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Radiohead Collaborator Oliver Coates Announces New Album ‘skins n slime’, Unveils New Song

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Radiohead Collaborator Oliver Coates Announces New Album ‘skins n slime’, Unveils New Song

Oliver Coates, who played cello on Radiohead‘s latest album A Moon Shaped Pool as well as guitarist Jonny Greenwood Octatonic Volume 2 EP last year, has announced a new album. It’s called skins n slime and it’s set to arrive on October 16 via RVNG Intl. The composer has also shared a new track from the project titled ‘Butoh baby’, alongside a music video created by Leah Walker and Lewis Walker X. Check it out below, and scroll down for the album’s cover artwork and tracklist.

skins n slime will mark Coates’ first album under his own name since 2018’s Shelley’s on Zenn-La. It includes the track ‘Philomela Mutation’ from his score for Marianna Simnett’s short film The Bird Game, as well as the Malibu-featuring ‘Soaring X’. The eighth track on the LP, ‘Reunification 2018’, is a song Coates performed to close his support sets while touring with Thom Yorke.

skins n slime Cover Artwork: 

skins n slime Tracklist: 

  1. Caregiver part 1 (breathing)
  2. Caregiver part 2 (4am)
  3. Caregiver part 3 (slorki)
  4. Caregiver part 4 (spirit)
  5. Caregiver part 5 (money)
  6. Philomela Mutation (From The Bird Game Soundtrack)
  7. Butoh baby
  8. Reunification 2018
  9. Still Life
  10. Honey
  11. Soaring X (Feat. Malibu)

 

METZ Share Video for New Single ‘Hail Taxi’

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METZ Share Video for New Single ‘Hail Taxi’

Metz are back with a new single called ‘Hail Taxi’, taken from their recently announced new album Atlas Vending. The Toronto trio’s latest arrives with an accompanying black-and-white video directed by A.F. Cortés. Watch it below.

“‘Hail Taxi’ is about looking back,” frontman Alex Edkins said in a press release. “The lyrics deal with the idea of reconciling or coming to terms with who you were and who you’ve become.”

Speaking about the inspiration for the video, Cortés said: “I wanted to tell a simple story that captures the song’s overarching theme. The idea of longing for the past creates many visual motifs and I wanted to create a piece that feels timeless and conveys a sense of isolation, highlighting that while we can hide our feelings, we can’t run from them.”

Atlas Vending comes out October 9 via Sub Pop. Previously, the band shared the lead single from the album, ‘A Boat to Drown In’, which we named one of our favourite songs that week.

Aminé Links Up with Empire of the Sun’s Luke Steele for New Song ‘Hello’

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Aminé Links Up with Empire of the Sun’s Luke Steele for New Song ‘Hello’

Aminé has linked up with Empire of the Sun’s Luke Steele for a new song called ‘Hello’. The track features production from Pasqué and the Stereotypes. Take a listen below.

‘Hello’ comes less than two weeks after the release of the Portland rapper’s latest full-length studio album, Limbo, which featured the Young Thug collaboration ‘Compensating’. Last week, he performed songs from that album with a full band live on his Youtube channel.

Empire of the Sun released their latest LP, Two Vines, in 2016.

 

Angel Olsen Shares Video for New Song ‘Waving, Smiling’

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Angel Olsen Shares Video for New Song ‘Waving, Smiling’

Angel Olsen has shared new song called ‘Waving, Smiling’, taken from her upcoming project Whole New Mess. It comes with a visual directed by Ashley Connor, featuring her performance of the song in Asheville, North Carolina’s Masonic Temple. Check it out below.

“‘Waving, Smiling’ in my head is the last scene, a slow motion realization of love not lost but at peace somewhere within myself,” Olsen said in a statement. “It’s the bittersweet end of a chapter of my life—it is the final acceptance that despite coming to an end all of that time was not lost or wasted.”

Olsen previously shared the title track from Whole New Mess, which arrives August 28 via Jagjaguwar. The album is a companion piece to last year’s All Mirrors.

Carly Rae Jepsen Releases Video for New Song ‘Me and the Boys in the Band’

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Carly Rae Jepsen Releases Video for New Song ‘Me and the Boys in the Band’

Carly Rae Jepsen has released a new song titled ‘Me and the Boys in the Band’. Featuring contributions from Jack Antonoff, Tavish Crowe, Jared Manerika, and Nik Pesut, the new track arrives with a music video directed by Jake Chamseddine. Check it out below.

