Tag Archives: experimental

Listen: Sean La’Brooy – “140 to the Pin (feat. Greg Carleton)” [2023]

Posted on September 7, 2023 by Very Warm

Sometimes you just want tunes that remind you of memory-holed soundtracks from early PS2 games that you rented from GameFly back in the day. You don’t even remember what these games were like, but you vaguely remember shades of its … Continue reading →

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Listen: Edsel Axle – “Some Answer” [2023]

Posted on September 5, 2023 by Very Warm

Looking for a little discordant shredding to start kick off your week? Yes it’s Tuesday, but I had Labor Day off. From all things. But back to the previous prompt, if you need some beautiful disharmony, look no further than … Continue reading →

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Listen: Eartheater – “Pure Smile Snake Venom” [2023]

Posted on August 30, 2023 by Very Warm

Right when I was revisiting Eartheater’s incredible 2020 album Phoenix: Flames Are Dew Upon My Skin, and considering it to potentially be the best album of the 2020s so far, she announces a new album, Powders, out September 22nd via Chemical X … Continue reading →

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Listen: Hakushi Hasegawa – “Mouth Flash (Kuchinohanabi)” [2023]

Posted on August 23, 2023 by Very Warm

Japanese musician Hakushi Hasegawa has recently signed to Brainfeeder Records and has dropped this mind-twister of a track, “Mouth Flash (Kuchinohanabi)” that comes with an accompanying insane visual, which you can watch below. Enter this track into the canon of … Continue reading →

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Listen: Glasser – “Vine” [2023]

Posted on August 16, 2023 by Very Warm

I would be remiss if I didn’t excitedly feature a new-ish song from an artist that I posted about within the first few months of this blog even existing. Glasser, the musical project of Cameron Mesirow, is returning with a … Continue reading →

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Listen: Époque Selector – “INTERIOR DESIGN” [2023]

Posted on August 11, 2023 by Very Warm

There’s a motto on Warm Visions: when there’s new music from any Badge Époque Ensemble head boss aka Maximilian Turnbull-related project, it has to be shared. This time it is no different. Here he edits the formula, similar to the … Continue reading →

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Listen: Kate NV – “mi (we)” [2023]

Posted on March 3, 2023 by Very Warm

In the summer of 2017, I happened to see Kate NV perform in Brooklyn three times in a two week span. Once by chance (opening for Jessy Lanza @ House of Yes), and twice by seeking out her gigs since … Continue reading →

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Listen: Monoton – “JSCA” [1982]

Posted on April 8, 2022 by Very Warm

Keeping this one quick, although I’ll try and go into more of a deep dive soon. Monotonprodukt 07 is a record I came across in my 1980s digging process and bizarrely haven’t really seen much anywhere else about it. Granted … Continue reading →

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Listen: JOYFULTALK – “Take It To The Grave” [2022]

Posted on April 4, 2022 by Very Warm

Craving some hypnotic, rumbling jazz in your life? Look no further than a new track from Nova Scotia’s JOYFULTALK, aka Jay Crocker and his motley crew of players. Their new record Familiar Science is out May 6 via all-star label Constellation Records, … Continue reading →

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Listen: Evan J Cartwright – “impossibly blue” [2022]

Posted on March 18, 2022 by Very Warm

Take a Friday chill pill with the newest single from Toronto singer/songwriter Evan J Cartwright’s upcoming debut LP, “impossibly blue”, and its initially unassuming yet harshly stimulating companion video. Cartwright, the go-to drummer for mainstay Canadian acts like U.S. Girls … Continue reading →

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