
We Really Snapped on This One—Debating Songs by FKA Twigs, Kim Deal, and More
The Waste or Taste team discusses Twigs’ ‘Eusexua’ era, the solo debut of Breeders/Pixies hero Kim Deal, and a new electronic genre with BPMs over 200
The Waste or Taste team discusses Twigs’ ‘Eusexua’ era, the solo debut of Breeders/Pixies hero Kim Deal, and a new electronic genre with BPMs over 200
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The proudly unorthodox Indiana label makes a case for some of the least popular music on Earth.
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On the UK dance-music pranksters’ debut album, sincerity and irony are like two nearly identical reflections.
The octogenarian singer-songwriter and the millennial indie-rock band just had a feeling about each other.
But it's the personal touches that make the 'Chromakopia' single really work.