Monday, 13 February 2012
Brigitte Roussel solo single
One half of Nac Hut Report, Brigitte Roussel, has gone all solo on us and released a solo single which you can download for free direct from the Soundcloud players below. Its an intense industrial noise and abstract sound piece, all macabre and gothic, slow low and dark. Great stuff.
Sunday, 12 February 2012
Soft Lighting
Soft Lighting is Bryan Cox, a Kansas City based musician/producer, so no not "that" Brian Cox. Soft Lighting's sounds are all Shoe Gaze, Italo Disco, 80s film soundtracks and warm bouncing Chillwave. The sort of music to climb into a nearby womb with and make out surrounded by slowly undulating candyfloss dream clouds. It's melancholic in that glorious warm and self destructive way that songs sometimes can be, droning and melodic, like being hugged by a woolly xylophone.
Soft Lighting's debut album will be released soon on Synthemesc Recordings. In the mean
time check out this track.
Saturday, 11 February 2012
Drrty Pharms
Drrty Pharms rocks from LA making Haunted Juke Minimal Wave Witch House sounds and describes their influences as love, disgust, shame, guilt, self-pity, romantic period classical, juke, sex, drama, death, Disney, occultism, black people, Freud, Bataille, The Torah, Nietzsche, Hitler, the cold, isolation, facebook, Burial, Glenn Branca, trauma, repression, Futurism.
LOLs on a major scale, but its it nice and I like it and we can take it serious and get into it or just step back a bit appreciate the zeitgeist and laugh if we happen to be in the "chuckle" demographic. It's all free to download from Soundcloud. and this artist has loads of tracks on Bandcamp too! Like LOADS!
Friday, 10 February 2012
Anbuley - The Ghanaian Rihanna...
From the same label that gave you MonsterHeart comes Anbuley. Anbuley is an Ghanaian/Austrian artist based in Vienna who makes an Afro-European take on club music. Her EP ‘Kemo′ Yoo Keke‘ is available now from the Seayou Records Bandcamp for €3 ot you can go download the WAV long edit of the single from Soundcloud. It's weird and kinda really good and I don't know where to put it other than to say it would go down really well in a DJ set when no-one was expecting it and you could sort of call her the Ghanaian Rihanna!
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