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Machine Listening: Movement 2018
Broccoli shares his experiences from Detroit’s most infamous music event Movement Electronic Music Festival.
Alternative/Indie
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Bonny Doon release “Long Wave” video, new album
Adding to their lackadaisical mystique, Bonny Doon’s new video features idyllic countryside and band members lolling about. The song is “Long Wave,” taken from the band’s brand new LP of the same name. The video is an apt visual accompaniment, elevating the most contemplative qualities of the band’s music and this song in particular….
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Mo Pop 2018 lineup: Bon Iver, St. Vincent, The National, Vince Staples, more
Mo Pop 2018 returns to Detroit’s West Riverfront park July 28 and 29, featuring Bon Iver, The National, St. Vincent, Vince Staples, Portugal. The Man, Empty Houses, Curtis Roach, and more.
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Asklepius — “Circulation” | DMM Premiere
DMM is honored to premiere Asklepius’ newest track “Circulation,” from their upcoming release Four Shadows the Past.
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Bonny Doon release single, announce new album Longwave
With their self-titled debut (DMM’s seventh favorite album of 2017), Bonny Doon introduced listeners to their penchant for wandering melodies and poetic lyricism. Now the band have announced a follow-up album, Longwave, to be released March 23 via their new label home Woodsist (Real Estate, Kevin Morby, Woods). Given Bonny Doon’s steadfast guitar lines…
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The Year in Music 2017: Detroit’s 10 Best Albums
One word comes to mind when looking back at Detroit’s music projects of 2017: variety. Unlike other cities celebrated for their musical specialities, Detroit is home to countless genres, sounds, and communities — all distinct, yet part of the same ecosystem. This year, full-length albums, mixtapes, and EPs demonstrated the capacity to which artists are…
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The Year in Music 2017: Detroit’s 10 Best Tracks
It didn’t seem possible, but 2017 was plenty worse than 2016 for most people. But if there was one area that remained consistently great, it was the quality of Detroit’s musical output. This year saw a bevy of tracks that pushed the envelope, connected traditions and styles, or just made us get on our feet…
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Video7 showcase their spirit of collaboration at Cable Nite 004
The work of Detroit’s Video7 comprises a wide range of influences drawn from hip-hop, R&B, jazz, and electronic music, rounded out by visual elements by the likes of GOODSTEPH and Cy Abdelnour. Though it could be argued that any collective is more than the sum of its parts, Video7 stand apart by showcasing the…
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Rowan Niemisto reveals patterns at Gradient EP live release show
Last Thursday night, Detroit’s Marble Bar hosted an impressive lineup of talented musicians to celebrate the release of Rowan Niemisto’s new EP Gradient, a feat of songwriting and gentle, moving musicality that carries glimpses of the artist’s past work while simultaneously forging new directions in his evolving craft. The night spanned several genres and…
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The White Stripes announce first-ever cassette release
Break out your old Walkman… The White Stripes have announced the release of their first three albums — The White Stripes (1999), De Stijl (2000), and White Blood Cells (2001) — on limited edition white cassettes, exclusively for Cassette Store Day 2017 this upcoming Saturday, October 14. According to Third Man Records, the reissues…