XLR8R News and Features: Download Edits of Burial, FKA Twigs, and More from patten |  |
- Download Edits of Burial, FKA Twigs, and More from patten
- Kangding Ray Readies Fourth LP for Raster-Noton, Shares New Track
- Com Truise Shares New Live Video
- Disclosure Shares New Video for "Grab Her"
- Ricky Eat Acid "It will draw me over to it like it always does"
- Listen to a New Remix from Scuba
- Watch a New Video from Perc
- Ostgut Ton to Release Second Solo LP from Tobias.
- Thomas White "Missin You (BWWWOYS Remix)"
- Mangetout "Between Sleep"
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Posted: 16 Jan 2014 11:09 AM PST
 As we continue to wait for the release of his second album via Warp on February 25, forward-thinking London producer patten has gone ahead and updated his website, a slick redesign which launched today along with a batch of edits the artist is offering for free download. read more   |
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Kangding Ray Readies Fourth LP for Raster-Noton, Shares New Track
Posted: 16 Jan 2014 10:40 AM PST
 German electronic experimenter Kangding Ray has announced plans to release his fourth studio album, Solens Arc, next month via Raster-Noton. read more   |
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Posted: 16 Jan 2014 09:50 AM PST
 WIth a new EP for Ghostly set to drop next month, Brooklyn-based synth wizard Com Truise has shard a new live video which finds him twisting knobs and manipulating a wide array of cosmic noises alongside his touring drummer. read more   |
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Posted: 16 Jan 2014 09:40 AM PST
 One could quite safely assume that breakout UK duo Disclosure will be able to coast on the success of its Settle LP (not to mention multiple awards nominations) into the foreseeable future, and that streak continues today with this brand-new video for elastic album cut "Grab Her." read more   |
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Posted: 16 Jan 2014 09:00 AM PST
 Maryland producer Sam Ray (a.k.a. Ricky Eat Acid) has taken a novel approach to sampling for his debut LP Three Love Songs, out on January 21 via the Brooklyn-based Orchid Tapes imprint. Instead of drawing on other artists' material, Ray culled recordings of his previous bands and side projects with friends as a starting point for new inspiration. read more   |
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Posted: 16 Jan 2014 08:42 AM PST
 Back in the middle of December, we caught wind of a forthcoming 12" from Seattle DJ/producer Pezzner and Italian vocalist Amina, a three-track single on the way via Crosstown Rebels. Following the two original tracks from the duo is a remix of lead cut "Exit" by Hotflush label boss Scuba, the premiere of which we're happy to share with you today. read more   |
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Posted: 16 Jan 2014 08:13 AM PST
 A month from now, London DJ/producer and Perc Trax label head Ali Wells (a.k.a. Perc) will issue his The Power and The Glory LP, an album which will arrive complete with 10 biting and energetic cuts of gnarled techno experiments. One such track is "Take Your Body Off," and we're pleased to be premiering its video today. read more   |
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Posted: 16 Jan 2014 07:44 AM PST
 A consistent favorite at XLR8R HQ, Berlin techno institution Ostgut Ton has its first album release of the year already in the pipeline, the second solo full-length by renowned DJ/producer/sound engineer Tobias Freund (a.k.a. Tobias.). read more   |
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Posted: 16 Jan 2014 06:00 AM PST
 On January 20, Montreal-based producer Thomas White is set to release his Killah EP via Hyperboloid, a record which will feature remixes from the likes of cyberculture-obsessed duo BWWWOYS. Consisting of producers 1NTERNETBOY and GRADIENTKID, the Hyperboloid-affiliated outfit pushes a so-called "Internetghetto" sound, and it's an accurate description for "Missin You (BWWWOYS Remix)." The track forges a dark atmosphere with its minimal-yet-heavy beats built on pitch-shifted vocals and diverse samples of glass shattering, trickling water, and beyond. BWWWOYS' careful production leaves little breathing room in the mix, as it is relentlessly intense while managing to not sound over-produced or cheesy. Before it drops next week, Thomas White's Killah EP can be previewed after the jump. read more   |
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Posted: 16 Jan 2014 02:00 AM PST
 Dublin producer Ciaran Meister (a.k.a. Mangetout) recently released his Crown Heights EP via Ireland's First Second label, an effort which finds him exploring a placid, cinematic side of dub electronics, drone, and hip-hop. Like a distant cousin to Andy Stott or Forest Swords' shadowy rhythms, EP cut "Between Sleep" bathes its synth melodies and percussion in thick feedback mist, summoning a sluggish vocal and rich synth chords from the fuzz. The full Crown Heights EP is now available as a name-your-price download; additionally, Meister has shared a music video for "Trees at Night," which can be watched after the jump. read more   |
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