Nite Fields new single “Voyeur” takes you to the dancefloor with its contemporary techno beats intro, electronic new layer and new fundament under their usual cool monotone post-punk vocals, dark synths and dreamy 80’s guitars.
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Brooklyn-based noise heroes A Place To Bury Strangers have something new out on Famous Class in about one month: An EP named Kicking Out Jams. Famous Class shared the noisy snippets of the first 3 songs already 2 days ago on soundcloud .Check the full track-list below. The new songs have been created in the […]
Julian Casablancas+The Voidz go glam! They just released the second official video for the second single off of their album “Tyranny” that was released on CultRecords NYC in 2014, after the earlier released “Where No Eagles Fly”. The 13 minutes clip was directed by Warren Fu & Nicholaus Goossen. The song “Human Sadness” starts of […]
Domingo Garcia-Huidobro of the Chilenian band Föllakzoid directed his debut feature “Partir to Live” in 2012. An episodic film that reconstructs the paranormal experiences of his protagonist in a gloomy atmosphere of black and white contrasted pictures, forests, a church and figures in greytones, foggy shots, shadowplay and stroboscopic effects. The score was created by […]
Big news coming up! The New York noise rockers will be back soon with a new record and on tour! A Place To Bury Strangers will release a new album called “Tranfixiation” on February 17th via Dead Oceans records. Their fourth full-length will follow up the 2012 “Worship” and the “Strange Moon” EP from 2013. […]
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Pharmakon – Bestial Burden
On her second album the 25 years old New York based singer and sound experimentalist Margaret Chardiet aka. Pharmakon uses the body’s sound spectrum to express the revolt of an organism against itself. Together with synthetic sounds, machine noise, tribal drums, threatening synth bass, zombie-like screams, and a load of frightening noise she created with […]
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Interpol – El Pintor
Interpol sound so timeless “El Pintor” that you could think of this music having been released ten years or seven years ago and you would not feel any difference. Are these just some found tracks from back then? But let’s look and listen to the details. It’s made in 2014. The music just doesn’t seem […]
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