Delta Will, the brainchild project of Toronto based singer-songwriter Charles Tilden, has announced the release of his new EP It All Glows.
Tilden describes the project as “a space exploration mission and an homage to human traditions of folk, blues and alt-pop”.
Slated for an October 22nd release, It All Glows was recorded with producer Chris Stringer (Timber Timbre, Tokyo Police Club, Snowblink).
Ahead of the release, Delta Will is sharing the EP’s golden title track. Listen to it below.
Following the release of a brilliant self-titled debut album, and quite a few performances throughout the summer, London based collective Melt Yourself Down have just unveiled a video for the album’s closing track ‘Camel’.
The video features footage filmed last June at their excellent, mad and sweaty album launch at Electrowerkz in London. Watch it below.
Melt Yourself Down is out now via The Leaf Label.
Moodoïd, the experimental psych-pop solo project of Parisian multi-instrumentalist Pablo Padovani, has just released his self-titled debut EP yesterday. Padovani, who is also Melody’s Echo Chamber’s guitarist, recruited Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker for production duties.
The Moodoïd EP “is a release that knows no borders in time or geography” as the press release puts it, enveloping world music spices.
Coinciding with the EP release, Moodoïd premiered a self-directed Bollywood-style video for the new infectious single ‘De Folie Pure’. Here it is.
The Moodoïd EP is out now via Les Disques Entreprise.
Fuck Buttons have a new single to offer from their third album Slow Focus, released recently to widespread acclaim. ‘Brainfreeze’, the duo’s favourite live track, drops on 7th October via ATP Recordings. It will be released on a limited edition clear-vinyl 12” single including the full 8-minute version of ‘Brainfreeze’ backed by a brand new track called ‘Royal Flush’ on the b-side.
You’ll have to get your hands on the vinyl for the proper wholesomeness, but here’s an edit of ‘Brainfreeze’ to get you enticed.
Watch Tricky‘s self-directed video for ‘Parenthesis’, featuring guest vocals by Peter Silberman of The Antlers. The track is lifted from the album False Idols, released last May via Tricky’s own imprint also called False Idols, in association with !K7 Records.
This Autumn will see the release of a 2CD set from Can founding member Irmin Schmidt. Entitled Villa Wunderbar, the release compiles Schmidt’s solo and soundtrack work, including two unreleased Can remixes, ‘Alice’ and ‘Last Night Sleep’.
CD1 is a collection of Schmidt’s solo work over the past 30 years and CD2, curated by long-term collaborator Wim Wenders, compiles Schmidt’s film and television soundtrack work.
The press release notes that “Schmidt’s sound-trips combine what normally competes and conflicts: rock, pop, jazz, classic, electronic, ambient, drum ‘n’ bass, waltz, eastern”.
Ahead of its release on November 4th via Mute and Spoon, Mute is offering a stream of six very different and very excellent tracks off Villa Wunderbar. We are in for a treat.
