Thom Yorke and his super group Atoms For Peace unleashed a bizarre stop-motion animation video for ‘Before Your Very Eyes’, the opening track lifted from their debut album Amok. Check it out below.
Amok is out now via XL Recordings.
Enemy From Space teases upcoming album with brand new track
As we had previously mentioned, Enemy From Space‘s 2002 debut album, Abstractions, was re-released this summer via Thingmo. We also mentioned that Kelly Shane, the wizard behind Enemy From Space, was working on a new release and his first new track has just been unveiled. ‘The Ducks Bring The Eyes’ is an excellent quirky electronic cut, listen to it below.
Benin City premiere video for ‘Wha Gwan’
‘Wha Gwan’, the latest single from electro brass trio Benin City, has just been given the visual treatment. The track is lifted from their debut album Fires In The Park, out now via Audio Doughnuts. Benin City & Henry Moller direct, watch the video now.
Piano Interrupted share new taste off forthcoming album
We already heard ‘Cross Hands’, the first taste from Piano Interrupted‘s upcoming somophore album The Unified Field. The London based outfit are enticing us again with another magnificent cut off the album, ‘Emoticon’. Listen to it beneath and watch out for the release of The Unified Field on October 25th via Denovali.
Saltland unveils video diptych for ‘ICA’
Here’s a befittingly beautiful video diptych for Saltland‘s ‘ICA’, a track lifted from the stunning debut I Thought It Was Us But It Was All Of Us. The video, created by visual artist Brad Todd, is divided in two frames; one with Rebecca Foon, who leads the project, in an underground train in New York and the other showing the Montréal cityscape filmed from an airplane window during winter. Watch it below and grab the track free here.
I Thought It Was Us But It Was All Of Us is out now via Constellation Records,
Federico Albanese signs to Denovali, announces debut album
Boasting an eclectic and exceptional roster, Denovali Records has just announced the addition of another gem to their family, Federico Albanese. The Berlin based Italian composer will see his debut album, The Houseboat and the Moon, released in February 2014.
Blending elements of classical music with electronics and psychedelia in his compositions, and influenced by black music, folk, modern and contemporary classical music, Albanese quotes names like Mansell, Satie, Bach, Tiersen, Glass and Morricone as inspirational artists.
The press release describes The Houseboat and the Moon “as a combination of contrasts and colors with a variety of atmospheres that wonderfully represents Federico’s musical universe”.
‘Carousel #3’ is the first enchanting cut to emerge from Albanese’s upcoming album and it comes with a video. Here it is.
