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When we posted Blanck Mass's "Land Disasters," I quoted the man behind the project, Fuck Buttons' Benjamin John Power, as saying, among other things: "Soundtracking nature documentaries would work…   Read Story »
Last year, Fuck Buttons' Benjamin John Power recorded an album's worth of material in his London apartment under the moniker Blanck Mass. The band name and cover art unfortunately evoke the Faint,…   Read Story »
At this point people know what to expect from Kutscher's: The faded Catskills resort's crumbling walls held together by mold, broken everything (we were forced to do our own DIY toilet plumbing,…   Read Story »
The video clip for "Surf Solar" transformed a rookery of spastic penguins into a kaleidoscope. Going a more straightforward route, the treatment for the Tarot Sport's "Olympians" finds the Bristol…   Read Story »
When the All Tomorrow's Parties festival first launched, the idea of canonizing an iconic album with a track-for-track live performance was still a novel concept. A decade later the album-recreation…   Read Story »
Taking a break from their Tarot Sport(s), Andrew Hung and Benjamin John Power offer their distinctively kaleidoscopic crunch to an imploded twisting of Manic Street Preachers' "Virginia State…   Read Story »
On the forthcoming Tarot Sport UK BTW Fuck Buttons have axed Street Horrrsing's awesome Wolf Eyes/black metal-inflected yowls in favor of denser vocal-free compositions. It's a very good record, for…   Read Story »
Well, this is some good news. Since earning a BTW assignation and killing at our SXSW party later that year, we've had to rely on the occasional epic remix to get a fix of anything resembling new…   Read Story »
It'd be interesting to see how Andreas Nilsson would shift his eerie "If I Had A Heart" video to match onetime BTW Fuck Button's bouncier remix. Instead of Knife Karin Dreijer's dark, pulsing,…   Read Story »
Before we kick off the bulk of this week's CMJ coverage, we're gonna look all the way back to last week's Iceland Airwaves Festival. Stereogum sent photog Abbey Braden overseas to take it all in.…   Read Story »