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Happy Birthday (Merge) by D.C.'s Sneaks (aka Eva Moolchan). You can also detect the influence of musical acts such as Le Tigre and tUnE-yArDs. All of these elements combine to make a thrilling listen. Sneaks gives us plenty of opportunities to work out the kinks in our bodies, as well as plenty to think about, in irresistibly rhythmic numbers such as "Faith," "This World," "Do You Want To Go Out Tonight," and "Mars In Virgo." Ace of Cups   Recorded and released before the 2020 election where Kamala Harris made history by becoming the first female Vice President, "Put A Woman in Charge" by ...

Loma tell us their Top 10s of 2020 Shearwater) -- released their genuinely wonderful second album, Don't Shy Away, back in October. It's hypnotic, haunting, mysterious and comforting, and features Brian Eno on the ethereal closing track, "Homing." If you haven't checked this album out, do yourself a favor and listen -- and watch some of their beautifully made videos -- below. It's end of the year and everybody seems to be making Top 10 lists, but Loma's three members have offered us slightly unusual ones. Emily Cross' is “Top Ten (vegan) things I made in my kitchen in 2020," Dan Duszynski ...

Loma (members of Shearwater and Cross Record); the terrific debut album from techno pop artist Ela Minus; the third album from Ty Segall's proto-metal-influenced trio Fuzz; the new album from jangle S.F. power-poppers Latitude; and Gruff Rhys has a new memoir on the way. There are LOTS more albums out this week than those four, and Andrew reviews some of them (including two from Big Thief's Adrianne Lenker) in this week's Notable Releases. More Basement-approved stuff from this week: the double-album reissue of The Fall's We're less than two weeks out from the election, please vote. He...

Have. >> you're 100% right. my win/ross record isn't much better than yours. >> painfully honest. >> one thing is if you're going up on stage to be someone different than you've been for the five, six months before and you're doing something wrong -- >> that is a great point. >> if someone is combative on the stump, goes after biden or bernie or goes after anyone and you've transferred that on to the stage, that'll work. but people will smell it very quickly. the most obvious example is probably rubio in 2013 who was trying too hard. there is a way to carve out conflict here. because you write...