The latest batch of reissues from the British avant-pop innovator includes his excellent overlooked 1997 LP Shleep. The album reintroduced a long-absent sense of playfulness and joy into Wyatt's work, and n early every song on Shleep shines in one way or another: It features a couple of his most elegant melodies in "Was a Friend" and "Free Will and Testament", as well as an extended paraphrase of Bob Dylan's "Subterranean Homesick Blues" and a little instrumental written by Paul Weller.
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Dntel and Sub Pop Records have announced their new working agreement: Dntel will allow Sub Pop to reiusse their 2001 album Life is Full of Possibilities as a two-CD set, and Sub Pop will allow Dntel to go on tour, as long as they pr... Read Post
After giving away song after song, and remix after remix, emerging British pop singer Florrie is finally releasing her very first EP this week. Simply titled, "Florrie," this digital EP features four tracks, including "Call Of The W... Read Post
Listening to the works of Jean Piché, Canadian electronic music pioneer and video artist, is like walking into your own personal IMAX theatre, closing your eyes, and seeing what pops up behind your eyelids as you journey through the... Read Post