Music
The Quietus Offers Up Their Fav 100 Albums of 2018 (so far)
If you’ve recently thought to yourself—”Where’s all the new music?” The Quietus has your answer.
Music
Album of the Week
Album of the Week: Welles
Do you like T. Rex? I do because I enjoy hook-rich rock. If you like T. Rex, you’ll like Welles.
Music
Alice Coltrane’s Lord of Lords Vinyl Reissue
Ethereal beauty. That’s what I think of when I think of Alice Coltrane’s music. Lord of Lords was her last record for Impulse!, released in 1972, and its a humdinger.
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:zoviet*france: Curates 60 Minutes of Music 314 Times
Attention :zoviet*france: fans: :zoviet*france: present A Duck in a Tree, a 60 minute continuous mix of some of the best genre-refusing, zero BPM, hypnatropic and maximinimalist recordings that have grabbed their attention.
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The Playlist
I have, in my life, made one playlist—The Playlist. While it gets refined with time, here it is in its present state. Guaranteed to cure all ills.
Album of the Week
Album of the Week: Lucy Dacus
Historian is Lucy Dacus’ latest release on Matador and it’s a record that has grown on me, or I’ve grown into it, over time like a too-big comfortable cardigan.
Album of the Week
Album of the Week: Tropical Fuck Storm
What the hell is going on in Australia?
Album of the Week
Album of the Week: Grouper
If there’s one thing you should know about Liz Harris, aka Grouper, it’s this—buy every record.
Classic Albums
Classic Albums: Solo Drumming by Fritz Hauser
Recorded live at the Martin-Gropius-Bau (Berlin) on the nights of April 4-7, 1985.
Classic Albums
Classic Albums: Analysis Of The Musical Cryptograms / The Heavenly Ladder by Adolf Wölfli
The granddaddy of outsider art, Adolf Wölfli (1864 – 1930), lived out his adult life inside Waldau Clinic in Bern after a series of failed child molestation attempts (Wölfli was abused as a child, orphaned at age 10, and suffered from psychosis and hallucinations). He […]
Classic Albums
Classic Albums: Expériences Musicales by Jean Dubuffet
“Certain unexpected windfalls … come of improvising on an instrument one doesn’t really know how to use.” ~ Jean Dubuffet