Lilacs & Champagne, the production moniker of Grails’ Alex Hall and Emil Amos, creates music that sounds like the constant battle between bliss and paranoia in the span of an acid trip.
Palms: s/t
Chthonic: Bú-Tik
Dessa: Parts of Speech
Bosnian Rainbows: s/t
Rose Windows: The Sun Dogs
Locrian: Return to Annihilation
Adult Swim’s summer Singles Program is back, and it’s bringing you 15 weeks of (good) free music.
Most of the best album art of June 2013 has one thing in common: loads of color.
Deveykus: Pillar Without Mercy
Quasimoto: Yessir, Whatever
Bill Frisell: Big Sur
When you’re on the road as much as country-western front-man Brent Amaker, you’re bound to see unusual things. And when your typical show includes burlesque dancers and “whiskey baptisms,” things can get downright weird.
Deafheaven: Sunbather
Integrity: Suicide Black Snake
The White Mandingos: The Ghetto’s Tryna Kill Me
Noxious Foxes: Epochalypso
Scale the Summit: The Migration
Calexico: Spiritoso
The video for “Es Mi Sangre,” by Venezuelan doom-metal band Cultura Tres, is a murky affair, filled with disturbing, ritualistic imagery and constantly flickering in and out of focus.
Inspired by the third installment of The Naked Gun, we decided to compile our favorite albums over the first 3 1/3 years of the 2010s.
The Flaming Lips’ Wayne Coyne and Steven Drozd discuss The Terror of what to do after trying everything.
Having OK Go help you move may not be the most practical, but as NPR’s new Tiny Desk Concert shows, it’s a lot more fun.
Prog-metal outfit Scale the Summit is back with a new album next week, but first we’re premiering the epic, upbeat new track “The Olive Tree”.