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MAGIC WANDS – SWITCH (2023)
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May 30, 2023
Almost any artist can approximate the dream-pop aesthetic with a few effects
pedals and some shadowy fashion but few bands can ground it in a way that
doesn’t drift away like a passing whisper on the wind. Magic Wands cut through
the fog of mystery to find firm ground on which to build their songs making
Switch one of the most engaging listens to come along in quite some time.
Guitarists Dexy and Chris Valentine swirl the noise of their amps together to
create wondrous atmospheres that invite exploration while the rhythm section
provides a gravity that keeps the music from floating too far into orbit.
The necessary “Prelude” serves to pull us into the experience with sixty-seconds
of haunting ambiance as the listener disconnects…
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METROPOLITAN JAZZ OCTET – THE BOWIE PROJECT (2023)
Filed Under: jazz, tribute by exy — 1 Comment
May 30, 2023
A tribute to a pop artist by jazz musicians — as with the new David Bowie album
by Chicago’s Metropolitan Jazz Octet — has to tread a careful line. It obviously
won’t — can’t — be a rote reproduction of the originals, a flaw that sinks many
pop-to-pop tributes. Yet it needs to translate the songs into jazz — its
harmonic sophistication, especially — in a way that retains the essence of the
artist being celebrated.
The MJO effort deftly rises to that challenge. This 11-song project should
intrigue Bowieists while also pleasing fans of little-big-band jazz whose ears
are open to an unlikely new oeuvre. The success begins with the savvy song
selection. A greatest hits collection this is not. While 1969’s “Space Oddity” —
which belatedly entered…
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JOZEF VAN WISSEM & JIM JARMUSCH – AMERICAN LANDSCAPES (2023)
Filed Under: alternative folk, experimental by exy — 1 Comment
May 30, 2023
When you hear the words “American landscapes,” maybe you imagine your favorite
Ansel Adams photograph or that time you surveyed the Rocky Mountains or Monument
Valley. Do you turn away, ashamed to show your emotion? Don’t worry about
dabbing your eyes while listening to American Landscapes; you can always blame
it on the teargas.
Jozef Van Wissem (a Dutch lute player who mostly lives in Poland these days) and
Jim Jarmusch (a filmmaker who also makes a big sound on electric guitar) have
been collaborators for more than a decade. American Landscapes is their fifth
duo recording, and it distills their signature sound to bitter dregs and
foundational essences. Two of its tracks are named after cities in Jarmusch’s…
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STUCK – FREAK FREQUENCY (2023)
Filed Under: post-punk by exy — Leave a comment
May 30, 2023
Approximately five seconds into its new album Freak Frequency, the Chicago-based
band Stuck map out their stylistic territory and begin filling it with sounds on
“The Punisher.” There’s the dry thwack of the drums, which keep a steady rhythm
even as they contribute to the jittery ruckus unfolding around them. Two
electric guitars lock into a latticework of prickly tones, bobbing back and
forth like choreographed sewing needles. The bass line is sturdy and unassuming,
and, 75 seconds in, a skronky saxophone arrives to lend the song a distinctively
queasy feel.
Yes, this is post-punk, the kind fronted by a guy who sings in shouts, yelps and
a brooding croon, often about the daily agitations of modern life under the
crushing weight of capitalism and…
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ELIADES OCHOA – GUAJIRO (2023)
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May 30, 2023
Grammy winning guitarist/vocalist/ songwriter Eliades Ochoa, a quarter century
removed from the landmark recording of the Buena Vista Social Club helmed by Ry
Cooder, returns as “the elder” and for the first time with his own album of
mostly original songs, Guajiro. Cuban music took the world by storm in 1997 when
Ochoa, then already 50 years old, was considered the young buck in the group.
Company Segundo was 90 and Ibrahim Ferrer wasn’t far behind. It was Ochoa’s
guitar on hits such as “Chan Chan” and “Candela.” Yet Ochoa was not only of a
different generation but unlike those Havana cats, Ochoa hails from eastern
Cuba, the rural Santiago region. With his rugged looks, cowboy hat, and boots,
he’s long been dubbed “Cuba’s Johnny Cash.”
