From the new release, Ohrwurm
on Acker Dub
New Work From Toro Y Moi: “Laws Of The Universe”
From the Outer Peace release
on Carpark Records
Sonic Youth’s “Kool Thing” (feat. Chuck D)
Chuck D is at Subliminal Projects, Los Angeles, tonight with a new body artwork. Exhibition review is forthcoming:
https://subliminalprojects.com/exhibitions/chuck-d/
“Kool Thing” is from Goo
on Geffen Records
New From Underworld: “Universe of Can When Back”
From Drift: Episode 1
on Smith Hyde Productions
Rejiggering The Very Elementals Of One’s Soul: Charles Mingus’s “Celia”
From the latest (and miraculous!) release, Jazz In Detroit / Strata Concert Gallery / 46 Selden
Introduction by Bud Spangler
With the prodigious Don Pullen on piano, Joe Gardiner on trumpet, Roy Brooks on drums, & John Stubblefield on tenor saxophone
on Barely Breaking Even
Read Henry Cherry’s review of this “combustable” (his words, entirely apt) new release here
Spare And Glorious: Section 25’s “Girls Don’t Count”
Produced by Ian Curtis
from the album Always Now
on LTM Recordings
Dystopic Synth-Punk From L.A.’s Sextile: “Disco”
from the new EP, 3
on felte
New Work From Planningtorock: “Beulah Loves Dancing”
from Powerhouse
on DFA Records
Peggy Gou’s “It Makes You Forget” (the Itgehane edit)
from the recent Once
on Ninja Tune
Ron Gallo’s “Young Lady, You’re Scaring Me”
From Heavy Meta
on New West Records
Good Shite From Shame: “Concrete”
Single
Directed by Homer & Farley
In Memory Of The Great Pete Shelley: “Autonomy”
RIP
1955 – 2018
From Another Music in a Different Kitchen (1977)
“Public Image” On Its 40th Anniversary
Public Image’s greatest song, and one of the all-time greats! From their initial release, First Issue (1978).
on Virgin
Deep House With Some Sparkle: “Cookie Man”
From the new Cioz EP: Lucky Man
on Get Physical
Surging New Sounds From John Tejada: “Subsumed”
from Live Rytm Trax
on Palette Recordings
A Tender, Spindly New Track From Jeff Tweedy
“How Hard Is It For A Desert To Die”
from his latest solo release, Warm
on dBpm Records
Out Of Thailand: Onuma Singsiri’s “Mae Kha Som Tam”
from Sound of Siam: Leftfield Luk Thung, Jazz & Molam in Thailand 1964-1975
on Soundway Records
Saigon’s Vân Sơn: “Cô Tây Đen”
from the new release, Saigon Supersound Vol. 2
on INFRACom!
Herbie Hancock’s “Ostinato (Suite For Angela)”
from Mwandishi
on Warner Bros.
Mwandishi / Herbie Hancock – Fender Rhodes piano
Mchezaji / Buster Williams – bass
Jabali / Billy Hart – drums
Mganga / Eddie Henderson – trumpet, flugelhorn
Mwile / Bennie Maupin – bass clarinet, alto flute, piccolo
Pepo Mtoto / Julian Priester – tenor trombone, bass trombone [Read more…]
New Work From Sampa The Great: “Energy”
feat. Nadeem Din-Gabisi
from the album Energy
on Believe Music