At the top of the year, Dana Gavanski announced a new album, Late Slap, with lead single “How To Feel Uncomfortable.” Today, she’s back with another new track, “Let Them Row,” an art-pop burble reminiscent of Cate Le Bon or Aldous Harding. Gavanski says it’s about “the fluctuations of being romantic and creative, constantly see-sawing between cynicism and euphoria in a terribly expensive and competitive city.” Check it out below.
LATE SLAP is out 4/5 via Full Time Hobby.
In the history of annoying journalism clichés, no one’s ever embodied a “rapper’s rapper” as much as Freddie Gibbs. When he’s not sharing vivid D-Boy recollections or laughing at fallen enemies, he’ll make time to own it. Otherwise, critics like me will prescribe it for him, noting a gravelly baritone that emits intensity and the […]
We’ve been hearing about FKA twigs’ new techno-inspired album for a very long time, and its release now looms imminent. The album is called EUSEXUA, and twigs recorded it with avant-dance producer Koreless. After sharing the title track and “Perfect Stranger,” twigs has now broken us off with another new track, “Drums Of Death.” I […]
Ever prolific rock ‘n’ roller Ty Segall simply never stops. This year, he released the double album Three Bells and the all-drums/no-vocals LP Love Rudiments. He collaborated with the Melvins’ Dale Crover and popped up on the Yo Gabba Gabba! reboot. That’s a lot, but it’s not enough. Now, Segall has a new band. In […]
