The Disintegration Loops I-IV
In 2002 William Basinski released 'The Disintegration Loops.' A four-part work born from the slow collapse of decaying magnetic tape.
In 2002 William Basinski released 'The Disintegration Loops.' A four-part work born from the slow collapse of decaying magnetic tape.
In 2005, Art Brut released 'Bang Bang Rock & Roll.' A debut that turned indie rock into a running commentary. Self-aware, propulsive and impossible to ignore.
In 2002 Iron & Wine unveiled 'The Creek Drank the Cradle.' A homespun folk debut that sounds like it drifted out of the woods.
In 2004 Devendra Banhart released 'Rejoicing in the Hands.' A quiet and uncanny folk record that felt unearthed rather than made.
In 2004, Arcade Fire released 'Funeral.' A record that felt like a lightning strike in the middle of an otherwise cautious indie landscape.
In 2009, Animal Collective released 'Merriweather Post Pavilion.' A phosphorescent, boundary-melting record that reshaped the possibilities of experimental pop.