Nice that they offer an opt out. Comes across as a little too late but maybe they will untrain based on future opt outs?? Unlikely but interesting to know this exists regardless
a compilation album from a label worth knowing. The first two preview tracks are wonderful and the track-by-track writeup makes me even more hype for its release in Sept.
I've been working with the band sugar sk*-*lls for around a year preparing their new album, Star Time. After much preparation, today we're finally able to unleash the fruits of our labor on the world.
First and foremost, the video for "Becomes Me" is now available. It was directed by Dycee Wildman and it's an absolute blast. It's got witches, it's got rituals, it's got loads of synth. I'm biased but I'm such a big fan of what she was able to do.
Along with that video is the "Becomes Me" maxi-single - a mini-EP of sorts that takes the album track and pairs it with 2 remixes and a bonus track. The wildest part is that the bonus track is a cover from another band of a different album track. It is a bizarre and strange idea that I really can't express my affection for enough.
Lastly, but not leastly, is the new full-length album Star Time is now available for pre-order. It's set for release on October 6th and can be procured in digital form or as 2x Deluxe Cassette; featuring all of the remixes and covers compiled into a special mixtape.
There will be plenty more to share about this project over the coming months and I am overjoyed to start spreading the word. Please indulge and spread the word.
if you know Plantasia, you already know why this is exciting. If you do not know Plantasia, go listen to it immediately and then come back to this. Loads of new Garson tunes, unearthed and remastered. Exciting!
Futel is half hacker project and half public good. At it's core, it's a literal payphone that anyone can use, for free, to make outgoing calls, as well as leverage free voicemail services. Beyond that, it's also a zine documenting its usage, an incoming number to hear all sorts of audio ephemera. In short, a fascinating series of phone interfaces that also provide services that may be critical for those in need.
You can read more about the project on their site and blogor spend a few minutes with this YouTube presentation that walks through all of it.