Jack White is releasing his solo debut! The first single from it, Love Interruption, is available now – to listen, and soon to get a physical vinyl copy. Some things remain unchanged, and White’s vocal still sounds like Robert Plant’s … Continue reading
Kim Novak – The Golden Mean [Kutu Folk Records, 2011] Kim Novak is a band with the already-famous name borrowed from an actress, four guys from France – sounding absolutely American. They can be placed in the same line with … Continue reading
Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross – The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo OST [Null Corporation, 2011] The soundtrack to the second David Fincher’s film in a row from Nine Inch Nail’s frontman Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross. After the highly successful … Continue reading
Girls – Father, Son, Holy Ghost [True Panther, 2011] Girls, the duo from San Francisco, play a kind of alternative/indie rock. In its widest sense. The music has smeared the division between the subtleties of genres and is lacking (seemingly) … Continue reading
PJ Harvey – Let England Shake [Vagrant, 2011] One of the best albums of 2011. I was surprised looking back at the year and seeing that I haven’t written about it – but it still makes sense to leave a … Continue reading
Juvelen – Make U Move EP [Hybris, 2011] Jonas Pettersson has been releasing his music on Hybris label under the moniker Juevlen since 2008. That year saw the release of his first EP and the debut album with non-original, but … Continue reading
Korallreven – An Album By Korallreven [Hybris, 2011] The debut album by Swedish-American duo Korallreven will be out on November 15 via Hybris (in Scandinavia) and Acéphale (the rest of the world). Hype Machine has the full album streamed now. … Continue reading
Burial vs. Massive Attack – Four Walls / Paradise Circus (Inhale Gold, 2011) Burial always finds a good collaboration. Dubstep is limited in artistic method, but the demand for this heavy melancholia is still high. The new joint creative effort … Continue reading
M83 – Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming [Mute, 2011] Of course, everyone has already made correlations between last year’s Anthony Gonzalez’ description of M83 new album as “very, very, very epic” with what their work resulted in. Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming … Continue reading
Tarwater – Inside The Ships [Bureau B, 2011] Eleventh album by Tarwater has already been called their most haunted one. Eleven, wow, is already a very respected music history, the first thought is – really? Still, it’s not their time … Continue reading
