
Tits. Oh, and this TWOS remix, which is awesome. It's always fun when seeing a remix of a song that was initially pretty awesome . No one really knows anything about TWOS basically, except that the FEEL EP released through Aural Sects kicked gluteus maximus. But yeah, no name, gender, area, none of that, just the music. Anyway, TWOS is really the ideal choice for remixing an otherwise slow-moving track. TWOS offers a little more pop that the original, it's worth the slow-moving intro. I guess maybe for TWOS it's always going to be worth it. This one is big though, I [...]

Braveyoung // Will the Dust Praise You Portland ambient/drone project Braveyoung describe themselves as “a punk band, kind of”. That sentiment speaks to the fact that the band is sort of an enigma in the musical landscape. Previously collaborating with noise doom duo The Body on a wonderfully dark 3-track EP, Braveyoung has found ardent supporters in the most unlikely of places, the metal scene. Just Google this EP and you’ll find scads of blogs typically only cover metal talking about how beautiful this EP [...]

Sounds from nowhere. Music whispering like the breeze. Lazer guided melodies. Each week, an Ecuador based DJ who goes by the name Agte. Mulder puts together a podcast on Spreaker compiled of select shoegaze, dream pop, and drone sorts of music. Since I'm not too familiar with those genres myself, I asked Agte. Mulder if I could post his podcast here on The Record Stache. Thankfully, he agreed. The result is the Lazer Guided Melodies [...]
DOOM. DRONE. AND RIFFS!! - By Ryan Stephenson

Pharmakon // Abandon Forgive me, Pharmakon , for I have misjudged you. Although in my defense that introductory interview was annoyingly pretentious. I don’t need someone to tell me how punk rock they are (poopy diapers notwithstanding). Let the music do the talking. While we are talking about the music, I’m not sure why “Crawling On Bruised Knees” was chosen as the single. I believe it’s the album’s weakest track. Whatever. We can let bygones be bygones. So let’s just chock it up to a bad first impression. So [...]
Raw psych post-rock and lo-fi noise drones. Tweet Facebook

Old Witch // Come Mourning Come All it takes is one look at the band name and cover artwork and you pretty much know right off the bat what sort of music you’ll be getting. But in case you need a little help, Old Witch play music that is bleak, cold, and oppressively dark. More specifically they play an organic combination of doom, black metal, and ambient drone. The drone elements are few and far between, so if you are looking for something to space out to you might want to [...]

If there's one person, other than Kevin Shields, whose name might be synonymous with shoegaze, it is Scott Cortez. He's been creating ambient and textural guitar music since the 80s with tons of bands that include Astrobrite and Lovesliescrushing. On this latest Lovesliescrushing release, the duo, comprised of Scott Cortez and Melissa Arpin-Duimstra, explore warm ambient guitar drone with far-off vocals soaked in reverb. It is from their upcoming release, Ghost Colored Halo out on May 21.

Nonsun From: Liv, Ukraine Lazy equation: (Bleakness - sunny dispositions) x your life is worthless URL: Facebook // Bandcamp Thrash Hits verdict: Despite our best efforts to keep the kind of bands we feature in Future Hits varied, sometimes we do fall back into the a few familiar subgenres. And that's not on. It's lazy . So this week we're going for the complete opposite of who we usually write about, and [...]

Sounds from nowhere. Music whispering like the breeze. Lazer guided melodies. Each week, an Ecuador based DJ who goes by the name Agte. Mulder puts together a podcast on Spreaker compiled of select shoegaze, dream pop, and drone sorts of music. Since I'm not too familiar with those genres myself, I asked Agte. Mulder if I could post his podcast here on The Record Stache. Thankfully, he agreed. The result is the Lazer Guided Melodies podcast [...]
Succede sempre quando ascolti qualcosa che ti colpisce nel profondo del cuore, e non hai bisogno di ascoltarla una seconda volta, lo senti subito, io lo sento subito, mentre il pezzo va, è una questione di pochi secondi. Prendi per esempio sto pezzo dei The Drones, l'ultimo del nuovo disco I See Seaweed. Messo nella playlist delle nuove aggiunte sul mio Ipod, è il primo pezzo. Un tuffo al cuore, " chi cazzo sono questi che mi 'parlano' così sparati al cuore", ho pensato stamattina mentre ero sul treno, rigorosamente [...]
Layered resonation and glimmering drone landscapes of gongs. Tweet Facebook

There are some songs that, when listening to them, the words or music (and sometimes both) give you a feeling like everything has been suspended in time, at least for the duration of that track. Here is a sampling of some sounds that will hopefully give you this very feeling: Spotlight Kid – Budge Up Sea Dweller – Flashes [...]
This is an album of excellent quality. I can only urge you to seek it out and experience it for yourself. - By Phil Johnston
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Robson Gomes is no stranger to those who have been following the underground music scene in Brazil. Hailing from San Paulo, he is the frontman of the 20-year-running indie rocker band The Concept, guitarist in the reggae-oriented Banda Dimanta, and the brainchild behind the Robsongs project. Over the past five months, he has released 3 EPs under the Robsongs brand (" Essa Grande Falta de Você ", " Chuva de Tijolos ", and " Tudo é Preto e Branco "), as well as contributing original tracks and covers to a series of compilations and releasing several videos in support of [...]
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Sounds from nowhere. Music whispering like the breeze. Lazer guided melodies. Each week, an Ecuador based DJ who goes by the name Agte. Mulder puts together a podcast on Spreaker compiled of select shoegaze, dream pop, and drone sorts of music. Since I'm not too familiar with those genres myself, I asked Agte. Mulder if I could post his podcast here on The Record Stache. Thankfully, he agreed. The result is the Lazer Guided Melodies [...]
I wanted to do a Western record! - by Benjamin Bland

For some, today was a b-e-a-utiful day, for others, it may as well have been their last. Why so extreme? Because May the 2nd, 2013 is the date marked in everyone's physical and mental calendars as the day SPLENDOUR IN THE GRASS tickets go on sale! With the lineup announced just a week ago featuring Mumford and Sons , The National and TV On The Radio 's only Australian shows, Polyphonic Spree performing the Rocky Horror Picture Show , You Am I performing their first two albums and a [...]