“I miss travel and performing and my band mates who over the years have become my adopted brothers,” Jepsen said in a press release. “Here’s to all the shows we have played and have yet to play. The late-night dancers we turn into on the long bus drives and the tourists we become in the early mornings. Here’s to nostalgia city and keeping close the ones that know you best. Can’t wait for more. Till then a from home ‘pick me up’ song from all of us to you. Me and the boys and the band!”

Back in May, the singer said she had “already made an entire quarantine album”, but it’s unclear whether this song is a teaser for that project. That same month, she released Dedicated Side B, the companion album to last year’s Dedicated.

TSHA Presents ‘Sister’

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TSHA Presents ‘Sister’

TSHA, a London-based music producer, is becoming one of the most exciting names in the world of electronic music. Just today, TSHA released her latest euphonious single Sister. The track comes before the release of her upcoming EP Flowers, which is due to be released on the 16th of October via Ninja Tune, starring collaborations with Gabrielle Aplin and Malian griot music group Trio Da Kali.

Talking about the song TSHA stated “I wrote Sister during lockdown after finding out I had an older half sister from my estranged father that she is also estranged from,” explains TSHA. “We spoke on the phone and were texting each other in lockdown and we recently met for the first time. She’s lovely and we got on straight away, so I’m very happy to have a new member of my family as I’ve not had much of that in my life. The song is an expression of all of those feelings.”

Sister can now be streamed via Spotify.

Fashion Designers To Follow On Instagram: Cecilie Bahnsen, Rotate Birger Christensen, Christopher John Rogers

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Fashion Designers To Follow On Instagram: Cecilie Bahnsen, Rotate Birger Christensen, Christopher John Rogers

While the summer season might be coming to a close, there is still never a wrong time to wear a dress! Based in Copenhagen to growing up in Louisiana, these budding fashion designers have taken on the fashion world with the empowering look and feel of their everyday dresses, elegant evening gowns, and floral print designs. From casual wear to red-carpet looks, here are some of the best, inspiring fashion artists you should be checking out on Instagram this week. 

Cecilie Bahnsen (@ceciliebahnsen)

In a beautiful blend of fine-line French fashion mixed with influence from the culture of Scandinavia, designer Cecilie Bahnsen, has won the attention of fashion lovers world-wide. After studying at the Royal College of Art in London and launching in Spring of 2016, the Bahnsen fashion line has grown to be one of the highlights at Copenhagen Fashion Week. From every-day wear to finely-made couture, Cecilie Bahnesen’s fashion is always made with a message to represent human nature. You can follow the brand on Instagram and shop here for minimalist, feminine fashion that brings life to the everyday look.

Rotate Birger Christensen (@rotatebirgerchristensen)

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When Danish influencers Jeanette Madsen and Thora Valdimars found themselves dreaming of the mini-dresses they wished they owned themselves, they wasted no time in coming up with ideas and designs and making their dreams a reality. After meeting at the fashion magazine they both worked at, the CEO of Briger Christensen called the girls in to collaborate in an effort to bring their brand to life. Now, Rotate is a party-dress go-to fashion line that everyone can afford and look amazing in.

Christopher John Rogers (@christopherjohnrogers)

At just 26 years old, fashion designer Christopher John Rogers has already dressed the likes of Cardi B to Michelle Obama. When it comes to creation and design, Rogers began to view fashion and clothing as a metaphor for “having superpowers.” His bold designs and fearless colours make women from red carpets to the Italian countryside feel empowered, beautiful, and heroic. Take a look at the designers latest gowns and floral prints of the season here.

Modernising Your Home in 2020

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Modernising Your Home in 2020

Being the place that we spend nearly all of our time relaxing and unwinding after a long day, having a home that’s warm and inviting is crucial. Does your house feel like it’s in need of a bit of an update? Well, if you’ve got a little bit more time on your hands and want to switch things up a little, we’ve compiled a short list of tips and ideas that you might want to give a try. Read on to find out more!

Keeping things simple

Sometimes when your home feels outdated and uninviting, it’s simply because there’s too much stuff everywhere. Whether it’s litter, things that aren’t organised and stored away properly, or just ornaments and furniture built-up over time that you don’t need any more, it can sometimes feel overwhelming. Having a purge of all your clutter and going back to basics can be a good way of refreshing your home and prioritising what’s most important.

