New Miii: “Rabbithunt”
Like I’m not posting an EDM-leaning track that samples Elmer Fudd. Listen above.
Like I’m not posting an EDM-leaning track that samples Elmer Fudd. Listen above.
Noah has long collaborated with artists around the world via email — whether they be beatmakers or vapor-rappers — and despite physical distances, the end result tends to impress. Her latest digital correspondence comes with Montreal’s Johnny_Ripper on the Jona album, half the songs done by him and the other by her (though they feature…
			It’s here, the October edition of the Music Alliance Pact! Hopefully you know the drill by now but if not…more than 30 blogs from around the world, sharing songs from their representative country. For Japan, the spotlight falls on The Somedays and their lovely digi-glazed “Remember Me.” Listen to it…and more…below. Click the play button…
If this isn’t quite the best case for musical relations between neighbors, it at least offers a nice step forward. Plenty of steps have been made to bridge the gap between Japan and Korea’s music communities, with all sorts of shows happening between artists of all genres from both Japan and Korea, and…uhhhh, I guess…
The fledgling Fantasing label really making this summer count – they’ve released two split EPs in about two months, both of which featuring music that seems designed for the scorching months and no other time. I can’t picture any of the songs put out by Fantasing’s main bands, Talon and Young Agings, hitting Bandcamp in…
Sometimes words fail completely. Weirdo high-art-maybe duo HUH have always made songs bordering on disorganized clatter, so “From Mysterious Yoyogi” isn’t exactly a twist. It’s…interesting, and definitely a nice change of pace from indie-rock/electro dance. If your kitchen could come to life and immediately convulse while letting out a low-pitch shriek, it would be reminiscent…
And Putting Love Away, the new EP from Tokyo’s Canopies And Drapes, takes its name from a line in Emily Dickinson’s poem “The Bustle In A House.” That work, a brief eight-line poem, deals with grieving following a death, ending with the lines “And putting Love away/We shall not want to use again/Until Eternity -.”…