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This 78-minute mix Kieran Hebden first distributed as a CD the last night of his DJ residency at London's Plastic People includes There Is Love In You's previously unheard "Sing" as well as "Love…   Read Story »
This year in music was great and we'rea gonna let it finish (sorry), but in terms of notable album releases the ship has sailed. No offense, 30 Seconds To Mars. While the Gummys' virtual poll booth…   Read Story »
At about the 9:45 mark, after a Q&A with Radio 1's Gilles Peterson, "Love Cry"'s Joy Orbison remix, Kieran's spittle, and a Sun Ra moment, you'll find There Is Love In You's "Plastic People." Get a…   Read Story »
Kieran Hebden's fifth album, his first proper full-length in over four years, is out 1/26 via Domino. You've heard lead track "Love Cry." It'll be joined by eight other songs, including "Angel…   Read Story »
For "Love Cry," Kieran Hebden gives us a percussive nine minute forward-thrusting dance track piloted by ghostly crate-digger female vocals and enough bass to earn its title (a title that's repeated…   Read Story »
SCORE! 20 Years Of Merge Records: THE REMIXES! features Caribou, Four Tet, Xiu Xiu, Mark Robinson, the Blow, and others tackling classic and current Mergers. It's out 11/17 as a CD/download and is…   Read Story »
The eco-friendly Green Man took over Brecon Beacons, Wales this past weekend with a heavy dose of Americana: from midwestern folkies (Bon Iver, Wilco, Andrew Bird) to wailing east coast…   Read Story »
Kieran Hebden, aka Four Tet, is all about collaboration, so it's not a surprise that he teamed with shadowy English dubstep crossover Burial, aka William Bevan. The results, "Moth" and "Wolf Cub,"…   Read Story »
The new escalating Hebden and Reid track's a huge sonic liftoff. Makes sense: "Lyman Place" is the opener from Mr. Four Tet and Mr. Good Drummer's collaborative Big Apple homage NYC (11/18 via…   Read Story »
As we rumble through the music world's Q4, you're gonna start seeing a lot more remixes, special EPs, free live cuts, etc. from bands with earlier quarter LP releases; think of 'em as a gentle nudge…   Read Story »