Oct 20, 2015
Punk rock from China, shoegaze from Tijuana - we sent independent bands around the world to make new music in 12 iconic recording studios.
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Punk rock from China, shoegaze from Tijuana - we sent independent bands around the world to make new music in 12 iconic recording studios.
The Culture of Creativity: The Lytics (part 2)
"You can't corner yourself in, you gotta expose yourself to everything and anything."
In part two of our series, Mike D & The Lytics take a look back at their respective roots & discuss the barriers they had to overcome when their careers first started.
Converse Rubber Tracks Live: Wild Nothing Tour
Starting May 14th, dream-pop experts Wild Nothing will hit the road for a five-night tour presented by Converse Rubber Tracks Live.
Each tour date features a unique Converse Rubber Tracks alumnus as the opening act.
Ticketing opens on Wednesday, May 6th at 12PM EST. All shows are 100% free.
Click the dates below to RSVP:
May 14: Toronto w/ Look Vibrant
May 15: Boston w/ Eternals
May 16: Brooklyn w/ Journalism
May 21: Los Angeles w/ Roses
May 22: San Francisco w/ Cocktails
Brooklyn based electro singer/songwriter goste has just released his third EP, Eugene, featuring the single Loadedlikeapistol. Dubbing his harsh yet rich, early 90's style voice over itself to create a haunting series of rounds over dark electronic sounds and guitar, Loadedlikeapistol is a beautiful yet coarse song with unique depth.
goste celebrates the release of Eugene December 4th at Cameo Gallery, after which he launches a brief Northeastern tour to kick off the EP.
Cailey Lindberg of EarMilk.com describes goste as "one of those rare producers in experimental electronic music who adds his own vocals to tracks instead of using samples," which in turn allows his music to "seamlessly transfer into an offbeat performance, art space, or any venue where people come to really listen to music." The transformative properties of his music are addictive, and will keep you listening over and over again to his edgy rock vocals.
Below is a live performance of goste's Loadedlikeapisto at Converse Rubbertracks in Brooklyn; be sure to catch him out on tour!
