Cutting-edge electronic artist Guillermo Scott Herren (a.k.a. Prefuse 73) has announced a collaborative new record label, named Yellow Year, with photographer Angel Ceballos, a similarly prolific man with a lens.
Need a dose of new tunes? Click onward to hear four excellent upcoming albums.
Stream the indescribable new album from Les Rhinocéros here, but be warned: you might leave with sonic vertigo and the sudden urge to score a film.
Man or Astro-Man?: Defcon 5…4…3…2…1…
NK: Nothing to Be Gained Here
Les Rhinocéros: II
Scout Niblett: It’s Up to Emma
The National: Trouble Will Find Me
Hydra Head Records is liquidating awesome stuff (as well as office furniture and anything hanging on the walls) at its LA headquarters this Sunday for its “Super-Power-Yard Sale.”
After a buzz-building set at Coachella last month, How to Destroy Angels brought its visually stimulating stage show to Chicago and other select cities. Lost in Concert photographer Brendan Shanley was on hand to document the color-saturated performance.
Chicago’s Riot Fest has announced the first wave of artists for its 2013 festival, and with a whole hella lot of big-name pull, tickets are going fast.
Phil Anselmo’s Housecore Horror Film Festival has grabbed itself a US premiere to kill (and die) for with The Profane Exhbit.
Visit a world where the Internet is re-imagined as all those toys you wanted in the 1980s and ’90s, thanks to German band Neosignal and video collective Dent de Cuir.
From simple to psychedelic, here’s a look at ten great works of album art from this month.
“Carousel,” a track from Titles’ swan song, is brimming with jangly arpeggios, wandering slide guitar, and the robotic drone of an organ.
Each with boundary-pushing credits a mile long, wife-and-husband tag-team Carla Kihlstedt and Matthias Bossi are one of those consummate couples — the kind of musical pairing that belongs together.