The Swiss-American psychiatrist Elisabeth Kübler-Ross hypothesised the five stages of grief to be a linear experience in her book
On Death and Dying – denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. Almost six decades have passed since its publication has soaked into popular culture, and while she retracts many of the mistranslations that have spiralled from her work, its factual appearance can still provide a comfort for those dealing with their own loss, glad for the theoretical company.
Following the death of his biological father last autumn,
Convocations is a new 49-track album by Sufjan Stevens, split across five volumes –
Meditations,
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Arca and Telefon Tel Aviv have remixed Deftones tracks for a Record Store Day EP.
After the likes of Blanck Mass, Clams Casino and Squarepusher remixed California band Deftones for last year s White Pony/Black Stallion deluxe reissue, two new reimaginations which didn t make the final cut will be released on Record Store Day.
The 12 EP, which lands on the 12th June, features one remix from Grammy-nominated, experimental Venezuelan artist Arca, who puts her spin on Feiticeira , and a remix of Digital Bath from Chicago-based American musicians, Telefon Tel Aviv.
You can check out snippets of the tracks below, and pre-order the EP here.
Leave it to electronica acts Blanck Mass and Mouse on Mars to offer speculative works on artificial intelligence, cyborgs and the future of humanity. Benjamin John Power, half of dance duo Fuck Buttons, records solo as Blanck Mass. His fifth release,
In Ferneaux (Sacred Bones), consists of two 20-minute pieces, âPhase Iâ and âPhase II,â that float from the type of naturalist found sounds favored by jazz artist Jeph Jerman, to wild electronic swooshes, to an apocalypse rant from a drunk San Francisco street prophet. But where his
Animated Violence Mild was a tirade on the police state, this is a sad bemused instrumental sermon addressing life after pandemic.