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MIDWIFE & VYVA MELINKOLYA – ORBWEAVING (2023)
Filed Under: ambient, dream-pop by exy — 1 Comment
May 30, 2023
Madeline Johnston and Angel Diaz make music at the intersection of beauty and
sorrow. In Johnston’s pensive, minimalist work as Midwife, she finds moments of
soul-stirring radiance amid thick clouds of synth and guitar. As the leader of
Louisville’s Vyva Melinkolya, Diaz plumbs emotional depths in a somewhat more
conventional interpretation of classic shoegaze. Both Johnston and Diaz are
adept at conjuring heaviness without reaching for metal’s typical volume.
(Johnston characterizes her music with the amusing and accurate descriptor
“heaven metal.”) On their first collaborative album, Orbweaving, the two
songwriters tap into an easy compatibility when exploring their common ground,
and they touch the transcendent when they push beyond it.
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DRAGONGIRL – HOT BLUE (2023)
Filed Under: electronic by exy — Leave a comment
May 30, 2023
With hot blue, Danish musician dragongirl makes good on the promise of her 2021
EP Tripomatic Fantasies, continuing to refract electronic music into weird and
wonderful new configurations — less concerned with setting the dancefloor ablaze
than lighting the sky above it in sheets of neon greens and purples. The
haunting “prophecy girl” hums and howls for a full 90 seconds before a
sledgehammer-like rhythm shatters the calm. Even then, though, the song never
settles into anything remotely like four-on-the-floor; instead, the drums
sputter and trip, stopping and starting without warning. Those are the kind of
wild thrills that make hot blue such a joy to listen to: “Isolde’s Greatest Hit”
plunges shrieking icicles of synth downward over and over again, the big…
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BRUNO HEINEN & JAMES KITCHMAN – RAIN SHADOWS (2023)
Filed Under: jazz by exy — Leave a comment
May 30, 2023
A line-up of just piano (Bruno Heinen) plus electric guitar (James Kitchman)
could call to mind the Bill Evans / Jim Hall classic Undercurrent (1962) –
especially for anyone familiar with Heinen’s beautiful duet album Postcard to
Bill Evans (2015) with guitarist Kristian Borring; or with Kitchman’s clean
sound, spacious lyricism, and self-confessed indebtedness to ‘Jim Hall,
Scofield, Frisell’.
The first clue that this album is different is visual. Ubuntu Music does indeed
release many albums from young lions (often debut artists, incidentally) giving
a modernist twist to classic fifties and sixties jazz – but the covers for those
albums tend to reflect the nostalgia with photos and typography reminiscent of
Blue Note. But this album’s cover (design by Noemi Caruso) is a fuscia, orange…
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ICELAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, EVA OLLIKAINEN – ANNA THORVALDSDOTTIR: ARCHORA /
AIŌN (2023)
Filed Under: classical by exy — 1 Comment
May 30, 2023
Over the past decade, Anna Thorvaldsdottir has slowly and steadily become one of
the world’s finest composers ~ and she’s done it the hard way, without
soundtracks or singles. After patiently expanding her body of work, she’s now
released “CATAMORPHOSIS” (on Iceland Symphony Orchestra’s Atmospheriques) and
ARCHORA / AIŌN a month apart. Consolidating her oeuvre, Sono Luminus has now
released or re-released all of her orchestral works.
…Unlike other composers, Thorvaldsdottir has never needed to grow into her
talent. But she has grown, her pre-existing maturity deepening, her attention to
nuance and restraint more apparent than ever. On ARCHORA / AIŌN, the contrast
between immersive depths and sudden,…
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THE BARNESTORMERS – THE BARNESTORMERS (2023)
Filed Under: rockabilly by driX — 1 Comment
May 29, 2023
“What you have right here is rockabilly royalty. They’re global all-stars who
swing like a gate. They make the finest finger-poppin’ grooves to shake your
local juke joint since the glory days of fenders and fins. Hold tight.
