New Releases

Motorpsycho - Spin, Spin, Spin from Motorpsycho on Vimeo.

http://omnivorerecordings.com/press-release-emitt-rhodes-rainbow-ends/ wrote:Emitt Rhodes to release first new album in 43 years. Rainbow Ends coming February 26, 2016 from Omnivore Recordings.


The singer-songwriter, whose 1971 debut is a power-pop classic, was joined by special guests Roger Joseph Manning Jr. & Jason Falkner of Jellyfish, Nels Cline, Aimee Mann, Susanna Hoffs, Jon Brion, Bleu, and members of Brian Wilson’s band.

http://www.kristerbladh.co.uk/blog/?p=3019 wrote:The first single (digital only) from The Alloy Six debut long player Turn Out the Lights is here. If you’re not familiar with the group yet, you should check out the interview I did with them for Swedish music site HYMN. Most of these guys have been in bands before – for example The Moving Sounds and The Fourtune-Tellers. “Each Night” however, is better than anything they’ve put their hands to in the past. Straight-up 60s garage, on the moody side – and the piano at the end really nails it.

The single premiered on HYMN a few days ago, and I think that’s still the only place you can hear it. So head over to the link above, and that reminds me: you should also check out their self-released 45 from last year. I actually forgot to write about it back then, but “Eye to Eye” is great and still available. Check it out on Spotify. The b-side “Be What You See” will appear on the album in a new version as well, along with ten new numbers.

Black Reflections from Tales of Murder and Dust on Vimeo.

lfmmdf wrote:tags : neo -psychedelia/ shoegaze

out...23/3/2016

Black Reflections from Tales of Murder and Dust on Vimeo.

http://consequenceofsound.net/2016/06/stream-swans-new-album-the-glowing-man/ wrote:To many fans excitement, experimental rockers Swans resurfaced in 2010 following a 13-year hiatus. 2010 saw the release of My Father Will Guide Me Up A Rope To the Sky, the band’s first new record since, which was followed up by 2012’sThe Seer (which featured a 32-minute long title track), and the 2014 album To Be Kind. Today, they return with their 14th studio record, The Glowing Man, which has been made available to stream (below) via Spotify.

Last summer, frontman Michael Gira revealed the release would mark Swans’ final record with its current lineup. The band worked with producer/engineer John Congleton at Texas’ Sonic Ranch studio, Gira later did additional work in Dallas, and finished it up at Soundgarden’s studio in Seattle with Bill Rieflin who has contributed to the band since 1996.