Showing All "Factory Floor" Posts
Apr 8th 2 Comments
Last week, the young British trio Vondelark released Seabed, a full-length debut packed with jazzy, ruminative R&B grooves, finding some intra-genre sweet spot that not too many others have explored.… Read Story »
Jan 11th 4 Comments
The London dance trio Factory Floor, in fusing harsh and primitive house music to postpunk atmospherics, have figured out a way to turn nine-minute songs into gripping, kinetic things. But their… Read Story »
Jan 7th 3 Comments
The London goth-dance trio Factory Floor continue to absolutely bend minds from one 12" single to the next, fusing jacked-up Chicago house music to dark and mysterious textures for a whole bunch of… Read Story »
Nov 2nd, 2012 Comment
Last month, we heard "Keep It Together," the itchy, tense, near-trip-hop new single from Trent Reznor's How to destroy angels_. Reznor and co. deserve props for figuring out exactly the right group… Read Story »
Sep 28th, 2012 2 Comments
Next month, Australian dark-rock crew My Disco will release a new single called "Wrapped Coast" b/w "All I Can Do." The A-side, "Wrapped Coast," is a ferocious six-minute death-march of a song. The… Read Story »
Feb 23rd, 2012 1 Comment
On the new album Transverse, a couple of different generations of bleak British electronic music team up. Carter Tutti Void is the new trio made up of Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti, both… Read Story »
Nov 15th, 2011 Comment
We already posted the minimal video for "Two Different Ways," the new single from London goth-house comers Factory Floor. Now, the trio has also posted a video for "Second Way," the alternate version… Read Story »
Nov 7th, 2011 1 Comment
The entire video for "Two Different Ways," the new eight-minute banger from London goth-house trio Factory Floor, is a shot of one industrious raver dancing while someone else projects various shapes… Read Story »
Nov 4th, 2011 Comment
Factory Floor is, as they say, going places. The young London trio has figured out a way to fuse classic body-jacking Chicago house music with feeling-so-alone winter-of-your-soul goth sadness. And… Read Story »
Oct 2nd, 2011 2 Comments
Jeff Mangum has justifiably been getting the lion's share of the attention surrounding the I'll Be Your Mirror festival; when a reclusive indie god comes out of hiding, it's a big deal. But the… Read Story »
