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[mineralism]

ok im actually gonna take a stab at the

NEW MINERAL MONTHLY

a roundup or 'Whats Music Been Going On' u know?

1st off we had a new record from Ben Bondy again under new alias k2dj. i love this stuff, it's a lot more songlike than his other recent releases and i believe features him singing a lot. real sweet music

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2ndly we have 3XL genius, bff and regular collaborator of ben bondy Special Guest DJ / Shy under an older alias, Caveman LSD. this is some deep mineral stuff, more percussive and dublike.

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3rd up is another core mineral player Pontiac Streator, who is in Crimeboys with shy (above) as well as many other duos/groups/names. Yesterday they released the 4th of their ' Select Works ', absolutely loving it. seems a bit more trancey / pop than their previous installments which is cool

4th is Perila, creator of some of the softest electroacoustic textures and spacious field recordings this side of The Mineral (big week for it i gotta say) with a surprise album on Shelter Press that specialises in very textural sounds. Clicks and hums and scrapes and drones and low frequencies.

5th i just remembered that holy shit Kindtree just put something out recently, i love kindtree. kindtree is a part of All Light Hits U and Purelink.

extra: announced things yet to be released

[nkotbblockparty]

I'm so behind on things, please bear with me lol. Reposted from NKOTB: "You can now pre-order The Block Revisited on 2LP purple vinyl (with bonus tracks and alternate cover) exclusively at Amazon and on 1CD with bonus tracks exclusively at Target!! https://nkotb.lnk.to/BlockRevisited 🤖❤️ ♾"

[alephalpha333]

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[swiftspen]

No bc being able to experience red being released again is doing more for my inner child than going to therapy ever did

[930club]

NEW TRACKS: The Strokes — “At The Door” and “Bad Decisions”

The Strokes have made some of the best rock songs of the 21st century, thanks to their ability to create timeless music that is half groundbreaking, half nostalgic. Although the New York quintet have been preoccupied with side projects and family lives, which resulted in only 26 new Strokes songs coming out in the 2010s, they have amassed an increasing fanbase over the years.

At a Bernie Sanders rally that the band performed at on February 10, they premiered a video for their new song titled “At The Door,” which was officially released the next day.

“At The Door” combines the atmospheric energy of two great Strokes cuts from the songs “Call it Fate, Call it Karma” and “80’s Comedown Machine” on the album Comedown Machine. The song also features the Daft Punk synth sounds that Julian Casablancas played in the song “Instant Crush.” “At The Door” possesses incredible and impassioned vocals from Casablancas, whose melody will stick in the listener’s head. It is a great somber record that reintroduces the band after four years of no new music, and seven since their last full length album.

“Bad Decisions,” an additional new Strokes single, has an energetic and catchy chorus. The outro consists of intense vocals alongside frantic guitar work from Nick Valensi and Albert Hammond Jr. The track pays homage to the classic songs “I Melt with You” by Modern English and “Dancing with Myself” by Billy Idol (who receives a songwriting credit). Much like how “Last Nite” had an intro that borrowed heavily from “American Girl” by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, the song uses a familiar musical template to create a brand new rock song that reinvigorates the genre by leaning into the past.

Over the past couple of weeks, Strokes fans have been showered with great news. A new album titled The New Abnormal, produced by Rick Rubin, is coming out April 10, and tour dates are being added constantly.

Casablancas made a direct admission of their musical silence at a massive show in Barclays Center this past New Year’s Eve: “Yeah, we’ve got a new album coming out soon. 2020, here we come. The 2010s, whatever the f*** they’re called, we took ‘em off. And now we’ve been unfrozen and we’re back. If you really love someone, you’ll be frozen with them.”

“At The Door” proves that The Strokes continue to be innovative, and “Bad Decisions” proves that they can still make modern classic rock songs.

— Mike Bamarni

[linto-chisa]

Playlist Card: Another playlist comprising of sad songs. This is the break up playlist and grab a tissue

[wardley10]

The guy's a genius. .

Ed Sheeran out here dropping collab tracks all in one day mixing different genres with the likes of Stormzy, Travis Scott, Eminem, Camilla Cabello, Chris Stapleton, 50 Cent and literally every song is incredible. What a songwriter. I bow down Mr Sheeran.