Montreal post-rock outfit Yoo Doo Right are set to release a new album, and we’re rather excited about it here at The iM. Recently, the band dropped a new single, and we want to share it with you.
Listen to Presto Presto, Bella’s Dream in the embed and hit up their socials for more. The new record, Don’t Think You Can Escape Your Purpose, is out May 21st on Mothland Sounds.
If you dig this, you might like “MIMICO – Heavy Earth”
It’s been a minute since we’ve heard from Saskatoon indie-rockers Slow Down Molasses. In fact, it’s been over 5 years since the band dropped 100% Sunshine on the masses. The wait is over with a brand new single this week.
The track was produced by Alaska B of Yamantaka Sonic Titan and mastered by Ryan Morey (Suuns, Besnard Lakes, Big Brave). Now, it’s time for you to take a listen.
Listen to Street Haunting in the embed below and keep it locked to their socials for more. This won’t be the last time we hear from this bunch in 2021.
If you dig this, you might like “Dabda – But, All The Shining Things Are”
If you’re not familiar with ambient post-rock outfit MIMICO, you really should be. The band, who borrow their name from a Toronto suburb, are set to drop a new EP next month. Recently, they released the first single, and we can’t get enough of this thing.
Check out Heavy Earth in the embed below and keep it locked to their socials leading up to the release. The new record of the same name drops May 7th. We can’t wait.
If you dig this, you might like “Yoo Doo Right – Don’t Think You Can Escape Your Purpose”
It’s been a minute since we’ve written about Montreal experimental noise-makers Yoo Doo Right. Thankfully, the wait is over as the band recently announced a new album and single. If you haven’t got these guys on your radar, get ready for something special below.
Check out the video for Don’t Think You Can Escape Your Purpose in the embed and watch their socials for more. The record of the same name will be out May 21st via the fine folks at Mothland.
If you dig this, you might like “CHAMPION LOVER – Burn Everything”
Toronto instrumental post-rock outfit Animatist have come a long way since we first came across the band way back in 2010. The 4-piece are set to release their latest effort, Inverted on July 3rd and let’s just say, you’re in for something very special.
The guys and gal have been kind enough to share a second track from the album and now it’s our turn to share it with you. It’s an incredibly infectious number that will fulfill all your musical needs.
Check out IHAVECOMPLETEDMYFAMILY in the embed below and be prepared for a sonic journey you won’t soon forget. And, be sure to hit up their socials to keep up-to-date on all things Animatist… this bunch is here to stay.
Montreal’s Yoo Doo Right came up on our radar recently and their latest song is right up our alley. The single. Speed Guru is part of a split with Japanese psych-rockers Acid Mothers Temple.
Check it out in the embed below and be sure to hit up their socials going forward. Hopefully, more music is on the way.
Dabda are a Korean “pastel psychedelic” outfit that hail from the capital of the south, Seoul. Their latest effort came to our attention just yesterday and it feels like it’s been on repeat ever since. Although the album is sung in their native tongue and we can’t understand it, the music will do just fine for us any day of the week.
Check out But, All The Shining Things Are below and be prepared for a musical journey you won’t soon forget; some of our favourite tracks include, Playing Along, Journey and Polydream.
It’s been a minute since we’ve heard from Geoff Barrow’s Portishead side-project Beak> but the band is back with a mesmerizing new single and EP featuring a bunch of live cuts. We can’t seem to get enough of the title track, Wulfstan, and we thought you should know about it.
“In an age where clergy in general and Bishops in particular could enjoy the good life, Wulfstan was something of a social campaigner. It’s said he once invited a host of civic dignitaries to a banquet and then turned up with hundreds of poor people, and insisted that the nobles serve them. He also had a daily ritual of washing the feet of poor people. He also campaigned vigorously against the slave trade based in the city of Bristol. At the time people who could not pay their debts were being sold into slavery in Ireland. Wulfstan spent time in Bristol, preached sermons attacking slavery and eventually slaves held captive in Bristol were released. At the time slavery wasn’t considered immoral, so his stand was a brave one.”
Check out the title-track in the embed below and be sure to head over to their Bandcamp page where you can grab a copy of the EP under the pay-what-you-can option.
Another post from The iM vault. This time we (re)introduce you to Toronto post-rock outfit Mimico. Their song Man From Japan was a personal favourite of ours back in the day and it never seems to get old.
Have a listen in the embed below if you know what’s good. Fortunately, unlike a lot of our throwbacks, Mimico is still alive and well. Go check them out at the links below and show your support.