Sparks isn’t so much an album as it is an unparalleled project and experiment. Collaboration is a necessary part of almost all music, but the new work from Imogen Heap spans countries, peoples, and technologies like few others. Ann Powers’ introductory piece for NPR’s First Listen series, which is streaming the album, can’t help but be a laundry list […]
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Imogen Heap Shares Himalayan Experience With New Song
July 18th, 2014 
Corey From The Happiest Place is a documentary by Ben Henretig about a village in Bhutan, near the Himalaya Mountains, that just got the technology for running electricity in 2012, and shows the experience and journey as each family had to climb the mountain near their village and carry the phone pole up it. So Imogen Heap […]
MUSIC VIDEO: Imogen Heap – “You Know Where To Find Me”
October 19th, 2012 Adrian Garza Imogen Heap is at it again with her latest song, “You Know Where To Find Me”. This is song #6 in Imogen’s ambitious Heapsongs series that has been in the works since March of 2011. Be sure to click after the jump to watch the music video for this mesmerizing track.
MUSIC VIDEO: Imogen Heap- Lifeline
April 11th, 2011 James Shotwell Imogen Heap‘s new music video for “Lifeline” is posted below. The first single off her upcoming album, Album In the Making Of, can be purchased here. The track itself, an instrumental only version, a track with seeds and solos only, a track where she speaks on seeds and solos, the video, and a premium 3DiCD […]
Imogen Heap re-inventing the record release process
March 13th, 2011 James Shotwell Imogen Heap is planning to release the first single off of her upcoming album on March 28th. Despite the date, 15 days away, no material for the song, or album has yet been written. Imogen is asking fans to submit bits and pieces of things for her to incorporate into her latest project. She plans […]
The Japanese House Astounds With “Pools To Bathe In”
March 25th, 2015 Brian Leak A few weeks ago, we heard The Japanese House for the first time when “Still” surfaced, seemingly out of nowhere. We were pretty blown away – but now, the elusive and enigmatic London native has returned with “Pools To Bathe In,” the title track from her debut EP, set to release on April 27 via […]
Amy Rose Premieres “Awake Alive”
November 4th, 2014 Mike Giegerich Australian synth-pop artist Amy Rose has teamed up with Pigeons And Planes to premiere a brand new single. Entitled “Awake Alive,” the cut quickly inspires comparisons with Imogen Heap and Feist due to its chilling take on 21st century pop as Rose’s soothing yet powerful vocals stretch across an atmosphere dominated by pulsating synths and […]
Album Review: Calvin Harris – 18 Months
November 5th, 2012 Josh Hammond Artist: Calvin Harris Album: 18 Months Genre: Pop What you take away from Calvin Harris’ new album 18 Months, really depends on what you’re looking for when you’re listening. The fifteen tracks are all over the place in terms of sound. Set up like a Chinese buffet, the LP hits as many angles of the […]
Deadmau5 Announces New Album
August 9th, 2012 Matthew Dondiego EDM superstar Deadmau5 has announced details for his brand new album. The Mau5 will be releasing his new record >album title goes here< on September 25 via Ultra Music. The upcoming album features a vast array of guest spots including Gerard Way, Cypress Hill, and Chris James among others. Pre-orders for the album will be available on […]
REVIEW: POP ETC – POP ETC
June 19th, 2012 Josh Hammond Artist: POP ETC Album: POP ETC Genre: Indie Label: Rough Trade Records Wait! What the fuck? I obviously missed the memo. It took me five full (and uncomfortable) spins of the self titled POP ETC album to discover that they were the artists formerly known as The Morning Benders. Upon realizing this, I’ve come to the […]