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Drowse’s Kyle Bates discusses his favorite albums of 2020 After a busy 2019 that included the release of two Drowse albums, main member Kyle Bates stayed quieter in 2020, but he did listen to plenty of other people's music, and he now made us a list of his 11 favorite albums of the year. It includes Flenser labelmates Sprain and The Microphones, some ambient ( Sarah Davachi), some black metal ( Paysage d’hiver, and more), and Kyle had plenty of interesting things to say about each album. Here's his list, in no particular order... The Couch Scene - Myriam’s songs deserve attention. O...

Infant Island members list their favorite albums of 2020 Collections 1 compilation (which benefited the Richmond Community Bail Fund), and their sophomore album Beneath, which we named the #2 best punk album of 2020 (and also included on our list of great screamo/post-hardcore albums from this year). Not to mention, guitarist/vocalist Alexander Rudenshiold also released a killer EP with his band Mattachine. With the year coming to a close, all five members of Infant Island spoke to us about the music they loved most this year. Each member made their own list of favorite albums, accompanied ...

The 20 best albums of 2020 Clockwise from top left: Rina Sawayama (Photo: Greg Lin Jiajie), Moses Sumney (Photo: Alexander Black), Run The Jewels (Photo: Timothy Saccenti), Jeff Rosenstock (Photo: Christine Mackie), Soccer Mommy (Photo: Brian Ziff) Graphic: Natalie Peeples 3 Yes, it’s been a hard year, and yes, we’re also tired of confronting that fact. But the bizarrely repetitive and numbing hermetic existence most of us have endured this past year has made for a strange experience, one thankfully made more tolerable by all the art and pop culture streamed, downloaded, mailed, and deliv...

Oneohtrix Point Never Unveils Video For No Nightmares Featuring The Weeknd Tuesday, 15 December 2020 Oneohtrix Point Never has dropped a new video. The clip accompanies No Nightmares from Daniel Loptain's latest album, 'Magic Oneohtrix Point Never', released back in October via Warp. The track features ethereal vocals by the Weeknd, who also stars in the dreamlike CGI-based creation, which was directed by longtime Loptain collaborator Nate Boyce's studio Reliquary House. Boyce said: "Dan initially sent me an excerpt of 'Fear of the Inexplicable' by Rilke as a prompt to start working...

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