Mike Skinner is the man behind the Streets, a big favourite of Rich here at PHM. He has a primarily instrumental track that he has released under his own name. It’s called Know There’s No, which is a different mantra...
Sweden might be renowned for it’s high rate of successful pop acts, but today we bring you some eclectic instrumental music. Sebastian Ungh performs under the name Monogatari (because why not?). He has released two albums, the not at all...
It’s fitting that while I’m in Brooklyn today (and might’ve pre-written this post) that we’re featuring an artist from Brooklyn. Blake Luley aka Ajnabi just released a self-titled album on September 17. All of the tracks are named after key...
The Field is a favourite here at PHM. The Swedish electronic music maker’s last album was one of our favourites in 2011. The label Kompakt decided to not make fans like me suffer another week and have put Cupid’s Head...
Some cool and interesting stuff here. Bryce Dessner (of The National fame) has teamed with the Kronos Quartet – the team responsible for that super popular piece of modern classical music (Lux Aeterna) that first appeared in the film Requiem...
Remember earlier this week when we posted not one but two new God is an Astronaut songs? It turns out the Irish rock instrumentalists couldn’t wait until the planned September 16/17 release date of Origins, and have released the whole...
October 15 will see the new release from PHM favourite, Tim Hecker. The ambient instrumentalist will follow up his 2011 PHM Album of the Year contender, Ravedeath, 1972 with Virgins. As per the press release last month, Virgins “employs woodwinds,...
New stuff from Explosions in the Sky is always good news. You might have recently heard their collaboration with composer Dave Wingo. Well, now there’s another. If that seems strange, it shouldn’t – they’ve team up for the soundtrack of...
Post-rock instrumental band Explosions in the Sky have a lot going on. They landed an opening slot on the upcoming Nine Inch Nails tour. They are also scoring the film Prince Avalanche, which is a Paul Rudd comedy movie. They...
I didn’t get around to this one when I had originally intended to. We have a track by an Australian duo called The Swiss (and not The Aussie?). They have a new EP called Elouisa, which just came out this...
Something interested happened as I tried to listen to this song for the first time. I was also watching a lecture given by Q-Tip, where he was playing some unreleased Kanye West songs. However, this song by Forest Swords also...
CFCF have a great new track called Camera. The track is off of Music for Objects EP, out July 9. The track features Francesco de Gallo on saxophone. While you might think that’s a 16th century explorer, Francesco does the...
After teasing poor Internet citizens, Boards of Canada finally confirmed they will be releasing a new album. On June 10/11, Boards of Canada will release the follow up to 2006′s Trans Canada Highway EP. The new album will be called...
I was all ready to reference our previous post of a Koreless track and then I realized that I am useless and didn’t post it. If I could get fired from this blog, I’d be long gone. Anyway, we have...
Since Daughter just played Toronto on Tuesday, I thought we should feature the B-side they just put up on YouTube a few days ago. The track is called Drift, and is the B-side to their single Human, off of debut...
