Blast Off! Vol. 1 Ep. 22 – The Cosmic Clash
Blast Off Podcast Number 22
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Nick Splint
Nick Splint’s 2012 favorites: Albums – The Cosmic Clash
Open Your Heart – The Men Kill For Love – Chromatics World Music – Goat Previously reviewed here. Recomposed: Vavaldi
Read MoreNick Splint’s 2012 favorites: The Objects – The Cosmic Clash
This list of my most wanted physical albums released in 2012 veers off into the terrain of music as object.
Read MoreNick Splint’s 2012 favorites: Sacred Bones Records – The Cosmic Clash
By far my favorite label of 2012 is Sacred Bones Records. The label started up out of Brooklyn back in
Read MoreNick Splint’s 2012 favorites: Tributes – The Cosmic Clash
The Cover Albums I know what your thinking. Albums chock-full of cover songs have long been a overlooked fallout
Read MoreStream: The UFO Club – S/T LP – The Cosmic Clash
The UFO Club is a collaborative project between Christian Bland of The Black Angels and Lee Blackwell of the Night Beats. Fans
Read MoreThe Limiñanas – Crystal Anis – The Cosmic Clash
To stay consistent we’re going to highlight another recently released revivalist record. The band is The Limiñanas (Lio Limiñanas providing
Read MoreStream: Dum Dum Girls – End Of Daze EP – The Cosmic Clash
On September 25th Subpop releases the dreamy five track End Of Daze EP by the Dum Dum Girls. You can
Read MoreGoat – World Music – The Cosmic Clash
The ancient tale states that a witch doctor pariah and her small band of followers were led by way of
Read MoreSlug Guts – Playin’ In Time With The Deadbeat – The Cosmic Clash
Slug Guts are a species of Australian rodent native to the Brisbane swampland as well as other low-lying damp
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Jeremiah Jae drops Raw Money Raps – The Cosmic Clash
That’s Chicago raised emcee and producer Jeremiah Jae introducing himself on soundcloud. It’s a challenging statement but from a beat maker like Jae it’s more of a summons to contest, a proposition to pay attention. His album Raw Money Raps drops via Brainfeeder this month and with it the challenge continues. Call it headphone hip hop for the bizarre at heart, it’s dark and awake but it’s as stubborn as any unrelenting youth should be.
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