Godspeed You! Black Emperor are the latest indie-rockers to pull their music from Spotify. However, the Canadian post-rock band have gone one step further and removed nearly their entire discography from all major streaming services. warungku has reached out to the band’s label, Constellation Records, for comment. Currently, no Godspeed You! Black Emperor records areRead More
In his memoir, The Chiffon Trenches, former Vogue editor-at-large André Leon Talley tells a story about Naomi Campbell. “[She] called me, from some foreign city,” he writes, “on one of 10 ubiquitous cell phones she keeps in a Hefty zip-lock bag (a cell phone for each country is thrown in her carry-on, as well asRead More
Jim Legxacy is a young artist with an old soul—that of a Tumblr-pilled millennial. Until recently, the British rapper, singer, and producer was a meticulous craftsman of audio moodboards, stitching together spidery emo guitar lines, Afrobeat drums, recognizable samples, and of-the-moment rhythms like Jersey club. But as skilled as he is as a producer, itRead More
Oscar Wilde knew it, Roald Dahl knew it, and Black Moth Super Rainbow know it, too: the most fucked-up stories are fairy tales. In the grainy video for “All 2 of Us,” the woozy lead single of Soft New Magic Dream, grotesque clowns gnaw on hamburgers with their mouths open, salivate over human flesh, andRead More
Sometimes these instances of hushed profundity arrive as recovered memories, like how in 1996, he learned about his favorite documentary, When We Were Kings, from an artist talk delivered by “John Something,” a painter or photographer whose name he can’t recall. On “Unbelievable Shenanigans,” he raps, “It’s interesting what the memory cherry picks and whatRead More
Every punk agrees that Black Flag were an important band. Few can agree on what exactly made them so. Survey 10 people sporting tattoos of the four bars, and you’ll get at least 10 different opinions on which album is their greatest, whether their live records and demos are better than any of their properRead More
The classically trained musicians in Black Country, New Road are beaming with pride over learning an instrument most children master by the third grade. The British band’s pianist and accordionist, May Kershaw, had envisioned “stacked clarinets,” or something similarly complicated and florid, atop the piano composition she brought to her bandmates. Instead, guitarist Luke MarkRead More
warungku Music Festival CDMX has revealed the first slate of artists in its 2025 lineup. Black Country, New Road, Roc Marciano and the Alchemist, Machine Girl, Dummy, Luz Luz Luz!, and more will perform across multiple Mexico City venues from May 2 to 4. Check out the lineup on the poster below. The first showsRead More
“What we need is more silly men,” declares Frank Black on “Two Reelers,” a salute to the Three Stooges that arrives about halfway through Teenager of the Year, the second album the former Black Francis released after disbanding the Pixies in 1993. His celebration of the idiocy of Larry, Curly, and Moe makes for anRead More
Godspeed You! Black Emperor is postponing the remaining U.S. stops of their 2024 North American tour, according to a statement posted to the Constellation Records Instagram page. Earlier this month, the Canadian post-rock group cancelled dates in Nashville, Knoxville, Atlanta, citing a “band health situation.” The postponement includes tonight’s show in Saxapahaw, NC, plus Washington,Read More
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