Release date: February 21, 2025 (Original release date on Home Normal was April 29, 2016)
The piano sketches of M. Ostermeier's fourth album are more skeletal than his previous albums. Paired with his sparse electronics and acoustic recordings, they create a contemplative, engaging, and at times playful mood. Christoph Berg’s violin accompanies the first two songs.
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Second single from Causa Sui's new album. This is the band at their most unmoored - traveling from cosmic raga-folk, through pulsating krautrock and back...
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Release date: March 7, 2025Tracklist:1. Spirale Discendente2. Chi Ci Protegge da Loro3. La Banda Più Pericolosa4. Crollo Capitalista5. Scavando La Nostra Stessa Tomba6. Corruzione Coltivatea7. Poliziesco8....
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Release date: March 14, 2025Causa Sui returns with something unusual for them: a short and fun psychedelic rock track. The band is known for epic, adventurous...
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Release date: March 28, 2025The 37th Momus album started as a pre-election warning against the 47th US President in the form of a song called...
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Release date: February 21, 2025Although still very much a secret, Oakland, California's Justin Pinkerton has perfected and expanded his Futuropaco project to a stunning degree...
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Release date: 2/14/2025Memphis-based indie psych-rock artist, Cheyenne Marrs' take on a the Ronettes classic girl group love song, Be My Baby. Marrs fuses his familiar...
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Release date: 2/21/2025 Genre: Synth Punk, Doom Disco RECENT FUTURE fuses David Johnson (James and the Ultrasounds, Tall David) and Charles Davis’ (Trash Goblin, Detachment Kit) respective artistic mindsets into bleeding-edge synth punk that’s...
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Release date: January 31, 2025Although still very much a secret, Oakland, California's Justin Pinkerton has perfected and expanded his Futuropaco project to a stunning degree over...
