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On Secret Machines' fourth album and first since the death of original guitarist Benjamin Curtis, 2020's Awake in the Brain Chamber, co-founding members singer/keyboardist Brandon Curtis and drummer Josh Garza return to the infectious, sonically expansive brand of space rock that marked their first two albums. The album follows 2008's eponymously titled Secret Machines, which found former Tripping Daisy guitarist Phil Karnats stepping in for Benjamin, who had left to focus on his work with School of Seven Bells. Although the band never officially broke up, they mostly went their separate ways after that album. By 2013, Benjamin and Brandon had reunited for the side project Cosmicide. Sadly, Benjamin was diagnosed with T-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma and died that same year at age 35. In the wake of his brother's death, Brandon kept busy touring with Interpol, while drummer Garza contributed to a bevy of projects, including recording with the Warlocks. Brandon eventually returned to his work with Cosmicide and at a 2016 show reconnected with Garza. Along with guests Bryan Bisordi, Chris Kyle, and Sarah Pedinotti, they began reworking the Cosmicide songs into what would become Awake in the Brain Chamber. The result is a deeply felt production informed by the group's long-standing love of ambient music, psych-pop, and kinetic, '70s-style Krautrock. Poignantly, at the core of the album is the shimmering "Everything Starts," featuring production and guitar work from Benjamin Curtis recorded prior to his death. A moody anthem rife with warm vocal harmonies, it brings to mind the sound of the first two Secret Machines' albums while also revealing a more mature, emotionally grounded sophistication. It's a balance they perfect throughout Awake in the Brain Chamber, with cuts like the acidic and slow-burning "Let's Stay Alive," the jet-fueled "Dreaming Is Alright," and the sparkling "Talos' Corpse," evoking a finely curated mix of touchstones, from the Church and Spiritualized to Pink Floyd. There's a palpably textured quality to the group's sound, as if everything from the vocals and brightly wound guitars to the glassy keyboards and refracting basslines has been filtered through a giant NASA satellite. It's a fitting aesthetic for a band that has returned to earth after a long journey through their inner emotional cosmos. Brain Gets Lil Dicky & The Game On His "I'm Brain" EP. Lil Dicky has continuously shown his creativity through music and otherwise. While his last album Professional Rapper did exceptionally well, one of the highlighted guest appearances was from Lil Dicky's Brain on "Pillow Talking". As he provided comedic relief on the project, now he returns with his own project titled I'm Brain. While this is a solo venture of Brain, Lil Dicky shows up on the majority of the project. Although this is probably one of the weirdest alter ego/side projects that we've seen in hip hop, it's another confirmation of Lil Dicky's creative brilliance. This project serves as Brain's time to shine but Lil Dicky still pulls up with some bars to deliver. Dicky plays the supporting character in this project while Brain takes the drivers seat. Over the course of seven tracks, the rapper(s) go back and forth trading bars. Dicky makes his way onto five of tracks on the project, including the Game assisted track "How Can U Sleep At Night." For anyone waiting on Lil Dicky's next project, this should hold you over in the meanwhile. The rapper took to Twitter today to say "I'm sorry my album is taking so long, luckily brain stepped up". So it's looking like he'll be coming through soon with another project in the near future. He also hit Instagram up today to let his fans know that he's been working on the project everyday. Aside from music, Dicky also announced in the spring that he's looking into developing his own TV Show. It seems fitting considering that he just released a side project by his Brain. Check the tracklist below, along with our list of Lil Dicky's 15 best bars right here. 1. “On Smash” featuring Lil Dicky 2. “Cocaine” featuring Lil Dicky 3. “Whippin’ It Up” featuring Lil Dicky 4. “Brainstorm” 5. “F Slo” featuring Lil Dicky 6. “Interlude” 7. “How Can U Sleep” featuring Lil Dicky and The Game. I'm Brain download album. The Great Red Spot is the first official project of the crew Producers' Jupiter A.K.A , the collective is composed of Astronote,Kyo Itachi and Azaia. They worked with some artists last 10years in the underground and mainstream , Astronote produced one track on the project "Untitled Unmasterised" by Kendrick Lamar last year, Kyo Itachi joint force on "Meteorite" with Ruste Juxx and Azaia put a solo album in 2014. For This project they invite a young talented Mc from Detroit Nolan The Ninja,Rockness Monstah from Heltah Skeltah and many strong mcs like Ruste Juxx,Skanks The Rap Martyr,Mic Handz,Vvs Verbal,Milez Grimez & Da Buze Bruvaz. I'm Brain download album. A Thrilling Living release. Edition of 400 on black vinyl with risographed sleeve and insert. "Composed cacophony, desperate dirges, pieces of the punk puzzle churning and crashing together to form one insistent and determined whole. This is brute force music, the sound of the claustrophobia of London, the claustrophobia of being a human being trapped inside of your own brain. First time on vinyl—400 copies on black vinyl in risographed sleeves designed by Leigh Arthur with a lyric insert illustrated by singer Camille Rearden." "As if SBSM’s smasher wasn’t enough, Thrilling Living reach deep into a London dungeon to pull out Scrap Brain. They’re a real drain-clog of a punk group, ripe for filing next to other London-based miscreants like Good Throb and Frau. Like those other two, Scrap Brain’s sound is distinguishable while sharing the same sense of vitriol, tension and probably more than a little misandry. Their songs are anchored by thick bass and bouncing floor-tom, and come to life through mortally-wounded guitar and motormouth ranting. Vocalist Camille Rearden gives us the news and the weather while delivering their words, turning a song like “Don’t Talk To Me” into some sort of Rudimentary Peni-esque feral thrash, far beyond the GG Allin cover I had initially hoped for. Most tracks start as dirges, and a few finish that way, although Scrap Brain happily utilize tempo changes as a means for delivering their manic sensibility. Proud to say that I saw them live a few months ago and they left before returning the favor later that night – they had a Good Throb reunion gig to attend instead, and I would’ve been suspicious if they hadn’t." - Yellow Green Red. "London four-piece Scrap Brain play sludgy, dirge-filled hardcore punk, brimming with angst and attitude; their weird, dissonant riffs, coupled with singer Camille Rearden’s abrasive snarl and clever lyrics, recall the group’s ‘90s predecessors, Huggy Bear. “Don’t look at me / Don’t talk to me / Don’t stand near me / Don’t think about me,” Rearden intones again and again on the second track, a useful incantation for anyone dealing with unwanted attention. The EP ends with a bang with “Scrap Brain,” a jammed-out, aggressive ode to dissociation that builds and builds—until it all falls apart." - Bandcamp Daily, The Best Punk Albums of 2018..