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Magdalena Bay have covered David Bowie‘s ‘Ashes To Ashes’ for triple j‘s Like A Version series – check out the full performance below. READ MORE: Magdalena Bay – ‘Imaginal Disk’ review: a time capsule of post-internet existentialism Last night, Australia’s triple j shared the latest edition of their famed Like A Version series, in which musicians perform covers of other artists’ work, albeit with their own stylings. This time, Magdalena Bay have taken on the iconic David Bowie’s ‘Ashes To Ashes’ while in Australia for their tour of the continent earlier this month. For the most part, Magdalena Bay’s take on…
For the third straight year, Kali Uchis is releasing a new album. Her latest, Sincerely, (the comma is part of the title), is out on May 9, and its lead single, “Sunshine & Rain…,” is out now. Check out the song, which Uchis made with producer Dylan Wiggins, below.After releasing her last two albums, 2023’s Red Moon in Venus and 2024’s Orquídeas, via Geffen, Uchis will be issuing Sincerely, via Capitol. In a statement about shifting labels, the musician said, “Thank you all for the well-intentioned wishes on this journey, and thank you to my team! I have boundless gratitude…
The first single? A 21 -minute suite published on audiocassette. The first album, on the other hand, has that same suite on the one hand and three songs on the other, for a total of 45 minutes that fit with a certain carelessness – not to say arrogance – in the Italian market, demanding space and time, imposing durability and heaviness and obtaining an unexpected response from the first publication, a sign that perhaps the wind is changing and this music that refers to the Krautrock and the Protopunk – read: And Velvet Underground – did the classic lap, paradoxically…
As Tesla CEO Elon Musk leads President Donald Trump’s relentless purge of the federal government’s workforce via his so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), a string of attacks and vandalism have hit vehicles and dealerships bearing the automaker’s logo. Musk and several DOGE top aides sat down with Fox News host Bret Baier on Thursday, pitching to America their supposed earnest efforts to cut costs and reduce government waste. The conversation eventually led to Musk addressing the recent vandalization of Tesla property across the country, with Musk backing earlier statements from Trump and Attorney General Pam Bondi condemning the attacks…
Over the past decade and a half, Unknown Mortal Orchestra conductor Ruban Nielson has often resembled two different artists wrestling for control over the same soul. He’s a savvy pop synthesist who stands as one of his generation’s most reliable purveyors of vibed-out indie streamcore, but he’s also a restless musical nomad drawn to free-flowing exploration that steers clear of the algorithm. Initially, the latter facet surfaced primarily through UMO’s live performances, where modest three-minute tunes are liable to get stretched into shred-tastic seven-minute psychedelic odysseys. But it’s best captured by UMO’s IC (Improvisation/Collaboration) album series, launched in 2018 as…
“I hope I’m not a hopeless romantic”, sings Grant Perez in the opening line of his debut album. Of course, the Sydney-based Filipino songwriter better known as Grentperez is exactly that – specialising in succinct, lovesick pop songs delivered with carefree hooks and winking self-awareness. Thankfully, Perez approaches infatuation and devotion from enough different angles and sonic refreshes to keep us engaged throughout. Following the enormous success of 2021 single ‘Cherry Wine’, which achieved gold sales in America and Australia on the strength of amorous lyrics and breezy bossa nova, Perez stretches out in subtle and savvy ways on his…
In a new interview, the guitarist recalls how “The Miracle” could have named “Good” Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
On first listen, it’s tempting to hear Lonely People With Power as a course correction—or even a retreat. Deafheaven’s fifth album, the tuneful Infinite Granite, turned the band’s carefully constructed aesthetic on its head; it sits in their discography like a polished gem in a crate of jagged boulders. It was a big swing for a group once renowned for its overwhelming power, and a keen observer might have noticed that rooms on the Infinite Granite tour were a bit emptier, and praise from critics a little more measured. Performing live, vocalist George Clarke had long appeared superhuman, but as…
Flicking embers into daffodilsYou didn’t plan to tell me how you feelYou laugh about it like it’s no big dealCrush the fire underneath your heelLater on, in “Most Wanted Man,” the moment gets an equally heart-in-mouth denouement, describing the force of Baker’s gaze as “almost vulgar and out of place/Like seeing the moon in the day.” Dacus’ gaze can be just as acute, cutting to the truth of what it is to know someone: “Yeah, you’re smart,” she sings on the title track, “but you’re dumb at heart,” loving praise for any nerd who walls up their goofy core with…
