In 1981, Joy Division made its debut as New Order with “Ceremony.” Fast forward to 2012, past numerous covers, and the Portland based instrumental electronic outfit Chromatics produce a fitting sonic…keep reading →
When Power, Corruption and Lies was released in 1983, I highly doubt that New Order expected a number of amazing bands would cover the entire album almost 20 years later.…keep reading →
Awwwwww yeeeeah. Seams is back, and holy crapola, this is some good shit. Focus Energy/Motive Order is a two-track EP due for release July 18 on London-based Pictures Music label.…keep reading →
Hauschka (aka Volker Bertelmann), perfectly described by NPR as “exquisite, disarming and hypnotic,” is a contemporary musician who performs clasically-inspired pieces on the prepared piano. Think gaffer tape, aluminimum foil,…keep reading →
It’s really hard to mess up a track by French house legends Justice, so I expected nothing but #winning out of this A-Trak remix. Sure enough, it’s as good a…keep reading →
Is it too cheesy to say grab a hammock and listen to Hammock? I hope not. Hammock is a post-rock collaboration between Marc Byrd and Andrew Thomspon from Nashville, TN.…keep reading →
Truth is, you don’t listen to enough classical music. No, I’m not talking about Chopin or Beethoven, I’m talking about Max Richter, Ólafur Arnalds, Peter Broderick, and Hauschka. Instead of…keep reading →
Perth’s Crooked Colours liken themselves to electro pioneers New Order, or the darker sounds of Crystal Castles. What I hear though, is a definite likeness to other Australian acts like…keep reading →
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