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THE SELF-TITLED INTERVIEW: Sleigh Bells
Words by Andrew Parks A few months ago, we wrote something on our Twitter account just to fuck with people and prove a point. Sleigh Bells had just dropped the digital version of their debut, Treats, and far too many self-anointed critics had already made their mind up about the Brooklyn duo. On one side: […]
Seefeel Returns With Their First New Warp Release In 15 Years
Warp Records have announced Seefeel‘s first new release in 15 years, an EP called Faults. Due out September 21 in 10” and digital formats, it features four tracks and two new members, bassist Shigeru Ishihara (a.k.a. DJ Scotch Egg) and former Boredoms drummer E-da Kazuhisa. Singer/guitarist Sarah Peacock first alluded to the dream-pop band’s proper […]
NEEDLE EXCHANGE 028: An Exclusive Mix By … ArpLine
ArpLine won’t be releasing their debut album–the Chris Coady-produced (see also: Grizzly Bear, TV on the Radio, Yeah Yeah Yeahs) Travel Book–until early next year, but that didn’t stop us from steering frontman Sam Tyndall away from the studio for a special mix. This one’s a tricky summer tape, as it includes dollops of Italo […]
TEST PRESSING: William Fowler Collins, ‘Hiding In Light’ Cassette
Hiding In Light is now available for pre-order as part of a limited cassette package through Digitalis Industries. Find out more about the Isis-approved sound sculptures of William Fowler Collins here.
PRIMER: Carlos Giffoni On … Noise Records That’ll Corrupt Your Children Way Quicker Than ‘i-Dosing’
Of all the scare tactics we’ve seen on news segments over the years, Oklahoma’s recent i-Dosing “report” (see below) has to be one of the most disturbing, if only for the fact that it proves how insanely stupid/irrational our fellow Americans are. As in more idiotic than you could ever imagine, enough to make you […]
THE SELF-TITLED INTERVIEW: Against Me!
Photo By Clayton Hauck Words By Arye Dworken When we saw Against Me! headline the Music Hall of Williamsburg a couple years ago, frontman Tom Gabel looked like a superhero in a black T-shirt and skinny jeans, albeit a superhero who’s constantly switching between maniacal smiles and throat-torturing screams. One stand-out moment was when the […]