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Essentials: “Under The Covers (feat. Emma Sameth)” – WOLFE

WOLFE‘s latest, “Under The Covers”, is a sexy, downtempo slow jam perfect for cuffing season. My favourite part of this track was the incredibly strong intro. Tied for second is the drop at 1:06 (seriously, go have a listen) and Emma Sameth’s vocals that, for me, acted as a really nice counterweight to the intensity… [continued]
Saint Audio Selects: Spooky Psychedelic

The most horrific holiday of all is nearly upon us (it’s Halloween, not Thanksgiving, though that can be equally scary), and to celebrate, we’ve curated a list of unconventionally unnerving tracks. Focusing on the element of psychological horror, Spooky Psychedelic is an explorative list of experimental electronic music, R&B, rap, and indie rock. Listen below, and learn… [continued]
Essentials: “Cranes in the Sky (Kaytranada DJ Edit)” – Solange

2016 Polaris Prize-winner Kaytranada has risked editing another seemingly untouchable track, Solange’s “Cranes in the Sky”. [continued]
Saint Audio Selects: October 11th, 2016

Saint Audio Selects makes its’ home on Spotify this month, with a variety of new music from Ookay, Jimmy Eat World, Ho99o9, and more! [continued]
Win Tickets For M!NT and Gladkill’s Chop Shop Show

For 24 hours only, enter to win a pair of tickets to Gladkill and M!NT’s Chicago stop. [continued]
Album Review: Sirens – Nicolas Jaar

In this epoch of political flux and social divisiveness, music should have more to say. In Sirens, Nicholas Jaar delivers a collection of tracks that are both compelling and aesthetically inviting. These are not the political demonstration songs of old. This is a new type of political song-writing, one that utilises audio samples, sound effects… [continued]
An Interview With: Party Thieves

New York based Party Thieves chats about the evolving nature of trap music, and how inspiration comes from the most unexpected places. [continued]
Album Review: Farewell, Starlite! – Francis And The Lights

Musical project Francis and the Lights has had an interesting journey since the release of its first EP in 2007, Striking. In the following nine years, Francis Farewell Starlite furthered the project with a slew of three further EPs, a score to the well-received 2012 film Robot & Frank and collaborations with artists such as… [continued]
Essentials: “So Good” – Basic Tape

Good vibes coming in today from Parisian production duo Basic Tape. Continuing on full speed ahead from their debut single “Not Afraid”, the pair have an all new single called “So Good”, and if it wasn’t cheesy enough to say, we think it might just be ‘so good’. Featuring vocals by Danny Shah, Sav and Ben… [continued]
Album Review: Blood Bitch – Jenny Hval

In Jenny Hval’s most recent album, Blood Bitch, she experiments with menstrala art through the medium of music. In a society which still shames menstruation, it’s uplifting to see another gifted avant-garde artist join a movement of destigmatization through visibility and celebration. Much of this exploration intersects with another theme of the album, vampires. With… [continued]