Solange reveals her new album will be out “this fall,” sooooo very soon?

Solange reveals her new album will be out "this fall," sooooo very soon?
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Solange’s A Seat at the Table was a bonafide

Bamba Pana Poaa

[Nyege Nyege Tapes; 2018]

Styles: singeli, gabber, c (universal physical constant)
Others: Makaveli, nightcore, M.C. Escher

\•/=\•/ BRAND-NEW DANCE FROM AFRICA \•/=\•/

sun down, grids connect, skylines click on;
video camera flash fire beams of light into the Black sky.
speakers boot up, emcee pulls the clutch; drum beat releases the breaks:

Dar-es-Salaam
    speeding forward
        at 300,000 km/s

/•\=/•\ LET’S GO, DANCE — EVERYBODY /•\=/•\

Links: Nyege Nyege Tapes

PAN releases sound artist Stine Janvin’s latest album Fake Synthetic Music, shares video

PAN releases sound artist Stine Janvin's latest album Fake Synthetic Music, shares video

Music is a trick of irrationality. Patterns and code identified via contextual acuity in a framework of emotionality; human error.

Stine Janvin’s latest album (and his debut for the venerable PAN label) Fake Synthetic Music is audio designed with a schema of deprograming and of abusing such neural confusions. Reorientation down the pathways of spartan discipline; sensory formatting.

Nazar announces debut EP Enclave, out this November on Hyperdub

Nazar announces debut EP Enclave, out this November on Hyperdub

Angolan producer Nazar, whose track “Konvoy” was recently featured on the sprawling Fabriclive 100 mix compiled by Kode 9 and Burial, has announced the release date of his debut EP for Kode 9’s own Hyperdub. Enclave is coming out digitally on November 18 (with vinyl to follow), and its title track is available now to stream.

Kurt Vile Bottle It In

[Matador; 2018]

Styles: folk rock, alt country
Others: The War on Drugs, Wussy

Kurt Vile has a strangely neutralizing way about him. The casual demeanor and nonchalant delivery of his song lyrics possess the ability to temper the profound to the prosaic, and to elevate the inconsequential to the noteworthy. Through him, crises turn to mere botherations, and annoyances rise to the rank of bona fide gripes. In short, Vile’s perspective maintains a certain equalizing property.

Oliver Coates The London-based cellist and producer talks new album on RVNG Intl.

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Composer, producer, and cellist Oliver Coates recently released Shelley’s on Zenn-La, his third solo full-length and first on RVNG Intl. The album relies on a peculiar splicing of IDM, distilled pop, and faint folk that manifests a multicolored, amaranthine microcosm.

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Felicia Atkinson and Jefre Cantu-Ledesma come together for assuredly chart-topping new album Limpid As The Solitudes

Felicia Atkinson and Jefre Cantu-Ledesma come together for assuredly chart-topping new album Limpid As The Solitudes

Felicia freakin’ Atkinson!

Jefre goddang Cantu-Ledesma!!!

Shelter MF-ing Press!!!

IT IS HAPPENING AGAIN:

Dean Blunt & Delroy Edwards collaborate on new album Desert Sessions for L.A. Club Resource

Dean Blunt & Delroy Edwards collaborate on new album Desert Sessions for L.A. Club Resource

It’s my mom’s birthday, but I’m spending time with Dean Blunt and Delroy Edwards today, because they’ve just dropped a nasty, CHUNKY AF collaborative album outta seemingly nowhere. But it does actually come from somewhere: the 19-track release, titled Desert Sessions, was recorded over a three-month period last year in L.A., and it’s available “everywhere” through Delroy’s own L.A. Club Resource.

Matthew Revert / Vanessa Rossetto Everyone Needs A Plan

[Erstwhile; 2018]

Styles: musique concrète, insecurity, emergence
Others: Kye Records, you, me

‘Tis not, what once it was, the World;
But a rude heap together hurl’d;
All negligently overthrown,
Gulfes, Deserts, Precipices, Stone.

– Andrew Marvell, Upon Appleton House

SONICA 2018 A report from the 10th anniversary of Slovenia’s ambitious experimental and avant-garde music/arts festival

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Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, is a strange place.


Monday: Cankarjev Dom

Empty halls always give off that unintentionally eerie feeling that nobody should belong there. That their purpose is outside the purview of the humans that built them. The more cavernous they are, the more you get this feeling.

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