Talk about damage control. Upon the unexpected circulation of Björk‘s new album, Vulnicura, this past weekend, the Icelandic singer/songwriter has taken it upon herself to shift the release date a month earlier than expected. The highly anticipated nine-track offering was supposedly scheduled in conjunction with a feature exhibition of her career at the Museum of Modern Art […]
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Bjork Announces New Album ‘Vulnicura’
January 14th, 2015 
Drew Caruso Bjork has announced her newest album, titled Vulnicura. The album is said to be released sometime in March. The followup to 2011’s Biophilia, Vulnicura will consist of nine tracks, six of which were co-produced with Arca (Kayne West, FKA Twigs). The Haxan Cloak also lent a production hand to the album, with Bjork co-producing herself […]
Bjork Releasing New Album in 2015
October 14th, 2014 Nina Corcoran Iceland’s unofficial queen Björk is back in the studio. The influential singer-songwriter told audiences she will have a new record out next year when explaining why she wouldn’t be at the London premiere of Biophilia Live, the captured film from her recent tour behind 2011’s excellent Biophilia. The post reads: “We are so sorry, but since Björk is already […]
Death Grips Release ‘Niggas On The Moon’ Featuring Björk On Every Track
June 9th, 2014 Kriston McConnell Death Grips have released an eight track album that is the first of two installments for their upcoming double album titled The Powers That B. This first installment is titled Niggas On The Moon, and all eight tracks feature renowned Icelandic singer-songwriter Björk. You can stream the album by checking below the break. If you […]
UTG INTERVIEW: Polyenso discuss their local scene and musical metamorphosis
February 23rd, 2016 Brian Leak Despite the stronghold of pastel polos, bronzer, and Jimmy Buffet covers, St. Petersburg, Florida is slowly releasing its Miami Vice-grip to a hipper, more artistic population. The current music scene—if you want to call it that—is mostly bands and artists like Polyenso. They are remnants of the “screamo” wave that ruled the 2000s. Once known […]
UTG INTERVIEW: Bitter’s Kiss Talks Self-Titled Debut, Creating With Family
September 2nd, 2015 Brian Leak Chloe Baker–maybe better known as Bitter’s Kiss when associated with the music world–is a young singer-songwriter based out of New Jersey who released her stunning, self-titled debut earlier this year. Baker’s father lends a hand or two as well, collaborating with instrumentation and production for the effort; bond and blood put to tape with impressive […]
UTG INTERVIEW: Little Shells Talks ‘5 Deep Under’
June 12th, 2015 Brian Leak Ex-west coaster Conchita Campos recently released her third album under the banner of Little Shells, titled 5 Deep Under, a beautifully smooth, jazzy and experimental effort led by Campos’ ostensibly veteran vocal prowess with a team of talented players providing a strong instrumental foundation that raises the whole affair to another level. We had the […]
Florence And The Machine Stream ‘How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful’
June 3rd, 2015 Kyle Florence Florence And The Machine have begun streaming their highly anticipated third studio album, How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful, via Spotify. Give it a listen below. A follow-up to 2011’s ‘Ceremonials, the English outfit’s latest undertaking was recorded between London and Los Angeles with acclaimed producer Markus Dravs (Arcade Fire, Coldplay, Björk), and features guest […]
UTG INTERVIEW: Writer/Director Alex Garland Talks ‘Ex Machina’ And The Auteur Theory
April 15th, 2015 Sam Cohen The Beach, 28 Days Later, Never Let Me Go, Dredd, Sunshine. These may all be sci-fi titles that you have seen or heard of in the past ten years. Alex Garland is the man who helped shepherd them to completion. Not only is he the writer on all of those aforementioned products, he is also […]
Sounds Of The (Down) Underground: Ecca Vandal
March 27th, 2015 Brenton Harris Artist: Ecca Vandal Genre: Ecca Vandal Latest release: “White Flag” / “Battle Royal” For fans of: Genre-hopping, futuristic jams with a punk rock spirit. It has been said that music is the last true voice of the human spirit, a transcendent communication tool that can go beyond divisions of race, gender, socioeconomic status or religious […]
Nina Corcoran’s ‘Best of 2014’ in Music
January 19th, 2015 Nina Corcoran If there’s anything to be certain of when it comes to music, it’s that you can’t control when it strikes you. In a year filled with violence, racism, disease, and political stumblings, our brains were in overdrive trying to do the right thing. For most, music serves as an escape. It articulates emotions and brings […]
Watch Death Grips’ Trippy New Music Video For “Inanimate Sensation”
December 10th, 2014 Dana Reandelar After announcing their breakup earlier this year via tissue paper, experimental hip-hop outfit Death Grips are to impart with us the second and last half of their double LP, The Powers That B. The first half of the final record, Niggas On The Moon, was released prior to their breakup announcement, and will be released […]