In June, Brutalismus 3000 released their second album, Harmony, which they told us was inspired by Leonard Cohen, Pulse, Death Grips, and more. Today, Berlin’s Theo Zeitner and Victoria Vassiliki Daldas have returned with a new club cut called “Drop Your Spirit.”
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American jazz singer Cassandra Wilson has died. The two-time Grammy winning vocalist, known for her distinctive, smoky contralto, passed away in her hometown of Jackson, Mississippi today. She was 70.
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Grumpy’s new album Unfindable Ring comes out next month. So far Heaven Schmitt and co. have unleashed “Twenty Five” and “OBL,” the latter of which we named one of the best songs of the week. Now, the NYC indie rockers are back with the Alex G-esque earworm “The Whale” featuring D.A. Crimson.
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Dance DJ and producer Logic1000 has been around for a while, and she’s about to release her new collab-heavy album Confirmation! We’ve already posted the singles “All In For You,” with KUČKA, and “Jersey,” with Jam City. But the most famous of the LP’s guests is probably Rahim, the French art-pop artist who records as Christine And The Queens. Today, we get to hear what happens when the two of them get together.
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Everyone hates Suno, except Mary J. Blige for some reason. Jason Isbell, David Lowery, and more musicians are now suing the AI music platform.
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Throughout the summer we’ve been posting new songs from gash, the Eau Claire indie deconstructionists who’ve won over local legend Justin Vernon (they played his relaunched Eaux Claires festival) and signed to the great Fire Talk imprint Angel Tapes. So far their forthcoming album at least you know what you’re laughing at has yielded “good and bad” and “risking heaven.” Today they serve up one more advance track, “data master.” It’s a woozy experimental electronic number with rock foundations, in that post-Spirit Of The Beehive sense, and by the end a tapestry of guitars has come to the fore. Watch the video below.
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Sean Ragon, founder and frontman for the goth- and punk-rooted psych-folk band Cult Of Youth, has died. “It is with a heavy heart that I say, Sean Ragon has left this mortal coil,” reads an announcement from the band’s Facebook page. “Thank you to all of you for the support over the years. Love will prevail.” No cause of death has been listed. He was 45.
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It’s September, which means Perennial’s Modernism is right around the corner. We’ve heard “What’s New On The Beat Scene,” “Modernism,” and “Ready! Steady! Go!,” and today the New England trio is unleashing the quick, sprightly finale “Emma Peel.”
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Last month, the Bangles’ Susanna Hoffs announced a new solo album titled The List. So far she’s shared “Casablanca” and “This Island,” and now she’s back with a weepy collaboration with Rufus Wainwright called “Bad Case Of Loneliness.”
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On Sunday (Aug. 30), Iron Maiden played their second sold-out night in Toronto and Christopher Cross concluded his North American tour with Toto and the Romantics in the same city. Both the British heavy metal band and the American singer-songwriter used the opportunity to address the rising tensions between Canada and the United States.
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