by Tiana Feng

Dirty Beaches have a video “Casino Lisboa” featuring clips of streets, strippers, martial arts and more.

by Tiana Feng

While we’re on the subject of weird melodies, I’d like to introduce you to Prince Nifty. Experimental in nature, the vocals are free-flowing like Gregorian chant. Avant-garde artist Thomas Gill is one of the contributors to their latest Pity Slash Love, most audible in the keyboards album’s second track. Prepare for an otherwordly adventure below.

by Tiana Feng

Dirty Beaches drop their double LP Drifters and Love Is the Devil on May 21st. Check out the dark and tribal sounding “Casino Lisboa” from Drifters below.

by Tiana Feng

You’d think with an upcoming Hooded Fang album Phedre would be put on hold, but nope! Here is a new track from an upcoming album Eterna, which they will be posting tracks of one by one.

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Release Date: April 23rd, 2013
Label: Mexican Summer

Following up on 2010′s Ghost Blonde, No Joy proved themselves more than just shoegazers with this year’s release of Wait to Pleasure. In fact it’s really hard to be gazing off while listening to this masterpiece in cacophony. Continue Reading

by Tiana Feng

Dam Ships is a 4 piece experimental instrumental band from Mile End, Montreal. Their latest “EP” is the perfect soundtrack to the 15 minute breaks in your work day.

by Tiana Feng

Vancouver improv duo Aerosol Constellations, Bill Batt (Stamina Mantis) and Jeremy Van Wyck (Shearing Pinx, Mongst), celebrate the release of Darkside of the Sun today. The record only has two tracks including the 16 minute “Dragging Me By The Hair and Teeth” which you can hear an excerpt of below.