2015

A Safe Place in Cyberspace

Unswear Words and Undo Deeds

See-Through

Psychic Sweeping

07 Locust ― Clouds At My Feet (1:33)

Atlas

No Sun To Burn (for brass)

Bossa Nova Civic Club will release their second compilation on limited 12” vinyl and digital download Feb, 2015 exclusively at bushwickismelting.com.

Volume 2, the sophmore collaborative release with Sisterjam is a three track compilation including original unreleased material by Brooklyn-based producers Black Meteoric Star (AKA Gavin Russom, DFA), Lorna Dune (Dazzleships, Lo Bit Landscapes), and J Slusher (Lost Soul).

Lorna Dune – Reflux

Single off of his upcoming album "Tangier Sessions"

Pre- Order Now:
http://www.dragcity.com/products/tangier-sessions

Sir Richard Bishop- "Frontier"

Second mp3 single from Chastity Belt's 2015 album Time To Go Home, out 3/23/15 on Hardly Art records.

Purchase Time To Go Home:
Hardly Art: www.hardlyart.com/shop/chastitybelt.html
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/time-to-go-home/id951967954
Amazon: amzn.com/B00R8P1036

hardlyart.com/chastitybelt.html

Follow Chastity Belt on Twitter: twitter.com/CHAST1TYBELT
Like Chastity Belt on Facebook: www.facebook.com/chastitybeltmusic
Follow Chastity Belt on Instagram: instagram.com/chazzybelt

Follow Hardly Art on Twitter: twitter.com/hardlyart
Like Hardly Art on Facebook: facebook.com/hardlyarttrecords      
Follow Hardly Art on Instagram: instagram.com/hardlyartrecords


Time to Go Home

Joke

Chastity Belt - "Joke"

"Find Yourself" appears on Jacco Gardner's upcoming full length album, Hypnophobia (out 5/5/15), as well as the "Find Yourself b/w Mixed Feelings" 7". 

Pre-order Hypnophobia - http://polyvinylrecords.com/hypnophobia

Jacco Gardner - Find Yourself

Pre-order available now: 
http://importantrecords.com/

Pitchfork: 
" About 90 seconds into "Confetti", the stunning second song on James Blackshaw’s Summoning Suns, the guitarist hesitates as he begins to negotiate a particularly tricky—and, for him, rather unprecedented—passage. The first two verses have ended, a small string section has pushed the tune onto a carousel that might have suited Van Dyke Parks in his prime, and an ascendant third verse has thrust Blackshaw into a place he’s never been: a vocal hook that he has to sing himself. "The needless noise you air," he offers gently, the instrumentalist’s voice so soft and uncertain at the start of each word that he almost drops "the." "Echoes everywhere," he ends, pushing the last syllable with such force it seems he’s using his last bit of breath. It’s guileless, charming, and the anchor of a masterful few minutes of acoustic pop so good they make you ask an unlikely question: Why hasn’t James Blackshaw been singing all along?"

James Blackshaw Failure's Flame from Summoning Suns CD/LP - Pre-Order Available Now

IMPREC

Recent comments

Death Is Knot

Related tracks