Kurt Vile - (Watch My Moves) - VINYL LP

Two organists and a sound poet walk into a studio. What results is not a punchline, although it is often funny How do I know if my cat likes me?, the first record from Swedish musicians Ellen Arkbro and Hampus Lindwall and Norwegian artist Hanne Lippard, is a collection of existential meditations on the uselessness of language. InchModern Spanking,Inch adapted from an existing text of Lippard's, free-associates it's way from the phrase Inchonline bankingInch toward Inchbreathing down your neck banking / stabbing an open wound bankingInch and Inchsexy but bankruptInch-you guessed it-Inchbanking.Inch InchThe long goodbyeInch imagines an excruciating dialogue between acquaintances who can't politely disengage InchIt's always enriching to explore new ideas with you!Inch deadpans Lippard, who replies to herself, InchDefinitely! I hope to see you soon! / I hope so too! / I'm really looking forward to the next time! / I couldn't agree more!Inch Punctuated by Arkbro and Lindwall's majestic organ chords, which thwart their own grandiosity with impeccable comic timing, How do I know if my cat likes me? extends the lineage of Roberts Ashley and Barry's droll concept poetry, hammering at the sounds of language until they dislodge all signifiers through pleasurably numbing repetition. It's like doing a Captcha over and over until all the characters fuzz to hieroglyphs, or finding oneself mired in an endless, tautological customer-service argument, but after you dead-end at nonsense, you stumble into an unexpectedly transcendent beauty, where language flips from pure function to pure aesthetic, shimmering with possibility.

The Swedish sextet Hellsingland Underground is back with their fifth full length studio album called InchA Hundred Years Is NothingInch, due to on August 30. On August 9, the first single InchCarnival Beyond The HillsInch is released together with a lyric video. The sound on this album is a big step forward for the band, both sound- and songwriting wise. You can still sense their early day folk and blues influences, but you'll also hear echoes of Pink Floyd, Queen and The Doors. Mini-moogs, mellotron and accoustic guitars has been added into a perfect mix of great personal lyrics, and some of the finest songwriting to ever come from a Swedish rock band. InchA Hundred Years Is NothingInch is their strongest album to date, no doubt.

Double vinyl LP pressing. 2018 , the first solo album in three years from the acclaimed indie musician. Bottle It In includes the single InchLoading Zones.Inch Contributors include Kim Gordon (who plays acoustic guitar on InchMutiniesInch), Mary Lattimore, Cass McCombs, Warpaint's Stella Mozgawa, and Lucius' Holly Laessig and Jess Wolfe, among others. The record was produced by Kurt Vile, the Violators (Rob Laakso, Kyle Spence, and Jesse Trbovich), Peter Katis, Shawn Everett, and Rob Schnapf. Bottle It In follows Vile's 2017 joint album with Courtney Barnett, Lotta Sea Lice.