A euphoric connection between Brian Eno’s ambient classic, ‘The Big Ship,’ and Ratatat’s sublime ‘Cherry.’
Exploring how electronic rock group Ratatat may have been influenced by Brian Eno’s early ambient recordings with King Crimson guitarist, Robert Fripp.
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Haven't written a review in a few years, and I hope I did the new Youth Lagoon album justice. I truly think it deserves a Best Alternative Music Album nomination. Here's why:
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Collins Oboh, aka Colloboh, is an experimental electronic musician born in Nigeria, raised in Baltimore, and now living in LA. Colloboh released Entity Relation through the prolific Leaving Records label in 2021, an EP of hypnotic IDM beats, and he recently finished touring with indie giants Beach House.
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DRTYWHTVNS is Cameron Rice, an Ohio artist who was approached by the highly-respected Orange Milk Records to make a debut album. That album became Aloof and is currently one of my favorite records for its incredible blend of rapping, singing, and dance beats. (Toro Y Moi fans take note.)
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Giant Claw is midwest polymath, Keith Rankin. We dive into how people listen to music, the evolution of musical styles and definitions, as well as Keith’s music journalist days with Tiny Mix Tapes. If you listen closely, this conversation reveals the ethos of Musically Proper (cue drum roll).
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In only his second interview over 12 years of releases, Denys a.k.a. 18 Carat Affair reveals his voice, his connection to pineapples and skateboarding, the origins of vaporwave, and a new song for his upcoming album, BODY DOUBLE.
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The anxiety of sleepless nights, the high of self-medication, and the lull of perfect melodies relieving a restless mind that can’t slow down. Welcome to Sleep Cycle, a perfect concept album.
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Give this a listen and get some cowboy in your system. Peep the Superb Ate-inspired Outlaw Tunes while you’re at it; it’s become one of my favorite playlists.
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Vex Ruffin’s recent EP Emilio is introducing old and new fans to his fresh take on ‘Original Pilipino Music’ (OPM). Before the release of his third LP for Stones Throw—LiteAce Frequency—we chat about his love for ‘70s Manila sound, Japanese funk, and hip-hop.
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You may not know Vex Ruffin for feel-good music—but that’s about to change. Check out our review of his new EP Emilio, a celebration of life inspired by his Filipino roots.
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Video Age’s album Pop Therapy has been described as The Beach Boys meets Daft Punk. Kick back as the New Orleans duo tells us how the album came to be.
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Toro Y Moi is a Chillwave master and sometimes a mixtape rapper. He can do it all. This piece lays out why his artistic journey is sure to go down in Indie music’s history book.
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Five singles from five of the most anticipated albums of 2019.
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There’s an emotional immediacy to Part Time’s newest work that seems to answer one simple question about timeless pop: what makes it so great?
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From Cream to Tame Impala, and The Beatles to Mild High Club, this is a brief look at why we crave psychedelic music.
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Introducing Prophet. The obscure funk artist returns with a new album and tour for Stones Throw Records.
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Introducing Sugarmilk, the funk-heavy debut album from Southside Miami Heights producer and vocalist Wan.
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New York City-based group Holy Ride releases debut EP, Party Tricks, a blend of soulful guitar tracks.
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Thanks to obsessively curated soundtracks and memorable personalities, Videograss films have amassed something of a cult following in the snowboarding world. Check out the interview with VG co-founder, Justin Meyers.
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Harrison Lipton is a renaissance man, and if you’re a fan of Mac DeMarco and/or Frank Ocean, there’s a lot you’re going to like about Loveliness.
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