Magnet Magazine — 20 years ago today, Silver Jews released Tanglewood Numbers. We’re getting back into getting back into you. Read our classic David Berman feature: The post Silver Jews Released “Tanglewood Numbers” 20 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Chuck Berry. We still wanna dance with you. Read Richard Davies (Cardinal, Moles, Cosmos) in MAGNET on Chuck: The post Happy Birthday Chuck Berry appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Magnet Magazine — 20 years ago today, Animal Collective released Feels. Banshee beats. Read our classic AC feature: The post Animal Collective Released “Feels” 20 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Esperanza Spalding. You have to dance. The post Happy Birthday Esperanza Spalding appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Magnet Magazine — 20 years ago today, Thrice released Vheissu. Feel your worth. Read our Thrice Q&A: The post Thrice Released “Vheissu” 20 years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Obscure Sound — Subdued folk and intriguing textures converge on “Malleable,” a compelling new single from Hurricane Yellow, the solo project of Miami-born singer-songwriter Oscar Sardinas. The project name aptly refers to the atmosphere’s hazy glow preceding a storm — a time fit for introspection before tumult — and the music reflects that, with an atmospheric entrancement. Understated acoustics creak forward initially, quickly bolstered by fragmented doses of effects that flicker with effervescent allure; it resembles as if Oneohtrix Point Never embraced the folk and dreamy rock realms. The track attains a deeply layered immersion by mid-point, with click-clacking rhythms, twangy guitars, and The post Hurricane Yellow – “Malleable” appeared first on Obscure Sound: Indie Music Blog. more info

Obscure Sound — A ghostly, enthralling track from Vodník, “Nowhere To Be Found” consumes in its chilly atmospherics and artful sense of momentum. The project of Philadelphia-based artist Eric Delagrange melds vulnerable lyricism — “I don’t know just where to turn / With my back against the wall” — with trickling, nocturnal guitars and moody bass. Delagrange’s vocal work is also outstanding; he has found ample success as an international opera singer, and the emotively gripping delivery here is certainly captivating. The “please just let me in” beckoning further intrigues, reminding fondly of Wild Beasts in the quivering vocal tone and ensuing, spacious The post Vodník – “Nowhere To Be Found” appeared first on Obscure Sound: Indie Music Blog. more info

Metalsucks — No details about a release date, though. The post Kenny Hickey: Type O Negative is ‘in the Mixing Process’ for a New Live Album appeared first on MetalSucks. more info