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Perfume Advert – Rotted Out

Saddled with a title like "Rotted Out", you'd expect a track that's drenched in reverb or grime. The latest from

On his surprisingly evocative full length debut, Matthew Daniel Siskin AKA Gambles delivers somber, plainspoken poetry printed on a weary

On his 14th album, Bill Callahan continues to hone his own heavy-hearted take on the American folk tradition and shows

An infectious and accomplished-sounding heady pop concoction that just might take you to a higher plane. by Carly Blair

If you immerse yourself in this visionary album, you’ll end up feeling like you’ve seen the future. by Carly Blair

With Amsterdam Dance Event raging on around us, we can't help but feel as though someone's (probably us) has missed

Self-described "multi-disciplinary electronic duo" Soft Metals put their labelling to the test. For each month since the release of their

Swedish photographer Marcus Wilén met up with noisy punk rockers Holograms in Stockholm and tried to deconstruct the concept of

London label Liberation Technologies struck gold with Arca earlier this year, and with the new Vessel release we're in store

ERAAS' sophomore album Initiation is out November 12th through Felte and they're giving us a taste of what's to follow

Here's another gem salvaged by LA-based electronic panners Not Not Fun. Sapphire Slows' flawless cuts are a mass of densely

Arizona psych-outs Destruction Unit are loud as hell. Hovering between a blurry campfire scene and their manic live set, "The