Liars' No. 1 Against The Rush was the initial fully-sculpted piece unfurled from their ambiguously entitled forthcoming full-length WIXIW and it remains its outstanding oeuvre both immediate and enduring. However here to rub some grubby house womp over its previously unassuming electronica stylings is Depeche Mode originator and fellow Warpster  Vince Clarke , whose radical overhaul exudes ominousness; representative of a restless tide of hedonism-geared headfuck to keep feet chained to the imperceptible dancefloor enshrouded in dimness below and ecstasy bathing in dilated pupils until withered and prune-like. Clarke's rework – and this rather more paranoiac deconstruction courtesy of Matmos – feature ...

Incredibly minimalist, a deconstruction of what music can be defined as. Black Polygons' Landscape EP lives up to it's name almost too well. Music Player:  Black Polygons - Vignette.mp3 read more

Visit Indie Shuffle to download. Sounds like: Shlohmo, Nicolas Jaar Song: SBTRKT - Gamelena [download here ] What's so good? SBTRKT is back in the studio and sharing new tracks! “Gamelena” is a little bit of a deconstruction — more of a meandering electronic track than anything particularly tangible. Frankly, not 100% sure what to make of this track. It’s definitely nice to listen to, but given that I’d rank his collaboration with Little Dragon among one of the best songs this decade…I’ve got my expectations really high. ------------------------ 1. Original post: SBTRKT – Gamelena 2. Posted in: Electronic , instrumental ...

Canadian musician/producer Devin Townsend (STRAPPING YOUNG LAD, STEVE VAI, LAMB OF GOD, DARKEST HOUR, GWAR) played four shows in London in November 2011 dedicated to his tetralogy album concept — a great journey through Devin's different states of musical moods — which he started in 2009 with the albums "Addicted" (2009) and "Ki" (2009) and finished with last year's "Deconstruction" and "Ghost".

Canadian musician/producer Devin Townsend (STRAPPING YOUNG LAD, STEVE VAI, LAMB OF GOD, DARKEST HOUR, GWAR) played four shows in London in November 2011 dedicated to his tetralogy album concept — a great journey through Devin's different states of musical moods — which he started in 2009 with the albums "Addicted" (2009) and "Ki" (2009) and finished with last year's "Deconstruction" and "Ghost".

By Papaya on May 16 2012 The reason I hate writing about so-called “abstract” music also happens to be one of the reasons I love listening to it. It can’t be hastily described in terms of a blanket buzzy genre or reduced to a formulaic hypothetical (“sounds like if X artist and Y artist combined”) — that is, if it’s well made, which rlhaaa to very much happens to be. Described by the label as a “deconstruction of field recordings,” understood in a Derridean sense to mean an album created outside of the false dichotomy between the non-music of ...

Kindess x  (Video) Another industry-busting video from Adam Bainbridge featuring a deconstruction and analysis of the pop song with a ten year old.

Today's track veers off the path we've mostly trodden thus far, into terrain filled with wild thickets and foreboding shadows; but trust me, it's well worth the journey to witness one of electronic music's most fascinating artists brewing up a new ancient/futuristic concoction. Sam Shackleton continues to shun most forms of publicity, and there is an ever-widening chasm between him and the "dubstep" pigeonhole that he was once unfairly confined to, but his ongoing preoccupation with the deconstruction of rhythm regularly delivers him to quite prominent places: into the studio with Ricardo Villalobos and amongst ...

Daniel Lopatin’s gorgeous, floating deconstruction of a classic, via @0PN:

Earlier today, ClashMusic received a phone call. "We've got an interview" the voice on the other end informed us, "which might be of interest". Intrigued, we probed further. Turns out, Death Grips spent time at Coachella hanging out with Alec Empire. Two ferocious, unrelenting talents the German noise provocateur was able to tease out some fascinating answers from the reclusive Sacramento collective. Handed the complete transcript, the Clash team have opted to present the conversation entirely un-edited. - - - Alec Empire: I was glad to see your show at Coachella this year in 2012 for the first time. When I included ...

Renowned multi-instrumentalist Devin Townsend will be releasing his DVD box-set, 'By A Thread - Live in London 2011', on June 18th in Europe and June 19th in North America through HevyDevy Records / InsideOut Music. This special box-set contains a 4-DVD set with footage from the unique, sold-out UK shows from last fall where he performed all four Devin Townsend Project albums ('Ki', 'Addicted', 'Ghost', 'Deconstruction'), along with a 5-CD set with the four DTP albums and one disc of encores. All of the box-sets are autographed and numbered with a collector's certificate of authenticity.

What is the essence of debt, and what is debt that doesn't have a monetary solution? Canadian essayist, novelist, activist, and general "ist" Margaret Atwood pontificates on the complex nature of this kind of liability in "Payback: Debt and the Shadow Side of Wealth," a non-fiction book and the springboard for Jennifer Baichwal's concisely titled"Payback." Atwood's deconstruction of the idea is incredibly deep, at times both frightening and amusing; Baichwal attempts to translate her lecture into a documentary/video essay and succeeds in creating something original that still retains the strength of the author's voice ...

Photos by Helen F. Kennedy "Sleep Party People play and manipulate their machines so well, as if they created them. Deconstruction, then construction, deconstruction, construction again. The crowd are being taken down a Steve Reich shaped rabbit hole and on a Tangerine Dream mind bending trip." Click here to read a full review of the gig.

Straight away, the members of Sleep Party People disarm you. They appear in white bunny masks, a nice sensation when you are amidst the darkness and boudoir reds of the Buffalo Bar. This gives off an ambience of rock ‘n’ roll expectation, but the ambience that we’re about to be enveloped in is actually a fantastical surprise; a luxurious, sumptuous feeling. Yet, these bunnies are robed in black hoodies. Bunnies in hoodies? Some sort of statement being made here? Rumours have spread that they hide themselves because they’re shy – we’re sceptical about that. But it turns out ...

Their set featured: Deconstruction Feathers Replicate Shiny Things Enjoy the full playback here. Fanfarlo recently dropped by WXPN. Purchase Fanfarlo items via Insound. MP3: Fanfarlo – Shiny Things (Yeasayer Mix)