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Earbuddy calls Voli’s new single, “Burn Everything” feat. Misun “an ecstatic, turbo-charged track that scorches the ground it travels on.”

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Voli isn’t exactly what you’d call a conventional hip hop artist. His new single, “Burn Everything”, pulled from his forthcoming LP The Wall features the much loved band Misun and together they turn up the heat for an ecstatic, turbo-charged track that scorches the ground it travels on. Get a listen to “Burn Everything” below.

While classic art-and-prog-rock elements appear on his new record The Wall, and he namechecks the legendary band Pink Floyd in his song “DNA”, the album’s title wasn’t inspired by the band. “It’s actually from a Will Smith interview I saw with Charlie Rose,” Voli explains. “As children, Will and his brother were tasked with building a wall for their father’s shop. At first, they were overwhelmed, but they continued to lay the bricks each day for almost two years. They finished it through dedication—one brick at a time.”

The Wall holds many shades of meaning for the Jersey-born (and now L.A.-based) Voli. In part, it’s about his journey as an artist, about growing slowly, carefully, and taking the time to build something that lasts. “I am creating a foundation for myself—musically, professionally, personally,” Voli says. “Each piece of ourselves is one brick in that wall. And it’s not always the easiest thing to hold it together, to find that mortar, to find that glue.” LISTEN HERE…

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Punknews.org premieres Lowbanks new song “The Dogs”

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Punknews is pleased to debut the new song by Lowbanks. The tune is called “The Dogs” and it’s off the band’s upcoming EP of the same name. Guitarist John Graffo spoke to Punknews about the tune.

“‘The Dogs’ was our attempt at making some good old-fashioned rock & roll??”of course, like most things we do it didn’t quite work out the way we envisioned, but it happened to be better than we’d hoped. With the intro, we’d been listening to a bunch of stuff like Metz and Death From Above 1979, and we wanted to do something really noisy and abrasive but have it fade into a sexy groove. I love noise in music??”our drummer Grey and our bassist Selfish regularly shout at me to chill when I’m taking ‘too long’ to find the perfect sputtery, fuzzy, weird feedback. Of course if they didn’t shout at me, we’d probably never write any actual songs.

“I wrote the lyrics to ‘The Dogs’ when I was reading The Stranger by Albert Camus. It’s about a dream I had where I was being chased by a pack of these basically demon-dog hybrid beasts. I love dogs??”I’ve never found them frightening, but that made me realize how terrifying the seemingly innocuous things we surround ourselves with can be. We ended up naming the new EP after this song??”I think that idea of the “evil that hides just beneath the surface” is a relatively prevalent theme throughout the record, just like in life and relationships in general. In pretty much everything we do as humans. Or maybe I’m drunk. It’s a toss up really.”

The release is out tomorrow and you’ll be able to get it here. LISTEN HERE…

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SPIN premieres Voli’s latest single, “Burn Everything”

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New Jersey-born, Los Angeles-based artist Voli has dropped his latest single, “Burn Everything,” a genre-blending preview of his forthcoming album, The Wall. The new track swirls together fat-bottom grooves, anthemic pop hooks, and party-life swagger (“Flashback: pre-game beer pong and flip-cup / Power hour, every Snoop song we drink up”) — a high degree-of-difficulty recipe that Voli’s charisma saves from sounding overcooked. Stream “Burn Everything” below, and run like hell to get The Wall, which arrives February 24. LISTEN HERE…

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Grand Vapids back at Stereogum with “Aubade”

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We heard “Kiln,” the first single from Grand Vapids forthcoming record Guarantees back in November, and yesterday the Athens-based band released a follow-up track. “Aubade” picks up where “Kiln” left off — it’s instrumentally lush, understated indie rock reminiscent of a more celestial take on Deerhunter’s “Desire Lines.” LISTEN HERE…

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Consequence of Sound premieres “Aubade,” the latest from Grand Vapids

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This year has been one for the books for Atlanta indie rock outfit Grand Vapids. OK, so technically it’s their first full year together, but the quintet has been nonetheless busy throughout 2014. In addition to touring the country alongside the likes of Pure Bathing Culture and White Violet, the group spent time in the studio with producer Drew Vandenberg (Deerhunter, Of Montreal). Those sessions led to their debut full-length, Guarantees, which will be released on January 20th, 2015 via Mumblecore.

The record’s latest single, “Aubade”, sounds like the whimsical result of a young band experimenting in the studio setting. The pulsing drums and echoing vocal effects create a sense of constant movement in the track; nothing is ever hurried, and each moving part feels defined and purposeful. LISTEN HERE…

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No Depression reviews Book Club’s new album, One-Way Moon (out Feb. 17)

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Atlanta’s less-is-more, indie-folk septet, Book Club is currently putting its finishing touches on their second full-length album, One-Way Moon, due out February 17, 2014 on the Cottage Recording Co. (Small Houses) & Bear Kids Recordings. A harrowing collection of decimal songs with a conglomerate of roots and stylings held together by melodious yet old-timey lyrical delivery, spotlighting the unorthodox harmonic meld between frontman/singer/songwriter, Robbie Horlick, and songstress Rachel Buckley. Formed in 2011, Book Club has procured a lush touring docket, having honed their stage skills with the likes of Roadkill Ghost Choir, Richard Buckner, and Deep Dark Woods, amassing the attention of Grammy nominated producer Matt Goldman somewhere along the way. Goldman was tagged to produce and record One-Way Moon at his Atlanta based, Glow in the Dark Studios. A definite breath of fresh air for Goldman who has gained his stripes primarily producing Christian hardcore acts the likes of Underoath and As Cities Burn.

Sometimes opposites attract and a beautiful bi-product can be birthed. Book Club’s debut record, 2011’s Ghost, was contrived a complete 180 degrees, about face from the tactics employed by Goldman. Book Club gelled with Goldman and his seemingly old-school recording tactics. He gathered the band facing each other in a circle and recorded everything live, as it should be. No bells and whistles, just artists and instruments. A set-up not unfamiliar to the band as this is the typical lay out for a Book Club rehearsal gathered in Horlick’s living room. What’s left is a “warts and all” finished product with imperfections quite possible being the perfection. “Each of us was positioned so that we had a direct line of sight to every other band member—we could see and hear exactly what was happening at all times. You play differently in that setting. I’d always been about layering track after track, but this time, myself and Will Raines (Mastodon, West End Motel) were a live, two-piece string ensemble. It was beautiful, Bill Callahan-style—sinister and simple”, adds cellist and Book Club co-founder Matt Jarrard (Royal Thunder, Oryx & Crake). READ MORE…

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