A first aural encounter with Elliot Bergman’s transcultural NOMO ensemble from Ann Arbor, MI, will undoubtedly and correctly stir the soul and move the feet in the same direction as Fela Kuti’s Afro-beat orchestra music of the 1960s-1980s. Bergman, the…
It seems like just the other day that Childish Gambino released his eponymous mixtape. Well today we bring you another (unofficial) one, this time with some 20 songs called I Do Not Talk! Ya, thats … Read More →
Happy April 1st world! I’m not really the biggest prankster at all, even on this day when there is the green light for it. Having been (and still am) a huge fan of the Office, … Read More →
Amidst all the chaos and mayhem at SXSW, Lands and Peoples found the time to hang out with some new friends from the Big Ugly Yellow Couch blog. The results were peaceful, serene, and quite beautiful. Check out videos of “Ghosts” and “Awake” below.
“The Furniture Moves Underneath”, is the Inhabitants second-full length on the Drip Audio label. The album documents a band continuing to push forward into new sonic territory, further exploring a singular approach to experimental sound, intuitive grou…
Last weekend I had the pleasure of sitting next to WTR CLR’s table during the Publication & Multiples Fair at Open Space, as if I hadn’t already dug deep enough into their catalog.With recent standout releases that include work from Ken Seeno, Holy…
Here we go! I think that i might be overusing this phrase a bit, but you get the point when i say it! TBT is sponsoring our first mixtape! We couldn’t be happier to be … Read More →
Last night, the underrated East Coast rapper from the small province of Nova Scotia that goes by the name of Classified rolled into London and as he said, “Everybody always fucking brawls here in London, … Read More →
Balto’s album October’s Road is one that was put together in one day in 2010 by Daniel and Andrew Sheron, Charlie Freundlich, John Glouchevich, Phillippe Bronchtein and Jake Nussbaum. The way that “Balto” was put … Read More →