Search

Natural Music

Helping you discover your new favorite music

Menu
Skip to content
  • Album Reviews
  • Content
    • Live Reviews
    • Best of
  • About
    • Contact
    • Contributors

Tag: natural music podcast

  • Podcasts

Episode #1 – “Pitchfork is wrong about James Blake”

  • by Natural Music
  • Posted on January 30, 2019
Read More

Album Reviews

  • Hidden Places – The Circle is Not Round

    December 6, 2019
  • Fire at Work – Atomic Spawn

    March 26, 2019
  • Cherry Glazerr – Stuffed & Ready

    February 7, 2019
  • FIDLAR – Almost Free

    February 4, 2019
  • Choker – Mono no Moto

    January 31, 2019

Instagram

Dublin punks, Fontaines D.C. have confirmed that they’ve finished recording their second album in LA and that it’s “a lot more influenced by The Beach Boys”. Their explosive debut album ‘Dogrel’ which was released in April reflected on the experience of growing up in Dublin while the new album sees the band addressing the wider world in general. Swipe right to see some live footage of the band we got when they played in Columbus in September. The band said in a statement - “The record feels like a dream that sometimes goes into nightmares and fairytales. It’s been a very up-and-down year. There’s been no time for any break, so it’s been madness at times and we’ve felt quite lost. But it’s been magical as well.”
Happy 50th birthday Jay Z and welcome back to Spotify! Jay Z owns the rival music streaming service Tidal and removed his solo work from Spotify back in 2017 before released ‘4:44’ but today his entire music catalog has returned to the platform!
#bestofnovember Floorplan - Supernatural On their second album as a duo, Detroit techno titan Robert Hood and his daughter Lyric sharpen their focus on the fusion of house music and gospel. [2019 = the year of gospel] The core of Hood’s music is still techno but as the album continues the surface becomes more soulful. The Floorplan sound is much warmer than Hood’s solo work, a shade more house than techno, and Supernatural contains the duo’s most enthusiastic work yet. “Song Like This” feels like genuine gospel music, not just a dance remix—a veritable tabernacle choir of joyous voices, organ licks, and cymbals crashing. For the less spiritually inclined, the album still functions as a full-bodied dance workout.
Columbus post punk trio Hidden Places “debut” album ‘the circle is not round’ is set for release everywhere next Friday, december 6th. In the past month the band has released two singles brimming with jerky post punk energy [separator/mundanity] and we can’t wait to hear the whole album [swipe right to hear separator] In 2017 the Columbus band debuted with an incredible EP titled “uh’s”. In just 17 minutes the band managed to explore a mirage of influences including Talking Heads, Interpol, and Dismemberment Plan while maintaining a distinctive, unique style. David Fuller leads the group with an eccentric, energetic stage presence along and we can’t wait to see this new music performed in 2020.
The Natural Music team is looking to expand and get back to posting at least daily on the page. We are looking for people interested in the music we like to cover who are want to help us grow and improve and continue to value to our followers lives by enabling music discovery. We’re primarily looking for writers and content creators but also have needs in graphic/web design, marketing, and other areas. If your passionate about music, we can find a place for you so shoot us a DM or forward this post to a friend who may be interested! Check out the link in our bio for a short article on the impetus for this action written by our founder @alekprus.
Last week @warprecords put out WXAXRXP Sessions, 30 years of Warp on the radio, ripped legally for the first time. The collection of sessions is a total 41 tracks from 10 of Warp’s defining artists. We HIGHLY recommend the Oneohtrix Point Never, Aphex Twin and Flying Lotus sessions. Oneohtrix Point Never - KCRW Session Mount Kimbie - WXAXRXP Session Seefeel - Peel Session Plaid - Peel Session 2 Kelly Moran - WXAXRXP Session Flying Lotus - Presents INFINITY "Infinitum" - Maida Vale Session Aphex Twin - Peel Session 2 Boards Of Canada - Peel Session Bibio - WXAXRXP Session WARP is a pinnacle of creativity in electronic music. The home of Aphex Twin, Autechre, Flying Lotus, Kelela, Yves Tumor among many other musical trailblazers. Its story began in Sheffield in 1989 during the UK's acid house explosion. The bleep sound Warp helped shape and popularise was probably the UK's first truly innovative response to US house and techno, a sound to call its own.

Follow Us

  • Instagram
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Spotify
  • YouTube
Blog at WordPress.com.
×