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Dig returns after 25 years with a cinematic new album that rewinds the alt-rock clock. From Buzz Bin memories to layered guitars and Squishy Head lore, Zoe Dune catches up with Scott Hackwith to explore the band’s past, present, and future in a stream-of-consciousness revival.
by Zoe Dune, Sep 15, 2025
Long before barber beats, I was mainlining Kruder & Dorfmeister, TOSCA, and Thievery Corporation like sonic narcotics. *Early Mediations* by Machina Pensant hits that same vein—lush keys, warm sax, and liminal tones that drag me back into my downtempo addiction, track by track.
by Zoe Dune, Sep 01, 2025
Justin Weems, aka Faint Waves releases 3-singles today known as 'Lost Waves' as he never found a home for them. Give them a home today!
by Zoe Dune, Aug 24, 2025
Producer Ben Budin collabs with Rosie Parkinson for 'Drone Infinitives', a jazz collection of tracks that sounds like something off of Liquid Sky or some lounge in Blade Runner.
by Zoe Dune, Aug 24, 2025
Magdalena Bay’s 'Imaginal Disk' is a kaleidoscopic, vapor-pop-induced, dreammare that hits visually hard and audibly glides through liminal spaces. while taking us to psychedelic places.
by Zoe Dune, Aug 23, 2025
The Shattered Spire looms in silence, Lightning Over Babylon strikes with divine fury, and The Broken Pillar crumbles beneath the weight of forgotten gods. A procession of ruin, a hymn to fear — each note a whisper from the abyss.
by Zoe Dune, Aug 22, 2025
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Yukon Blonde 'Yukon Blonde' (Bumstead) There are these little twists and turns that blend melody to create these long lasting ear worms that you simply can't ignore. I hate making the killers comparison, but it's just that pop method that makes Yukon easy to
by incendiaryPress, Mar 23, 2010
No time for reviews, gotta look for something that gives me a paycheck but all this shit is good. Dimlite 'Prismic Tops' (Now Again) Swiss born Dimitri Grimm creates a frantic sound that you can't fully pin down, and that makes his style more unique. This
by incendiaryPress, Mar 22, 2010
Ron Contour & Factor 'Saffron' (Fake Four) Two great artists collaborate where Ron Contour takes 'the lead' again, but being that Factor does a lot of collaborations, it's okay for him to get involved when he has to. Brainy hip hop. http://vimeo.com/
by incendiaryPress, Mar 19, 2010
The Strange Boys 'Be Brave' (roughtrade) There is nothing particularly interesting about these strange boys. They are from Austin and have done what most do in music 101, milk the blues chord... and milk it for all its worth, which ain't much these days, but it&
by incendiaryPress, Mar 19, 2010
Archie Bronson Outfit 'Coconut' (Domino) A London 3-piece that swirls in punk-rock-visceral dance beats comes back after 4 year hiatus as contenders of rock. Witness the tribal beat down of 'Jab-Jab', or the sadistic stealthiness of 'Hoops' http://player.soundcloud.com/player.swf?url=
by incendiaryPress, Mar 18, 2010
Not sure if its the site or what but if you subscribed and the email updates are in gibberish than I apologize. Working on fixing this, just so you know... I am aware of it.
by incendiaryPress, Mar 18, 2010