Guitar-and-bass duo Gong Gong Gong (工工工) charges out from Beijing’s underground scene with a distinct vision and uncompromising sense of purpose....
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'Roach Goin' Down' is Palberta's most impressive album to date. Twenty-two tracks combine the band's signature frenetic instrumentation with a...
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With ‘The Floating World’, Wet Hair return to the spotlight with a kinetic collection of six sizable tracks that represent...
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On their latest (the trio’s first release since 2012’s ‘Spill Into Atmosphere’ LP), the Iowa City-based veterans revitalize their hybrid psych / Krautrock sound, masterfully working shimmering synths swells and fiery drum and bass grooves into pointed explorations of growth and texture.
Working in a style that has traditionally drawn excitement from longwinded sonic build-ups, Wet Hair keenly sculpt their jams so the electric musicality only highlights the pop vocal leads. Tracks like ‘Dear Danae’ and ‘Revealing’ revel in their allusion to noise-pop of the aughts, offering up simple, ear worm melodies that shine in the frantic orchestration. ‘Endless Procession’, the record’s eight-minute long jaunt, works through a haze of twittering synths toward the ultimate goal of full-blown catharsis and ensuing decay. Meanwhile, cuts like ‘Through The Night’ and ‘Lift The Stone’ show off Wet Hair’s rock-solid rhythm section as they syncopate and shred support for crunchy synth melodies.
Years in the making, The Floating World oozes a self-evident aura of quality and craftsmanship as Wet Hair serve up some of the brightest gems in their already expansive catalogue.13.99Wharf Cat20172018Indie & Alternative2018-03-21
One thing you won’t be able to avoid on Bambara’s album Stray is death. It’s everywhere and inescapable, the key to the... View Details
Wharf Cat Records present the ‘Fire Dance’ 7” by Austin Brown (Parquet Courts), Carson Cox (Merchandise) and Sam York (WALL).This... View Details
Although perhaps best known as lead guitarist for 4AD’s Merchandise, on his third solo LP, Guitar Dream, David Vassaloti’s abilities... View Details![Gong Gong Gong - Phantom Rhythm [幽靈節奏]](//cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0161/8690/products/WCR095CD_1024x.jpg?v=1571438678)
Guitar-and-bass duo Gong Gong Gong (工工工) charges out from Beijing’s underground scene with a distinct vision and uncompromising sense of purpose.... View Details
'Roach Goin' Down' is Palberta's most impressive album to date. Twenty-two tracks combine the band's signature frenetic instrumentation with a... View Details
April 2017 Record of the Month.Untitled is the debut LP from "New York City's buzziest new band".Moves around exquisitely, some... View Details
With ‘The Floating World’, Wet Hair return to the spotlight with a kinetic collection of six sizable tracks that represent... View Details
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