Taken from the band’s new album Skeleton Hill.
Category Archives: Movies
Nomads – When Those Around Us Leave
Ohio’s Nomads have announced the release of their new album, When Those Around Us Leave, which will come out on January 1st. A teaser video can be seen above .
Artist of the Week: Christopher Willits – Opening
Red Bull Music Academy presents Video Game Music Documentary
RBMA has created a documentary about Japanese Video Game Music and will be posting one episode a week for six weeks. The first episode is currently available here. So far the series is a great watch and is highly recommended for music fans.
Chelsea Wolfe – Lone out now
Christopher Willits to release film + album on Ghostly
Artist extraordinare Christopher Willits is realeasing a 7 part film + musical album on Ghostly on September 2nd. Check out the teaser for the project above, and read the PR below the cut.
Jonsi – Where No One Goes
Jonsi has a new song that will be featured in the upcoming film, How to Train Your Dragon 2. The score is composed by John Powell.
Sumner McKane – The Main Frontier
Sumner McKane has created a website for his new film project, The Main Frontier, which chronicles the life and culture of northern Maine through the lens of Isaac Walton Simpson’s photography. In addition to creating the film, McKane also scored the soundtrack. Check out the trailer above, more information can be found here.
Ezekiel Honig – Drafting Hindsight
Ezekiel Honig contributed the track “Drafting Hindsight” to David Cho’s short film, Where We Are, which can be viewed above. The track will also see release on Honig’s upcoming Paragraphs EP, out via Other People (12″ LP/digital).
Honig also has some other artistic endeavors in the works — catch up on all that here.
What Difference Does It Make: A Film About Making Music
Red Bull Music Academy has released a feature-length documentary called What Difference Does It Make? A Film About Making Music. The documentary features James Murphy, Brian Eno, Giorgio Moroder, Erykah Badu, Philip Glass, Nile Rodgers, Flying Lotus, Q-Tip, Stephen O’Malley, Rakim, Van Dyke Parks, Lee “Scratch” Perry, Debbie Harry, Thundercat, Skream, and many others. If you’ve got 90 minutes to spare, check it out.