Watch what happens to different people through different times as they get hold of a cursed amulet, in the new video for Efterklang’s ‘The Ghost’. The track is taken from their fourth album Piramida, released last September via 4AD and Rumraket.
Spanish filmmaker Victor Carrey, who directed the video, said it “has a puzzle structure: the whole story progressively makes sense to the viewer as minutes go by. The video is somehow a ghost story.”
Following the infectious first single ‘Two Times‘ lifted from AM & Shawn Lee‘s upcoming somophore album La Musique Numerique, the retro-futuristic producers and multi-instrumentalists are teasing the album further with a stream of the album’s closing track. ‘Steppin’ Out’ sees the pair offering their rendition of the 1982 classic tune from Joe Jackson. Listen to it below and watch out for the album’s release on May 7th via Park The Van.
Mwahaha‘s eponymous debut album was reissued earlier this week, and coinciding with it, the Oakland based band unleashed a video for one of the album’s standouts, ‘Rivers and Their Teeth’. Shot and directed by Sylvain Chaussee, the video makes for a fitting kaleidoscopic visual addition to the track, with good doses of spaced out serenity. Check it out now.
Mwahaha is out now via Plug Research on double vinyl, CD and digitally
Gems‘ debut album, Tall Mountain, comes out this Tuesday via Don’t Be A Lout. Ahead of it, the Seattle based foursome have just released a video for the album’s title track. Ryan Wylie directs, watch it below.
As we mentioned earlier this year, Piano Interrupted‘s debut album Two By Four is being re-released on April 26th via Denovali Records. Mastered in collaboration with Nils Frahm in Berlin, the upcoming release will include six bonus tracks.
Two By Four shows the evolution of Piano Interrupted’s music over the last three years as they turned from a studio duo to a four piece live band comprising Tom Hodge, Franz Kirmann, Eric Young and Greg Hall.
‘Bulbus’ is one of the excellent cuts from the album written originally for Papa Hedi, a documentary film about the life and work of Tunisian legendary singer Hedi Jouni. Listen to it below.
Oakland’s psychedelic rockers Lumerians, made up by Tyler Green, Chris Musgrave, Jason Miller and Marc Melzer, are set to release a new full-length album, entitled The High Frontier. Taking its name from a 1976 Gerard K. O’Neil’s illustrated book portraying the human colonization of space, the album was recorded and produced at the band’s self-built studio.
The High Frontier is coming out on May 6th in Europe and August 6th in The USA via Partisan Records.
“Lumerians thrust forward with Krautrock inspired exploration, Afrobeat’s ritualistic rhythms, post-punk guitar noise and cracked-glacé synth lines culled from perverse 1970’s sci-fi soundtracks.”, says the blurb that accompanies the record release. “The High Frontier sets scope outward, points blindfolded at a star map and sets off full blast without making course corrections.”
Ahead of the album’s release, the band has just dropped lead single ‘The Bloom’, and a video to accompany it. Get ready to dive in a trippy sea of colour and noise.
