New Music Friday!

[livinsmall]

New one from William Tyler is really, really good. Interesting and affecting and beautiful. Life is somethin else, man.

 

[Nee Lewman]

Well, much to my delight (and surely @avecigrec's, too), BRUIT ≤ released their new album, The Age Of Ephemerality, 6 hours early at 6:00pm EST (which makes sense, as the group hails from Toulouse, France and it was 12:00am there Friday morning).

interesting, cause it still ain’t up on Qobuz.

 

[musicjunkiegreg]

interesting, cause it still ain’t up on Qobuz.

It ain't on Spotify neither.. Might be strictly on Bandcamp.

 

[avecigrec]

interesting, cause it still ain’t up on Qobuz.

It ain't on Spotify neither.. Might be strictly on Bandcamp.

Pretty sure the last album was Bandcamp only too

 

[musicjunkiegreg]

interesting, cause it still ain’t up on Qobuz.

 

[musicjunkiegreg]

The new Deerhoof album is trying hard to make it on to a "worst album covers" list

Edit: they're trying hard for the "worst albums" list, too

 

[avecigrec]

The new album, Weirdo, from Emma-Jean Thackray is definitely another standout among the slew of April 25th releases. Composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist, E-JT is back with her 2nd LP: 57 minutes of mostly upbeat, funky, jazzy, and sometimes danceable tracks (19 of them to be exact). I enjoyed her her 2021 debut, Yellow, but I already feel like I enjoyed this one more. Lyrically, the album was blunt, honest, personal, and funny (and, at times, dark and bleak, too). Taken from her Bandcamp page:

“I think we need to talk about the dark shit in our heads, and finding the humour in it only makes that easier. The lyrics to this are very diary-esque, like confessional poetry, and the bare emotion of it is balanced out with lush jazz harmony, sweeping synths, and a pop punk silliness. When you centre in on the silliness it’s easier to speak on your pain, and easier for others to hear it.”

I adore her.

 

[avecigrec]

Love this one!