12. 6. 2020

Singles of the Week (24//20)


1) Garland - Laser Eyes



debut EP
Shoegaze pop from IDF, France
released June 8, 2020

Artwork: Julie Laporte


(EP - Records DK)

2) Yung - Progress



The Danish four-piece Yung is back with a new 7” Progress out August 28 via PNKSLM Recordings. After the release of their debut LP A Youthful Dream through Fat Possum Records in 2016, which followed a series of acclaimed EP’s that brought them the attention of Pitchfork, Stereogum, NPR, The FADER and more, and years of touring heavily, the Aarhus based quartet Yung decided to take a step back.

After some time spent reassessing themselves and finding common ground to push forward, the band returned to the studio to work on a follow-up to their debut record, and now, four years after the release of the debut, the band is set to share the first fruits of that labour in the shape of the new single "Progress", which is to be released digitally on June 12 and on 7” vinyl alongside the B-side “New Fast Song”.

Having refined their sound while embracing a wider palette of inspiration, Progress is also an early taste of Yung’s next full-length (due early 2021) and their first release with new label partner PNKSLM Recordings.
credits
releases August 28, 2020




(video, digital - PNKSLM)

3) TENGGER - Nomad



TENGGER is a traveling musical family, made up of Pan-Asian couple, itta and Marqido, who create their brand of psychedelic New-Age drone magic through the use of harmonium, voice, and toy instruments (played by itta) and analogue synths (played by Marqido). TENGGER means ‘unlimited expanse of sky’ in Mongolian and also means ‘huge sea’ in Hungarian.
It’s fitting that the latest album from TENGGER is entitled Nomad. The South Korean/Japanese couple at the core of the group have built their ethos around a life lived in thrall to the road — making yearly pilgrimages to dazzling locales, recording their music among unfamiliar cultures and environments, and in turn creating sounds imbued with a lush environmental thrum. The band considers this travel the spiritual center to their works, and that mindset is reflected in their adopted name, TENGGER, meaning “unlimited expanse of sky" in Mongolian and also “huge sea” in Hungarian. The grandeur reflected in their name radiates from every lingering note of their Earthsong sojourns. The band has harnessed and channeled a clutch of cosmic and Terran harmonics alike over their decade plus of growth — with notable releases on Guruguru Brain and Extra Noir — and now they return to Beyond Beyond is Beyond, after the success of 2019’s Spiritual 2 on BBiB, for their most enigmatic turn yet.

Dive into Nomad and there’s a feeling of constant motion. Not the rushed or hurried motion that comes from being crushed into a throng of workers on their way to a day’s wage, but a more natural sense of order and flow. Within pieces like the Krautrock-flecked “Eurasia,” the quivering opener “Achime,” and the aptly-titled closer “Flow,” the band adopts the serene sweep of trickling waters and the precise yet natural movement of molecules. They tap the pulse of plasma rippling through the body and set it aloft on their own stretches of synth. The duo finds the interconnective tissue between Neu, Popul Vuh, the vocal sculptures of Julianna Barwick, and the sunset strains of Harmonia, suturing the stitches with each influence’s most natural impulses. With layers of voice hovering above the harmonics, TENGGER bring about the kind of meditative calm that’s often attached to the New Age, but they lift the genre off of the thrift store shelves and yoga studio tape decks and elevate its bliss into a new era of Kosmiche transcendence.




(12" vinyl, CD - Beyond Beyond Is Beyond)

4) Korine - Fate



New single from Philadelphia Electronic / Pop duo Morgy Ramone and Trey Frye.
Album The Night We Raise out 4/9.




(video, digital - Born Losers)

5) Ils - No Luck



From debut Album Curse out 4/7 from noise band...
Nathan Abner, Tom Glose, Tim Steiner, Adam Pike
Tom Glose (Black Elk, Knight Badger, Cougar), Tim Steiner (Microtia, These Things, Fortune Club), Nathan Abner (The Days The Nights), Adam Pike (White Orange, The Mediam, Red Fang)


(video - Pogo)

Hyla - Deserve




(digital - L X V I)

P.S:
vinyl:
Cosse - Nothing Belongs to Anything (12")
EPs:
Southern Shores - Siena (Part I) /EP/
Six Feet Tall - Be Grave With Your Life /EP/
Surf Loose - Aquarium /EP/
Decemberism - Moving Forward /EP/
digi single, video:
Bully - Where To Start
sleepmakeswaves - Pyramids
Gordi - Unready
Denio - Dreaming
Dream Lake - Open Up Your Heart
Double Grave - The Farm
Boy With Apple - Green Eyes
Ancient Channels - Carpe Noctem
SWEAM - Pretend To Know
Sunbeam Sound Machine - Worry Wart
Square Kids - Above
Suburban Living - Indigo Kids
Plastic Estate - This Place
HighSchool - Frosting
Fuck Cyclists - The Owen Guns
Closed Mouth - Two Ways To Choose
Young Ejecta - Call My Name
XTR Human - Darkest Side

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