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Monday, 13 May
New kids on the block, RAC and Ben Aqua debut with remixes of Yacht's indie disco ditty 'Second Summer'. RAC aims for the friday night slot with perky, swinging groove and squirrelly FX applied around Claire L. Evans's vocal; Ben Aqua 3D gets crafty with the filters and almost Eski-style drum programming to recall a scampier Zomby.
"Dungeonesse, the pop project of Jenn Wasner (Wye Oak, Flock Of Dimes) and Jon Ehrens (White Life), release their self-titled debut album for Secretly Canadian. Born of a mutual admiration for Top 40 and R&B and the mechanics of what makes a hit song, the Baltimore natives and longtime friends Wasner and Ehrens began putting jams together remotely. Ehrens would send tracks from LA to Wasner on tour, and they’d bounce ideas back and forth. The charming strength of the resulting Dungeonesse rests in the dichotomy formed by of a re-introduction to the beautiful imperfections of the human voi… Read more

Surely the closest Kranky are likely to get to a straight-up rock band, Chicago's Disappears could probably comfortably rub shoulders with the likes of Wooden Shjips and other such space-rock devotees. Thus far the band has self-released a clutch of material: two singles and a limited live album, making this new Kranky album their first 'official' (whatever that even means anymore) release. 'Gone Completely' might just have you dreaming up a sludge-rocking, Stooges-loving version of fellow Kranky-ites Deerhunter, but then Lux goes on to provoke a number of comparisons: there's the Motorhead-goes… Read more





































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