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Review: Puscifer – Conditions of My Parole
Conditions of My Parole resembles a haunted disco where Maynard’s id and ego hang out and get drunk. It may not have the raw hitting power of V Is For Vagina, but it more
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Review: Björk – Biophilia
This is the unusual album that yields nothing upon a half-listen but everything upon a full one. It’s like a solar eclipse in that regard: it’s easily missed, but if you happen to catch
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Review: Andrew Bird – Norman Soundtrack
Norman is an album that does what few others can: it functions as a running commentary for a movie and it can stand alone on a music shelf. Where Norman stands apart from Bird’s
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Stream new albums from Björk, Future Islands, Crooked Fingers, Still Corners
Today we’ve got four great new albums for you to stream, all of which will be released next Tuesday, October 11. Experimental Icelandic artist Björk is dropping her huge multimedia/apps/music project Biophilia; North Carolina synthpop
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Fresh Tune: David Lynch – “Crazy Clown Time” [MP3]
Somewhere between Radiohead and It, the title track from filmmaker/artist/actor/musician David Lynch‘s upcoming debut solo album, November 8′s Crazy Clown Time, is an extremely odd, somewhat experimental, completely off-the-wall piece that disintegrates into industrial synths
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ClassicalCrumb: Ligeti’s Poeme Symphonique for 100 Metronomes
I present to you the Poeme Symphonique for 100 Metronomes by György Ligeti. A mastermind and conceptualist, Ligeti was fascinated with mechanisms ever since childhood. He created several compositions based around the idea of Pattern-Meccanico,
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QuickTune: Youth Lagoon – The Year of Hibernation
Lo-fi aesthetics, drowsy melodies, electronically warped ambiance -- if you're thinking "bedroom pop" yet, you're spot on. Congrats to Mr. Powers on an album that certainly has copious amounts of beauty and tenderness, but
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QuickTune: Twin Sister – In Heaven
Twin Sister, an indie dream-pop outfit from Long Island, NY, have been making experimental music for a few years now. However, this experimentation has begun to sound cohesive -- every track on In Heaven
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Video Playlist: Radiohead on The Colbert Report
Last night Radiohead appeared on the second-best show on TV (I’m still sticking with The Daily Show as the best) to make it even better by giving two interviews and performing six songs – one of
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Review: CANT – Dreams Come True
This isn’t the type of record you’d make in a church: everything is so exceedingly dark and puissant that it would shatter the glass. It makes even the catchy tracks a little unsettling
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Review: Hella – Tripper
It is entirely possible that Hella are aliens. I would not make any such claim lightly, but the evidence for it is starting to pile up. They are frequently seen colluding with well known
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Review: Active Child – You Are All I See
How much can you do using just samples, a harp, and your voice? Quite a lot, actually. Pat Grossi, like many musicians, started his musical career as a choir boy, later foraying into the
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