Lots of new electronic music this week from Boy Harsher, HXXS, Cobra Man, audiobooks, Ouri, and Exploded View. Some soul from Charles Bradley, The Sha La Das, Nathaniel Rateliff, and Aura. Coming down with music from Calexico, Damien Jurado, and Father John Misty.
Playlist
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DJ Wiki Ben Theme by Marty Finkel on DJ Wiki Ben Theme (Self-Released) -
Slime Pit by The Samps on Breakfast (Gloriette) -
Flightwave by Com Truise on Galactic Melt (Ghostly) -
Westerners by Boy Harsher on Country Girl EP (Nude Club) -
Dealing With Hoarders by audiobooks on Now!...in a minute (Heavenly) -
Catch My Breath by Confidence Man on Confident Music For Confident People (Heavenly) -
Seppuku by HXXS on MKDRONE (Captured Tracks) -
Baby by Gabriella Cohen on Pink Is The Colour Of Unconditional Love (Captured Tracks) -
Check Baby by Kurt Vile on Bottle It In (Matador) -
Baby I Lost My Way, (But I'm Going Home) by Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats on Tearing At The Seams (Stax) -
Can't Fight The Feeling by Charles Bradley on Black Velvet (Daptone) -
Carnival by The Sha La Das on Love in the Wind (Dunham / Daptone) -
Taste of Love by Aura on Purple Snow: Forecasting the Minneapolis Sound (Numero Group 050) -
Bad Feeling by Cobra Man on Toxic Planet (Goner) -
Obey by Exploded View on Obey (Sacred Bones) -
Parts by Half Waif on Lavender (Cascine) -
Fireflies by Marley Carroll on Flight Patterns (Loci) -
New Dawn by Moon Duo on Occult Architecture Vol. 2 (Sacred Bones) -
Down by Ouri on We Share Our Blood (Make It Rain) -
Due To Advances In Modern Tourism by Peel Dream Magazine on Modern Meta Physic (Slumberland) -
Lunar Creep by Heaters on Suspended Youth (Beyond Beyond is Beyond) -
Boxing Day by Hookworms on Microshift (Domino) -
It's Okay by Wume on Towards the Shadow (Northern Spy) -
Getaway by Roosevelt on Young Romance (City Slang) -
Air Stryp by Big Red Machine on Big Red Machine (Jagjaguwar) -
Thrown to the Wild by Calexico on The Thread That Keeps Us (Anti-) -
Florence-Jean by Damien Jurado on The Horizon Just Laughed (Secretly Canadian) -
We're Only People (And There's Not Much Anyone Can Do About That) by Father John Misty on God's Favorite Customer (Sub Pop)