Captain Murphy’s “Mudhole” Features Existential Dread, Mild Discomfort
Captain Murphy’s “Mudhole” submerges listeners in a sonic swamp. The rap persona of Flying Lotus continues to defy expectations.
Captain Murphy’s “Mudhole” submerges listeners in a sonic swamp. The rap persona of Flying Lotus continues to defy expectations.
Kelela’s new single “point blank” is the sound of a single tear. The avant-pop artist explores deep emotion on her upcoming album.
TAEYONG’s WYLD album, a symbol of freedom after military service, reportedly consists of K-Pop idol’s unedited daily sounds, per his instinct.
Xiu Xiu’s new album, Eraserhead: A Xiu Xiu Interpretation, captures the film’s unsettling soundscape.
Tyondai Braxton announced his new album Splayed Werks, promising music that explores existential dread and the listener’s insignificance. He released two singles.
Jane Remover, now known as Leroy, dropped ‘Status Update Music,’ an album with track titles eerily familiar to existing hits, sparking widespread confusion.
Show Me The Body is recording their new album “Alone Together” in a bunker, seeking sonic aggression through extreme isolation.
Duval Timothy and Carlos Niño’s ‘Rain Music’ is confusing pigeons and inspiring existential dread. Critics call it a bold, albeit perplexing, sonic statement.
Duval Timothy and Carlos Niño’s ‘Rain Music’ is a complex auditory puzzle. Listeners report confusion and profound random feelings.
Pupil Slicer & Tayne’s new single “W.N.” induces existential dread. Listeners question reality after the intense sonic experience.
Azealia Banks’ new album, Zenzealia, is an hour-long guided meditation. Fans are confused by the shift from music to pure spoken word.
The continental United States prepared for unprecedented quietude as Grouper announced rare North America shows, prompting advisories and introspective journaling.
Underscores hosted a U-Haul pop-up offering laundry services and music. It followed her dry cleaner DJ set.
BCMC’s new album ‘Stash’ features sounds made from pocket lint. Critics are baffled.
Retailers reported mass confusion and existential dread after attempting to stock the *Album Of The Week: Winston Hightower 100 Acre Wood*.
Music critics announced The 5 Best Songs Of The Week are all silence, baffling listeners and sending the music industry into a tailspin.
Mary Halvorson & Ambrose Akinmusire’s new album Slo-Mo Neon Luminate Hoverings explores existential dread at a glacial pace.
Peter Gabriel’s latest, “Till Your Mind Is Shining,” hailed as his ‘closest’ pop song, baffles listeners and critics with its intricate, unsettling complexity.