If you were looking forward to a peaceful Friday afternoon, I’ve got terrible/incredible news for you: certified post-hyperpop scientist Aïsha Devi has returned with new music on Houndstooth in the form of an EP titled S.L.F.; and although, metaphysically, it doesn’t really even exist yet — it’s gonna hit hard.
The follow-up to last year’s equal-parts heady and intangible DNA Feelings is being framed with an array of aesthetic signifiers from “dreampop” to “drill,” “ambient” to, naturally, “aetherave.” Like all sensibly-made EPs, it also features DeForrest Brown Jr. on a track.
But let’s make like corporate record execs and talk singles! I’m afraid the materialists are gonna have to take the back door for now, because Devi’s new hit “I’m Not Always Where My Body Is” bangs, bops, slaps, and is an altogether sporting time. Listen to it below where all the noise won’t bother the neighbors.
S.L.F. is out July 5, but you can pre-order it here and even get your hands on the limited edition vinyl with neon orange artwork (if you’re hasty). Check out the tracklisting below. *theatrically opens pretend door* Okay, materialists, you can come back in now!
S.L.F. EP tracklisting:
01. I’m Not Always Where My Body Is
02. Two Serpents
03. Uupar-Theory
04. Teta 7hz (Tool) feat. DeForrest Brown Jr.
05. The Favor of Fire
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