Brian Eno

“2 Forms Of Anger”

Brian Eno, who is set to release Small Craft On A Milk Sea on November 2 via Warp, is pissed and he ain’t afraid to sublimate. How do I know? Listen to “2 Forms Of Anger,” and you’ll find out.

• Brian Eno: http://brian-eno.net
• Leo Abrahams: http://www.leoabrahams.com
• Jon Hopkins: http://www.jonhopkins.co.uk
• Warp: http://warp.net

Foot Village

“Lovers With Iraqis”

After last year’s Anti-Magic (TMT Review), Foot Village officially and audibly completed their trilogy of a fictitious nation’s apocalypse. Now, according to the band, they are setting their sights on our real-life impending apocalypse (yay!) with a two-track 7-inch on How To Fight Records, featuring one song of “hope” and one song of “doom.” This track is the hopeful one.

• Foot Village: http://footvillage.org
• How to Fight: http://howtofightrecords.bandcamp.com

Gang of Four

“Never Pay for the Farm”

Early next year (January 25, to be exact), Gang of Four are releasing Content, the group’s first album of new material in 16 years. Here’s a track from said album, entitled “Never Pay for the Farm.” Never pay for the farm, eh? Tell that to my Uncle Joe. He paid for the farm, and now he’s using these awesome genetically modified seeds from Monsanto. Mmmm, I love modified rapeseed!

• Gang of Four: http://www.gangoffour.co.uk
• Yep Roc: http://www.yeproc.com

GAYNGS

“Eye In The Sky” [Alan Parsons Project Cover]

Here’s GAYNGS’ cover of Alan Parsons Project’s “Eye in the Sky.” Catch ‘em on Jimmy Fallon October 4. Etc.

• GAYNGS: http://www.gayngs.net

Pete Swanson (Yellow Swans)

“Believers”

Pete Swanson, formerly of Dialectic Yellow Swans (and the dude on the right), released a limited-to-300-edition LP called Feelings in America on Root Strata. He says it “sounds exactly like his old band, but funnier in a depressing sort of way.” The LP is sold out already (!), but here’s a track from the album in Chocolate Grinder form just for you.

• Root Strata: http://rootstrata.com

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