Tracks of the Week 05.02.22
With the crackle and hiss of an old blues record and a high-pitched caterwaul which lies somewhere between Grouper and Skip James, from the living room of her house in the seaside...
With the crackle and hiss of an old blues record and a high-pitched caterwaul which lies somewhere between Grouper and Skip James, from the living room of her house in the seaside...
This week the multi-instrumentalist JJJJJerome Ellis frames speech dysfluency through personal reflections and watery etymologies, river running from the works of the sixteenth-century French poet Guillaume Bouchet and eighteenth-century abolitionist Olaudah Equiano...
As part of the 25th anniversary celebrations at Jagjaguwar, this week Hypnotic Brass Ensemble announced This is a Mindfulness Drill, a thorough reimagining of the 1998 record Sapphie by Richard Youngs. The...
Chemtrails over the country club make for an especially languid afternoon. Taking the long road home leaves little time for babies or fools. This week’s collection of tracks features comebacks from Annie...
Arca extrapolates time, Polo G interpolates ‘Changes’, and with Teyana Taylor we’re willing to bear sticking around, while Rina Sawayama sips and glimpses the mirror. BROCKHAMPTON continue to slip singles out under...
Bomba Estéreo – ‘Duele’ * * * Young Thug – ‘Daddy’s Birthday’ * * * Majid Jordan – ‘One I Want’ (feat. PARTYNEXTDOOR) * * * Lexie – ‘Blood Boils’ * *...
The Smashing Pumpkins – ‘In the Arms of Sleep’ * * * Arca – ‘Desafío’ * * * Shabazz Palaces – ‘Shine a Light’ * * * Kamasi Washington – ‘Truth’ *...