Ipecac Records, the label founded by musical polymath Mike Patton and his manager Greg Werckman in the late ’90s, has one defining rule: keep things interesting. Whether releasing splendidly orchestrated albums of Italian pop, comedy collections, or Western swing hoedowns, the California-based label foregrounds its commitment to artists it admires and the infinite possibilities music […]
via A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful World of Ipecac Recordings — Bandcamp Daily
In September 2014, Aphex Twin’s Richard D. James returned after 13 years with a brand new full-length album in Syro. In the time since, he’s kept the music flowing with his 2015 EP, Computer Controlled Acoustic Instruments pt2. A number of unreleased tracks also surfaced on SoundCloud by a user thought to be James. On July 8th, James…
via Aphex Twin announces Cheetah EP, due out July 8th — Consequence of Sound
Model 86 has killed it with his latest track titled “MONO.” The tune’s experimental elements are somehow scattered yet succinct in a schizophrenic blend that’s guaranteed to have your ears at attention. Definitely keep this guy on your radar for the future!
Photo by Lerz Moore Considering how quickly the electronic music world’s gaze tends to enhance and fade certain artists, scenes and genres, Jack Stevens aka Sully’s career feels like something of an anomaly, an artist who has remained productive and at or near the top of his sphere for the past decade without relying on a […]
Photo by Timothy Saccenti Electronic and hip-hop producer Michael Volpe, better known by his stage name Clams Casino, has announced his full-length debut titled 32 Levels. The album arrives on July 15th from Columbia. 32 Levels marks Volpe’s second label-released effort following his Tri Angle Records Rainforest EP in 2011. He has since self-released three instrumental mixtapes, the most recent…
via Clams Casino announces debut album, shares hypnotic new song “Blast” — listen — Consequence of Sound
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