl recently sent over Feeling Today, the new 5-song EP from Weatherford, TX's Botany. Here's the glowing title track, on which he flips some "decades-old samples" into something new and engagingly warm, with the help of some lovely vocals from Ashley Rathburn: mp3: Botany's Feeling Today EP is due out next month on Western Vinyl, with a full-length to follow in spring 2011...
mp3 premiere: new J. Tillman | “earthly bodies”
mp3 premiere: new J. Tillman | “earthly bodies”
mp3 premiere: new J. Tillman | “earthly bodies”
We've long been fans of J. Tillman's hauntingly stark and often mournful solo recordings -- even before Fleet Foxes drafted him as their secret weapon drummer/harmonizer/witty between-song banterer -- so it's pretty great to see his excellent discography getting some much-deserved increased attention as a result of his higher-profile day job...