Pounding the ivories is East End boogie-woogie dice slinger and U.K. music
legend Jools Holland. In the red corner, on sticks, skins and steel, from the
City of Angels via Brooklyn, it’s the signature Stray Cats backbeat of Slim Jim
Phantom. In the blue corner, from Melbourne, slinging his hollow-body Gretsch
low and drawing quickly, is Chris Cheney from The Living End. Who’s the
ringmaster for all this? Studio daddy-o Kevin “Caveman” Shirley on the flying
faders. And last but definitely not least, wearing the championship belt of 20
No. 1…
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MATCHBOX TWENTY – WHERE THE LIGHT GOES (2023)
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May 29, 2023
Multi-platinum, superstar hit making pop-rockers Matchbox Twenty have officially
returned with their fifth studio album “Where The Light Goes” via Atlantic
Records. Produced by Gregg Wattenberg with Paul Doucette and Kyle Cook, the
album finds the band surging with energy for another great batch of real,
relevant, and relatable songs.
The 12-track collection was first previewed by “Wild Dogs (Running in a Slow
Dream),” which marked the band’s first new music release in over a decade.
Already boasting over 4 million global streams, the single features a vibrant
music video directed by Jay Sprogell and was performed live the first time on
The Kelly Clarkson Show.
Meanwhile, follow up track “Don’t Get Me Wrong” was deemed a “catchy, soulfully
delivered tune”…
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KASSA OVERALL – ANIMALS (2023)
Filed Under: jazz, R&B by driX — 1 Comment
May 29, 2023
Equally adept as a jazz drummer, rapper, and producer, Seattle’s Kassa Overall
makes records whose approach to musical modernism is informed amply by beat
consciousness. Animals, his third album and Warp debut, is a logical next step
from 2020’s I Think I’m Good, a complex, startling jazz-hop treatise on
struggles with mental illness. Overall surrounds himself here with a wily cast
of players, rappers, and singers relentlessly combining electronic and organic
beats, many guest performances, and a killer production instinct.
The single “Ready to Ball” is rendered with programmed beats and upright and
electric basses. Sullivan Fortner’s modal jazz piano underscores Overall’s rap,
critiquing the tarnished appeal of capitalism’s golden handcuffs.
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J.R. SPYKES – UNTITLED (2023)
Filed Under: electronic, experimental by driX — Leave a comment
May 29, 2023
“In a cyberpunk world, where technology and darkness intertwined, there was a
group of hackers known as J.R. The Spykes. They were notorious for their
abilities to break into any system, and they were feared by many. But there was
one thing that they feared more than anything else, and that was the rats.
The rats in this world were not like the ordinary rats you might see scurrying
around the streets. They were mutated by the technology that surrounded them,
and they had grown to an enormous size. Their fur was matted and rumbled, and
their squeaks were inarticulate and eerie. No one knew where they came from or
how they survived, but they were always there, lurking in the shadows.
One night, J.R. The Spykes received a message…
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WOLF EYES – FEEDBACK & DRUMS VOL. TWO (2023)
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comment
May 29, 2023
The highly anticipated sequel to Feedback and Drums has finally arrived, and
it’s bigger, bolder, and more mind-blowing than ever before. This new release
takes the raw, unfiltered energy of the first volume and cranks it up to eleven,
delivering an unparalleled musical experience that will leave audiences reeling.
Featuring a masterful blend of experimental drumming and pulse-pounding
feedback, Feedback and Drums Volume Two pushes the boundaries of what’s possible
in music. From the very first note, listeners will be plunged into a sonic
landscape that’s equal parts chaotic and hypnotic, with rhythms that pulse like
a beating heart and feedback that screams like a banshee.
-Tangled Ray
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SPENCER DORAN – SEASON: A LETTER TO THE FUTURE (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK) (2023)
Filed Under: ambient by exy — Leave a comment
May 29, 2023
The relationship between nature and technology is central to the work of Spencer
Doran — something he’s explored as one half of Visible Cloaks and through his
own mixtapes and compilations, including 2019’s celebrated Kankyō Ongaku.
Through his combination of real-world recordings and otherworldly synths, he
envisions a place where the digital and analog not only meet but also coexist
and flourish.
