Vice & Intel's Creators Project -- you'll recall NYC incarnation from late last year -- made its way out to the Bay this weekend for a West Coast version of the festival held in San Francisco's Fort…   Read Story »

The video for "New France," Orbital's recent collaboration with Zola Jesus, doesn't feature the British rave pioneers or the wailing postpunk queen. Instead, it tells the story of a stuffed lion who…   Read Story »

Touring behind her well received album Conatus, Zola Jesus stopped by the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles, and filled the hall with haunting vocals amongst the bisons and dioramas. With…   Read Story »

The legendary baldheaded UK techno duo Orbital is about to release Wonky, the group's first album since 2004's Blue Album; we've already posted the early track "Never." And now, the duo has made the…   Read Story »

Some combinations just make sense, and the intersection of David Lynch and Zola Jesus, two expert crafters of creepy beauty, is one of them. David Lynch, still relatively new to the music game, has…   Read Story »

The hottest ticket in Los Angeles last night was M83's super sold out show at the Music Box in support of their double album opus Hurry Up, We're Dreaming. It was an evening full of soaring…   Read Story »

It's hard to believe Zola Jesus is only two proper albums deep into her career; she's already been through a world of aesthetic evolution. Nika Roza Danilova's first album was 2009's scraping, feral…   Read Story »

With the "dope-as-fuck" (per Tom) Conatus dropping tomorrow, what better to start out Zola Jesus coronation week than with an eerie, hypnotic video from that LP? Watch the clip for "Vessel," directed…   Read Story »

"Days Grow Older" is a bonus track on the iTunes edition of Zola Jesus's dope-as-fuck new album Conatus. The track fits nicely with the rest of the album's operatic synth-goth, but it adds some…   Read Story »

Last year, Zola Jesus released two absolutely bewitching EPs, Stridulum and Valusia, both of which moved away from the scraping noise of her origins to a dark, swirling synthpop that made amazing use…   Read Story »