Will they come back? I really enjoyed their first work and hope for another album to listen, some sweet and melancholy smooth experimental sounds.
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Is releasing a 6-Track EP on June 1st and if you "pre-order" (subscribe with your email) you'll get it for FREE (Digital 320kpbs Mp3)
Tracklist
- The Space in Between
- Parasite
- Fur-Lined
- BBB
- The Believers
- A Drowning
Remixing Pleasure
We will be posting the free multitrack stems for A Drowning and The Space In Between for your remixing pleasure sometime tomorrow.
via twitter.com
Once again TR releasing multi-tracks from his work, now from HTDA.
monome/arduinome
Open Source Hardware that I would really love to own, but once again money exchange plus taxes are in the way. Just some perks about living in South America and specially here, Argentina.
This device have a million of possible applications, different sizes and look pretty awesome too. On the video below you can see the most common musical use for this controller, I totally love MRL!
The Keeper
Bonobo is becoming a must listen for every single day. It belong somehow to Trip-Hop genre and I'm really into that style now.
Anyways if you don't know it and want to hear something new, check this artist!Recently Married
New How To Destroy Angels video "The Space in Between [Null]". Way to start the Weekend! :D
A Drowning
via pitchfork.com
Here it is, Trent Reznor's first musical offering since the end of Nine Inch Nails: How to Destroy Angels' seven-minute downtempo slither "A Drowning".
As previously reported, How to Destroy Angels is Reznor's collaboration with his wife, former West Indian Girl frontwoman Mariqueen Maandig. They will release their self-titled debut EP this summer. All we know about this track is that it was mixed by Alan Moulder, who has worked with Nine Inch Nails in the past.
Check out the How to Destroy Angels website for frequent updates of mysterious video snippets.
Lights
via interpolnyc.com
Looks like there is finally some news about Interpol lastest work! They are givingaway "Lights" (first single) on the official Interpol site, go and grab it!
HTDA
OMFG, this could be added to my favorites artist but first I have to wait for Summer. How To Destroy Angels seems to be a project of Trent Reznor and his wife (or future wife) Mariqueen Maandig. In their website there's a short film that sounds awesome and shows Mariqueen playing a synth with a ribbon controller, go check it out!
Crosley Revolution
It's kind of crazy, I was born on the Digital Era where music is extremely portable and still sounding as good (or better) than a LP, and anyways I would love to have a Turntable and a good collection of LPs.
This one is about to be released (at $150) it's very portable, but I don't think I would go around with a bunch of LPs (if I would have them) and a Crosley Revolution. For now I'm thinking on restore my father's combined Turntable.
via crosleyradio.com
We took the turntable out of the box. Crosley's Revolution™ turntable truly fits the word in every way. Where other turntables take up space, this one dances around a desk without ado. Where other record players must be kept in their designated place, the Crosley Revolution™ practically begs to join you on every journey.
It is a turntable of firsts-the first battery-powered Crosley turntable, the first with a platter smaller than a teacup saucer, and the first with a modern, rubberized finish for on-the-go use. Users can tote this two-speed turntable with them to vinyl swaps or to a friend's house. Featuring a USB hookup for easy analog-to-digital transfer, the Crosley Revolution™ will allow users to free their favorites from the grooves for more convenient listening. This small but mighty turntable also features dual headphone jacks, dynamic full range stereo speakers and a carrying case.
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