A soundtrack to a video game about preserving the natural world, then, is a
welcome new canvas for Doran. On SEASON: A letter to the future, the American
producer takes inspiration from the soundtracks of other open-world video games
to create a rich, gentle experience even for those of us who don’t have a
PlayStation or PC to…
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KHANATE – TO BE CRUEL (2023)
Filed Under: experimental by exy — 1 Comment
May 29, 2023
The highly influential Khanate return with their first album in 14 years,
developing their singular and signature precise, temporal abstract doom
beyondall thresholds. Khanate are Stephen O’Malley (Sunn O))), KTL), James
Plotkin (OLD, Scorn, Phantomsmasher), Alan Dubin (OLD, Gnaw) and Tim Wyskida
(Blind Idiot God).
Unflinching and brutal, the seeds for To Be Cruel were planted in October 2017
when Tim and Stephen spent a week in the English countryside at Orgone Studio
with Jamie Gomez Arrellano. James began working these sessions into overall
suites of music, a process the band has classically used on all of their prior
albums. By spring 2018 initial song arrangements were proposed and over the
latter half of the year bass, synth and…
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BABYFANG – IN THE FACE OF EP (2023)
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May 29, 2023
Brooklyn band babyfang describe their music as “doomsday punk” considering they
first formed and released music at the very start of the pandemic in 2020. Their
debut album, In the Face Of, is an expression of everything they’ve felt in
these two short years since. As an all-Black band living in current times,
there’s a lot of rage and joy and hope and sadness, but mostly gratitude to be
able to make music at all.
The group includes Théo Mode (guitar), Canteen Killa (drums), and Evan
Lawrence/13th Law (bass) — who were actually “set up” by friends and started the
project with zero intentions to actually be anything. That carefree energy
allows each member to pull from their own varying range of influences, Death
Grips, Enumclaw,…
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DWIGHT TWILLEY – THE BEST OF DWIGHT TWILLEY: THE TULSA YEARS 1999-2016 VOLUME 1
(2023)
Filed Under: best of, power-pop, rock, singer-songwriter by exy — 5 Comments
May 29, 2023
Dwight Twilley may not be as well known as some of the other acts that made up
the springboard roster of Leon Russell’s Shelter Record Label – namely, Tom
Petty, JJ Cale, and Russell himself – still, along with these musical stalwarts,
he indeed defined what became known as the “Tulsa Sound.”
But if this specific, regional sound is defined by its blend of rock, blues,
country, and soul influences, its exquisite song-crafting, a real sense of
rhythm and groove, and an accessible, relaxed vocal style, then Dwight Twilley
is everything you need to understand and appreciate it. And this latest
collection of his work (which covers six original albums: “Tulsa,” “The Luck,”
“47 Moons,” “Green Blimp,” “Soundtrack” and “Always”) is a beautiful sonic
odyssey through his relatively recent…
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STRANGER STILL – THE SONGS WHICH ARE (2023)
Filed Under: alternative folk by exy — Leave a comment
May 29, 2023
Toronto-based ensemble Stranger Still continue their exploration of musicalising
the work of the late self-taught Nova Scotia poet Alden Nowlan, around which
they first gathered and recorded in 2018. Where the resultant Songs of Bread,
Wine and Salt was jazz-inflected, The Songs Which Are evokes both the alluring
Celtic folk roots of Canada’s Maritime Provinces and the stark commanding beauty
of plainsong, conveyed in composer, guitarist and banjoist Pete Johnston’s
voicings and in the pure, tone-perfect solo and harmonised offerings of
vocalists Mim Adams and Randi Helmers. The result is a fine fit for Nowlan’s
reflective, intensive and lovely versification, especially suiting the subject
and structure of poems like ‘Sparrow Come in My Door’ and…
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OLIVIA DE PRATO – PANORAMA (2023)
Filed Under: classical by exy — Leave a comment
May 29, 2023
Panorama — an apt title choice for this second solo release by Olivia De Prato,
co-founder and first violinist of the Mivos Quartet (the first, Streya, appeared
in 2018). The word not only alludes to the range of perspectives offered by the
five composers and the emotional and stylistic terrain explored on the album, it
also applies to the dramatic sonic expansion the deployment of electronics adds
to the project. Yes, it is a solo violin recording, but it often sounds as if De
Prato is accompanied by others. During Angélica Negron’s 2012 titular work, for
example, there are moments where the violin sounds as if it’s joined by organ,
the material itself sometimes calling to mind, oddly enough, Philip Glass’s
early…
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