ODESZA‘s long-awaited return to the stage is officially set in stone. The beloved duo will return to their hometown of Seattle on July 29th for a massive show at the Climate Pledge Arena, a sustainable concert venue and the first net zero certified arena in the world. With a capacity of over 17,000, it’ll be ODESZA’s largest performance in Seattle to date. ODESZA’s last performance took place almost three years to the date of today’s announcement, when they tied a bow on 2019’s “A Moment Apart” tour with a two-day finale at Los Angeles State Historic Park. Dubbed “The Return,” the momentous comeback show could herald a tour in late 2022. Fans can expect the duo to pull out all the stops in terms of their live production. According...
Killabite Media, a popular electronic music record label, has been accused of pocketing hundreds of thousands in unpaid royalties owed to artists. The allegations arose after Killabite’s songs abruptly vanished from digital service providers like Spotify and Apple Music, as well as a purge of all music on the label’s verified SoundCloud page. Electronic artist Daniel Sanchez, who produces music under the moniker Paper Skies, was the first to come forward, taking to Twitter to claim that over 150 artists have had their royalties stolen. Sanchez says that royalties had been remitted by an individual who was eventually forced out by one “Kenny Sam.” The DJ alleges that “Kenny” is not the proprietor’s real name, but a pseudonym used to scam a...
“Yahudky” (Bedouin Reworks) – DakhaBrakha Bedouin’s latest EP is a tribute to the Ukrainian folk band DakhaBrakha. “Back in 2012, we heard DakhaBrakha’s music for the first time and were immediately drawn to their authenticity and beautiful sound,” the melodic techno duo shared on the inspiration behind the tribute EP. “Their masterpieces inspired us and led to years of reworking and reimagining them into our own sonic perspective” Off The Bedouin Reworks DakhaBrakha EP, “Yahudky” is mystic and melancholic. While a steady beat creates a dance-focused sound, DakhaBrakha’s yearning vocals and Bedouin’s wistful instrumentation ground the song, creating a hypnotic ambivalence that holds the ear through the track’s eight-minute length. “Safe” (Hunter/Game Remix) – Øostil, USHNU Tens...
The Hotel Lobby have arrived with their first song of the year, a dynamic bass track called “No Soul To Sell.” Created in collaboration with long-time friend and producer Swage, the song has come to fruition after the three LA-based producers hit the studio in early 2022. The heavy-hitting track was released via the independent record label Speed House Movement. Building on the hyper-house genre with an electrifying first drop and forward-thinking second drop produced in half-time, The Hotel Lobby set their sights on pushing the genre forward alongside Swage, a bass house vet with many high-profile collabs under his belt. “I’ve always wanted to work with THL, they’re some of my best friends and we’ve both been vibing on speed house lately,̶...
Battles are heading out on tour in support of 2019’s Juice B Crypts, after a few years’ pandemic disruption. Their massive slate of spring, summer, and fall dates includes a string of U.S. shows supporting Primus, as well as headline and festival dates across the States and Europe. Check out the itinerary below. In 2020, Battles released a remix EP, Juice B Mixed, which included a Black Midi remix of “Sterling Bridge.” Battles are working on a new studio album, according to a press release. All products featured on Pitchfork are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Battles: 2022 North America Tour Dates Battles: 03-26 New York, NY – Zerospace Brooklyn04-15 Oklahoma City, OK – The Cr...
Last night (March 13), Paul Thomas Anderson’s Licorice Pizza took home the award for Best Original Screenplay at the British Academy Film Awards. The director wasn’t at the ceremony to accept the prize himself, so Jonny Greenwood (who wrote the title theme) and Alana Haim stepped in on his behalf. Watch it happen below. Earlier this month, Haim released the new song “Lost Track”—which had appeared with screenings of Licorice Pizza—along with a video directed by Anderson. Licorice Pizza is up for three Academy Awards at the end of March: Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay, with Greenwood earning a separate Best Original Score nomination for his work on Jane Campion’s The Power of the Dog. Content This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from.
William Basinski and Janek Schaefer have announced a new collaborative album called “. . . On Reflection”. It’s out April 29 via Temporary Residence Ltd. The five-song collection opens with “. . . On Reflection (One),” which is available to hear now. Give it a listen below. The album is the result of eight years of collaboration between Basinski and Schaefer, who built the collection from pieces found in the respective archives. They created . . . On Reflection via long distance. The album is dedicated to the late Harold Budd. All products featured on Pitchfork are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission. William Basinski & Janek Schaefer: “. . . On Reflection” “. . . On Reflection”: 01 ....
Dolly Parton has removed herself from consideration for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, which she announced in a statement on Monday (March 14). “Even though I am extremely flattered and grateful to be nominated for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, I don’t feel that I have earned that right. I really do not want votes to be split because of me, so I must respectfully bow out,” she wrote. This year was Parton’s first time being nominated. Read her full statement below. This isn’t the first prize that Dolly has turned down: she twice declined a Presidential Medal of Freedom from the Trump administration, and has said she’s not sure whether she would accept one from the Biden administration, either. Eminem, Beck, A Tribe Called Quest, Carly Simon, and Duran Duran are still among ...