Tuesday Music News

03/24/2015

Britta Plyler

Dan Deacon has shard a psychedelic music video for his Gliss River track "When I Was Done Dying." The wild animation, created by Jake Fried, Caleb Wood, Anthony Fransisco Shepherd, and many more, follows the lyrics pretty literally. I still have no idea what's going on, but I bet that's the point. [Pitchfork]

English sister trio The Staves are streaming their sophomore album, If I Was, in its entirety. Produced by Bon Iver's Justin Vernon, the collection is a stunner and Stereogum describes it as "essential listening." Listen below. [Stereogum]

Singer-songwriter Memory Tapes, a.k.a. Dayve Hawk, has debuted "Fallout," his first track since 2013. The single "Fallout" / "House on Fire" will be released on March 31 via Carpark. He'll be heading out on a US tour this summer, which will bring him to Seattle's Barboza on July 17. [Brooklyn Vegan]

Post-punk outfit Godspeed You! Black Emperor will drop their fifth studio album Asunder, Sweet, and Other Distress on March 31. Luckily, thanks to The Guardian, you can stream the full 40-minute album a week early. [SPIN]

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