Dungeonesse’s debut album drops next week. Don’t wait to listen, though. The entire record is streaming now at Pitchfork Advance. After previewing, head to SC Distribution (includes immediate download), iTunes or Amazon to purchase the album. Happy Monday.
Hump day just got a little better. Dungeonesse share a new cut from their forthcoming debut, out officially on May 14. Titled “Nightlight,” the song premiered earlier today at Pitchfork. It’s a break-up song of sorts and an especially impressive display of Jenn Wasner’s vocal talents. Stream above.
We understand many of you are itching for pre-order details. Sit tight, we’ll have links on links very soon.
Welcome to Tuesday. Nite Jewel recently joined forces with Droop-E, a rapper and producer out of the Bay Area. What we have now is the new track “N the Traffic,” from Droop-E’s forthcoming EP Hungry and Humble (details at Pitchfork). Listen to the song above!
“…all shimmering, spring water-clear chords and cavernous wobble. It’s both weightless and heavy while avoiding the pitfall of tipping the scale too far in either direction.” – PITCHFORK
Ramona has a few tour dates coming up later this month and also in April! See where exactly she will play HERE.
Suuns’ new album will not be out until March 5, but you can stream Images Du Futur in full now at AOL Spinner. Like what you hear? Head to SC Distribution or iTunes to pre-order the album.
The band is soon headed out on tour in support of the new record. Dates include North America and Europe, as well as a much anticipated stint at Austin’s SXSW in just a few weeks. See the full schedule and ticket links HERE.
“The gentle psychedelia of Suuns is perfectly suited to the placid, unsettling visions that vocalist Ben Shemie is singing about here.” -PITCHFORK
“SUUNS is clearly still making music that grabs your insides first and then engages your brain after, just on this one effort, they are doing it in a gentler, more restrained way – like the stroke of a lion’s paw before it unfurls its claws and tears your heart out.” -NOISEY
“…if “Edie’s Dream” is any indication, the foursome will be heading a little deeper down the rabbit hole on their upcoming album, Images Du Futur…Creepy and meditative vocals, delayed guitar, and a spine-tingling sense that some lunatic is patiently waiting around that shadowy corner to stab you in the neck. Fun stuff…” -CHICAGO READER
Make your way to the dance floor – Dungeonesse announce their self-titled, debut album! Set for release on May 14, Dungeonesse is comprised of ten bumping tracks, perfectly selected to give the listener just what they want (need); a surefire for getting your body up and moving. We’re envisioning late night/early morning, summer dance parties with this record on repeat. You can stream the latest single “Shucks” above or at Pitchfork! On it, Wasner’s Ciara-like breathy coo comes to the fore over Ehrens’ gigantic production – Top 40 with a connoisseur’s touch. Album artwork featured below, with the track listing at the end of the post!
You’ll remember that Dungeonesse is the newly minted pop project of Jenn Wasner (Wye Oak, Flock of Dimes) and Jon Ehrens (White Life). We shared the first taste back in November with the “Drive You Crazy” video.
Dungeonesse Track Listing
1. Shucks
2. Drive You Crazy
3. Show You
4. Private Party
5. Nightlight
6. This Could Be Home (Featuring TT The Artist)
7. Wake Me Up
8. Cadillac (Featuring DDm)
9. Anywhere You Are
10. Soon
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