You know how songs that are a little too short can get under your skin somewhat? It's fair to say that I've pretty much absorbed "My Mind Is Going" into my fundamental proteins. ...
One-Sheet Week is in the home stretch: -- In 2008, Daniela Gesundheit of Snowblink moved from San Francisco to Toronto, irreversibly altering Snowblink from a whimsical warm-weather band touting four male backup singers (two of whom were...
Check out the delightfully unsimple "Precipice," from Matthew Collings and Dag Rosenqvist's forthcoming EP Wonderland. It is a lurking, now incendiary thing that marches on with dark clockwork. Mind the serrated guitar and...
July 4 saw the completion of Christopher Hoffee's forthcoming Atom Orr release Galaxies With Long Yellow Curtains. This time around the candles on the cake are actually sparklers. Stream it below: Hoffee's hymnal...
Sometimes all you need is a thick, muddy flatline of industrial dance. Stream Big Black Delta's "Capsize" below. There is more updated material at the Soundcloud, but its R-rating means you'll have to...
Sung through a pulse jet and stripped down to the sub-bass, La Machine’s “Twist & Shout” is one of those demos you’ll hope the final version leaves as-is. Based in Leeds, La Machine is Lee Morris and Natalie Bolton. And if their white-noise percussion, atomized guitar, and stomping vocals don’t wake industrial from that ten-year catnap, call the authorities. It’s overdosed.
Stream “Twist & Shout” just below. It’s brilliant.
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Tags: La Machine, Spirit Level, Twist & Shout
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