Month: August 2019
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Spectreview: Saint Pepsi – MANNEQUIN CHALLENGE
“Future funk” titan Saint Pepsi rises from the dead to gamely attempt the MANNEQUIN CHALLENGE.
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Spectreview: Noah Gundersen – Lover
In Lover’s commercial-leaning balladry, Noah Gundersen’s unique charms remain intact, even as his identity gets a little lost in the fray.
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Spectreview: Jay Som – Anak Ko
Jay Som’s third record is an uncomplicated, comforting stroll through the fields of alternative past.
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TDP SEASON 1 FINALE: Trapped In The ‘Zoid! (feat. Miiko Valkonen)
Welcome to the Tape Deck Podcast’s Season 1 Finale!! today’s podcast features Miiko Valkonen of Seattle’s Don Forgetti, as we talk about the making of The ‘Zoid, a new U-District DIY festival.
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Spectreview: peaer – A Healthy Earth
Peaer’s newest album is remarkable, a collection of songs that feel more like body parts on a living, breathing entity.
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Spectreview: Ghost Orchard – Bunny
Ghost Orchard’s twisted, affecting lo-fi bedroom pop blooms in Technicolor on his Orchid Tapes debut.
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Spectreview: Sea Raft – Blending EP
Matthew Reeder’s foray into IDM as Sea Raft is exquisitely produced and deeply moving.
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Spectreview: Sleater-Kinney – The Center Won’t Hold
Sleater-Kinney try not to lose their center in the midst of an enormous departure in sound.
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Spectreview: Marika Hackman – Any Human Friend
Any Human Friend’s solid pop craft frames Marika Hackman empathetic musings on the nuances of love and sexuality.
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Spectreview: Lady Donli – Enjoy Your Life
Nigerian neo-soul artist Lady Donli stuns with the depth of creativity displayed on her debut album, Enjoy Your Life.