Tip – Getting inspiration – Struggling to find inspiration for a new layout in your home? Depending on the type of house/apartment setup that you have available, sometimes it’s a good idea to look at some up and coming developments, taking into consideration the interior design choices and current trends. If you’re living in a city apartment, for example, you might decide to look at some of the modern, forward-thinking properties offered by the likes of RWinvest throughout Liverpool and Manchester, which provide minimalist designs that prioritise space.

Let there be light

Sometimes letting in a bit of light into a room can make a whole world of difference. If you have certain rooms or spots in your home that seem a bit dark and dingy, then try to see if you can move any obstructions or pieces of furniture that are in the way, or perhaps even think about moving the layout of a room based around where the light comes in. This might not be possible in every setup, but it can make quite a bit of difference when done right!

In order to shift up the mood and atmosphere even further, you might want to consider including some different smart home gadgets and gizmos, such as smart LED lighting. Able to change into a wide variety of different colours, and controllable directly through your smartphone, these futuristic pieces of kit are as easy to install as screwing in a lightbulb, and can also help to automate your home by turning on and off automatically in the morning and evening.

Securing your home

Again, much like with smart LED bulbs, it might be worth looking into smart CCTV and camera/security systems, if keeping your home secured is a priority. They’re a lot simpler, and rather than having to have wires set up in your walls and throughout your home, hooked up to a computer system or recording onto disks, they simply can stick wherever you want and then be accessible over Wi-Fi through an app when needed. You can even access them remotely, allowing you to check in on your home when at work or even abroad.

Open Mike Eagle Announces New Abum, Shares New Song ‘Bucciarati’

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Open Mike Eagle Announces New Abum, Shares New Song ‘Bucciarati’

Open Mike Eagle has announced a new album. It’s called Anime, Trauma And Divorce and is set to arrive October 16th via AutoReverse Records. In addition to the previously released ‘The Edge Of New Clothes’ and ‘I’m A JoeStar (Black Power Fantasy)’, the album will also include the newly unveiled single ‘Bucciarati’, which features Kari Faux. Check it out below, and scroll down for the album’s cover artwork and tracklist.

“Before the world went to shit I was already in the middle of a few personal crisis’,” the rapper said in a statement. “Shit had gone haywire personally and professionally and my therapist had to remind me that I have an outlet to process some of my shit in rap music. So I made a bunch of painful rap songs and Jacknife Lee was kind enough to help me make good music out of them. Maybe it can help other people too. It probably won’t but maybe.”

Anime, Trauma And Divorce will be the follow-up to 2017’s Brick Body Kids Still Day Dream. Last month, OME released the one-off single ‘Neighborhood Protection Spell (Lana Del Biden Nem)’.

Anime, Trauma And Divorce Cover Artwork:

Anime, Trauma And Divorce Tracklist:
1. Death Parade
2. Headass (Idiot Shinji) (Feat. Video Dave)
3. Sweatpants Spiderman
4. Bucciarati (Feat. Kari Faux)
5. Asa’s Bop (Feat. Lil A$e)
6. The Edge Of New Clothes
7. Everything Ends Last Year
8. The Black Mirror Episode
9. Wtf Is Self Care
10. I’m A Joestar (Black Power Fantasy)
11. Airplane Boneyard
12. Fifteen Twenty Feet Ocean Nah (Live For The Joco Cruise)” (Feat. Lil A$e)

Watch Taylor Swift’s Lyric Video for ‘folklore’ Bonus Track ‘the lakes’

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Watch Taylor Swift’s Lyric Video for ‘folklore’ Bonus Track ‘the lakes’

When Taylor Swift announced her surprise new album folklore almost a month ago, she revealed that physical editions would contain a bonus cut titled ‘the lakes’. Earlier this month, that song started circulating as CDs and vinyls reached their destinations. Now, the cut has appeared on streaming services along with an official lyric video. Check it out below.

‘the lakes’ was co-written and co-produced by longtime collaborator Jack Antonoff, and unlike much of folklore, The National’s Aaron Dessner was not involved in the making of the song. It’s titled after the Lake District in the United Kingdom, a place popularized by Romantic poets such as William Wordsworth and Samuel Coleridge, and finds her yearning for a simpler time: “A red rose grew up out of ice frozen ground with no one around to tweet it,” she sings, “While I bathe in cliffside pools with my calamitous love and insurmountable grief.”

“Take me to the lakes, where all the poets went to die/I don’t belong and my beloved neither do you,” she sings on the chorus.

folklore recently became the top-selling album of 2020, selling 846,000 equivalent album units in the first week since its release on July 24.

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