Giorgio Moroder is working with Adult Swim, and as part of their free singles series, Adult Swim is offering this free track by Moroder.
It’s called “Giorgio’s Theme.”
Down load it here.
Plus there’s a cool video interview with Moroder at the Adult Swim site.
By the way you might want to check out the “True Love Scars” soundtrack playlist here. It’s the music that goes with the first two chapters of my novel.
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Given the crazed attempts by Republicans to take us back to the Stone Age through legislative attacks on women, immigrants, the poor, the middle class, the environment, and I could go on, the Norwegian electronic duo Röyksopp seem to have captured the mood of doom in their new single, “Twenty Thirteen.”
They describe the track as a “swinging summary of 2013 A.D.”
Thanks Consequence of Sound!
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Earlier this week Burial’s Rival Dealer EP was released and I posted all three tracks. This weekend, the mysterious audio collage artist provided Mary Anne Hobbs of BBC Radio 6 with a text message about the EP which she read on her show.
Burial wrote:
I put my heart into the new EP, I hope someone likes it. I wanted the tunes to be anti-bullying tunes that could maybe help someone to believe in themselves, to not be afraid, and to not give up, and to know that someone out there cares and is looking out for them. So it’s like an angel’s spell to protect them against the unkind people, the dark times, and the self-doubts.
In case you missed my previous Burial post, listen to the EP now:
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The Burial music is here. Check out all three songs off the “Rival Dealers” EP.
“Rival Dealer”:
“Hiders”:
“Come Down To Us”:
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In Australia, Triple J is the hip radio network. Here they pick an interesting mix of electronic and experimental albums released in 2013.
1) Jon Hopkins – Immunity
2) Boards of Canada – Tomorrow’s Harvest
3) Oneohtrix Point Never – R Plus Seven
4) Fuck Buttons – Slow Focus
5) Holden – The Inheritors
6) Autechre – Exai
7) Moderat – II
8) Machinedrum – Vapour City
9) The Knife – Shaking the Habitual
10) Bonobo – The North Borders
For more music and the rationale for picking these albums, head to Triple J.
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The mysterious electronic music producer who releases music under the name Burial will drop a new EP on December 16, 2013, NPR reports.
The EP will be released on Hyperdub, is thus far untitled, will contain three songs, and will total 28 minutes.
Burial’s last album, Untrue, is a masterpiece.
Here’s a cool track off his last EP:
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