Neko Case Shares New Song “Winchester Mansion Of Sound”
Neko Case is sharing her upcoming album ‘Neon Grey Midnight Green’ 's most poignant elegy, “Winchester Mansion of Sound”
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Girlpool Share Video For New Single & Album Opener “Nothing Gives Me Pleasure”
Girlpool, the Los Angeles duo comprised of Avery Tucker (he/him) and Harmony Tividad (she/her), share a video for “Nothing Gives Me Pleasure,” the final single and album opener for their highly anticipated Yves Rothman-produced new album Forgiveness, out April 29th via ANTI-.
Danny Elfman & Trent Reznor Join Forces For Thrashing New Version Of “Native Intelligence”
Today, musical icons Danny Elfman and Trent Reznor have joined forces for a brand new version of “Native Intelligence,” the duo’s second collaborative reimagining of music from Eflman’s ambitious double album Big Mess [ANTI- / Epitaph Records]
ANTI- Records Announces ‘Carry Me Home’ A New Album Featuring The Music Of Mavis Staples + Levon Helm
Captured at Woodstock, New York’s Levon Helm Studios in the summer of 2011, ANTI- Records is excited to announce ‘Carry Me Home’, a new album that showcases the music of Mavis Staples and Levon Helm, two of the past century’s most iconic voices who came together in love and joy, …
High Pulp Share New Track “Kamishinjo” Feat. Jacob Mann
Seattle Jazz collective High Pulp are sharing “Kamishinjo” today, a cosmic new track featuring Jacob Mann on keyboards.
Kristine Leschper Fka Mothers Shares “Blue” Video Via The Fader
Kristine Leschper releases a video for “Blue,” a standout from her debut solo album, The Opening, Or Closing of a Door, out now via ANTI-. The FADER, who premiered the video and profile Leschper today, says "track finds Leschper pitting abstract, anxious lyrics against a contagious groove."
Leyla McCalla Shares New Track “You Don’t Know Me”
On its surface, Leyla McCalla’s upcoming album ‘Breaking The Thermometer’ explores the legacy of Radio Haiti—Haiti’s first radio station to report the news in Haitian Kreyòl, the voice of the people—as well as the journalists who risked and lost their lives to broadcast it for nearly 50 years.