Toronto Police are looking for a woman who stole a rock written on by Yoko Ono from an installation at Gardiner Museum on Friday. It is worth $17,500 and has “Love Yourself” written on it according to The Toronto Star. The stone is part of a three-part interactive installation titled Yoko Ono: The River. According to the museum’s website, “Visitors are invited to pick up a stone and hold it, concentrating on the word, and then placing the stone upon the pile of other stones in the center of the room.” Gary Long from the Toronto police told The Star that the suspect “just picked it up and walked away with it.”
DJ Seinfeld announces Sakura EP on Deep Sea Frequency
DJ Seinfeld is returning with a new EP out April 13th called Sakura via Deep Sea Frequency. Pre-order a copy of the 12-inch vinyl here, and listen to a preview below.
Sakura EP tracklisting:
01. Sakura
02. Sagrada
03. Belvedere
04. Battery
Tropical Interface premieres track “Polygon (RT)” off upcoming album OM1
Russian artist Tropical Interface, a part of the Eco Futurism Corporation, has released a new dance track, “Polygon (RT).” Give it a listen below.
His upcoming album, OM1, is a part of a number of releases, including Honnda and Ross Birdwise, to come out April 6th via Orange Milk. Stream “Polygon (RT)” below and pre-order THE FUTURE right here.
OM1 tracklisting:
01. softm
02. eclips
03. electrizedx
04. biohazard
05. dismantl (feat KETAURI)
06. lash/war
07. rain-ropes
08. cultivation
09. saturation
10. polygon (rt)
11. terraform (feat KETAURI)
12. kinetic
13. ct
14. gaaldok
15. predecglbr
Oneohtrix Point Never announces new album Age Of
Oneohtrix Point Never has announced a new album called Age Of which is due out June 1st via Warp. Check out the cover art above and tracklist below as well as a trailer including the Age Of title track. It is the follow-up his last album Garden of Delete.
Age Of:
01 Age Of
02 Babylon
03 Manifold
04 The Station
05 Toys 2
06 Black Snow
07 myriad.industries
08 Warning
09 We’ll Take It
10 Same
11 RayCats
12 Still Stuff That Doesn’t Happen
13 Last Known Image of a Song
Johnny Jewel Remixes Ariel Pink and SSION’s “At Least the Sky Is Blue”
SSION has released a remix of “At Least the Sky Is Blue,” his song with Ariel Pink. Listen to the track, as well as an instrumental version, below. “At Least the Sky Is Blue” is on SSION’s new record O and is set to be out May 11th via DERO Arcade.
Michael Stipe teases new song in support of March For Our Lives
Michael Stipe from R.E.M. has teased a new song in support of the March For Our Lives rally happening in Washington, D.C. today. He shared a snippet on Instagram of the track “Future, If Future”with a caption of the lyrics: “this future is ours/ Stunk to high heaven lotus, nerve gas or flowers/ We’ve got the obvious, we’ve got the power/ Please don’t stare, we’re doing all we can/.” Listen to the song below.
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SBTRKT remixes Chance the Rapper’s “All We Got”
SBTRKT has released a remix of Chance the Rapper’s Coloring Book‘s “All We Got” featuring Kanye West and the Chicago Children’s Choir. Listen to it below. SBTRKT wrote in the description of the track on Soundcloud that he’s had the remix “on my drive for a year or so,” and received the vocals from Chance and his management in 2016.
Snail Mail announces album Lush, shares new song “Pristine”
Lindsey Jordan, aka Snail Mail, has announced the debut record for the project called Lush and will be out June 8th via Matador. The album was recorded with Jake Aron and Johnny Schenke and features appearances from touring bandmates Ray Brown andAlex Bass. Listen to the lead single “Pristine” below.
Courtney Barnett extends tour
Courtney Barnett has announced more tour dates for her upcoming North American stint. The singer-songwriter has added shows in Phoenix, Denver, Boston, Philadelphia, Nashville, Los Angeles, and more. See the new dates below.
Bloc Party announce Silent Alarm tour
Bloc Party will tour their debut album, Silent Alarm, in full for a number of European shows in October. Find the dates above and their website. They will start in Amsterdam will stop in Paris, Berlin, Brussels, and Dublin, before closing out at London’s Alexandra Palace.
