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So … Thom Yorke just dropped an entirely new album.
Yes, that happened.
Death from Above 1979: ‘The Physical World’
So … Death from Above 1979’s new album ‘The Physical World’ is streaming in its entirety at Faster Louder. The album is officially released on Friday. Good gracious, I’ve missed those guitar riffs!
Slowdive: ‘Slowdive’
Shoegaze heavyweights Slowdive just released their first album in two decades, and it’s absolutely glorious!
Friday night soundtrack, sorted.
Tame Impala: ‘Let It Happen’
It’s been a few years since we last heard from Tame Impala, and their particular blend of 60’s psych and pop brilliance has been sorely missed. Until now.
They just dropped a brand new — almost 8 minutes long — track, driven forward by a hypnotizing groove and a marching beat. Oh, and they also announced a North American tour. Sweet.
All info & download link can be found on Pitchfork.
Spiritualized: ‘And Nothing Hurt’
Friendly service announcement that Spiritualized’s first album in six years is absolutely goddamn spectacular.
Marianne Faithfull: ‘Sparrows Will Sing’
In case it evaded anyone’s attention, the Roger Waters-composed first single off Marianne Faithfull’s new album is absolutely phenomenal.
SBTRKT feat. Ezra Koenig: ‘New Dorp, New York’
SBTRKT just released a stunning animated video for his Ezra Koenig collaboration ‘New Dorp, New York’.
The track is taken from his new album ‘Wonder Where We Land’, which was released today.
Flying Lotus feat. Kendrick Lamar: ‘Never Catch Me’
The second single from Flying Lotus’ new album is a jazzy-hiphoppy deal with the always excellent Kendrick Lamar on guest vocals. Moreover, it’s shamelessly catchy. I, for one, am unable to stop my feet from doing a jig every time I happen to listen to it.
That feeling translates quite well to the track’s newly released music video, directed by Hiro Murai, where dead kids are seemingly brought back to life by the sheer catchiness of FlyLo’s beats.
Perfume Genius: ‘Grid’
Perfume Genius just released a music video for ‘Grid’, off his upcoming album ‘Too Bright’.
So far, the singles released from ‘Too Bright’ have been quite a departure from the primarily piano-driven, tear-jerking and hauntingly pretty songwriting of his previous albums. I, for one, am immensely enjoying the ride.
‘Too Bright’ drops on the 22nd.
Barbara Morgenstern: ‘Brainfuck’
This drony and itchy-glitchy track from Berlin-based electronic music artist Barbara Morgenstern is everything my cold and grey November nights need.
Morgenstern’s latest album ‘Unschuld und Verwüstung’ is out now on Staatsakt.