#MMLifers 12/12. Songs From The Wedding Cake by Blossoms #newMusicFriday.

#MMLifers 12/12. Songs From The Wedding Cake by Blossoms #newMusicFriday.
#MMLifers 11/12. Synonym by Meshell Ndegeocello #newMusicFriday.
#MMLifers 10/12. Dancing Alone on the Concrete by Stef Chura #newMusicFriday.
#MMLifers 10/12. Dancing Alone on the Concrete by Stef Chura #newMusicFriday.
#MMLifers 9/12. The Age of Everything by Johnny Marr #newMusicFriday.
#MMLifers 8/12. Cancel Me (I’m Tired) by Fat Dog #newMusicFriday.
#MMLifers 7/12. What We Leave Behind by Brymir #newMusicFriday.
#MMLifers 6/12. evidence by Spike Fuck #newMusicFriday.
#MMLifers 5/12. Crisco by Miranda Lambert #newMusicFriday.
#MMLifers 4/12. All Set The Bone by Greg Freeman #newMusicFriday.
#MMLifers 3/12. Confirmation! by Logic1000 #newMusicFriday.
#MMLifers 2/12. The Allfather Awakens by Amon Amarth #newMusicFriday.
#MMLifers 1/12. Nature's Pill by Wishy #newMusicFriday.
Checking out the new album from Wishy #NewMusicFriday
Ungraceful, 'Silence Between Stars'
For I am but a simple man; I like dumb riffs chugged in my slam. I do not like to think too hard; my bowels slosh in a boneyard. BLEEEGGGRRRGGGHHHHHHHH.
David Dunn, 'The Great Liberation Through Hearing'
An hour-long piece for amplified string quartet and processed voice that drones as much as it shrieks. Everything shifts with subtle gestures, yet is charged with tension.
Sarah Hennies & Tristan Kasten-Krause, 'Prisoner's Cinema'
The sonic equivalent of vantablack. Gongs and singing bowls create a sphere of the unknown as bowed double bass moors us to a reality we fear to face. Pure acoustic doom.
Marta Salogni & Stefano Pilia, 'Phren'
Ambient music as mobile. Colorful guitar fuzz and surreal shapes hung from drooping tape loops, in a perpetual dance of delicate motion.
Allison de Groot & Rich Ruth, 's/t'
A 21st century take on Fripp and Eno's ambient experiments of the 1970s, largely built around an old time instrument: clawhammer banjo. Transcendent, thoughtful music that imagines another world.
Daniel Bachman, 'The Witness Tree'
Bachman enters The Green like a fingerstyle Swamp Thing: Every sound is imbued with an ancient history — of ravaged land, carceral violence, enslavement — that still speaks to us through the roots.