Friday Playlist: Dubble Stuff
As an aural clone to Autre's spring 21 doppelgänger issue, Dubble Stuff is a gamut-running exploration of musical genres that is everything and nothing at once; an avatar perpetually in search of itself.
Friday Playlist: Space Is The Place
Film still, Barbarella, 1968
A trip though the cosmos, one cloud, one star, one planet at a time. A collection of soul ballads, sonic love letters, and eccentric oddities.
Friday Playlist: Hipgnosis
Enrique Metinides, A Woman Grieves over Her Dead Boyfriend, Stabbed in Chapultepec Park While Resisting Robbers, Mexico City, 1985
A warm dive into a hipgnotic bath of repetitive grooves, atmospheric tracks and metallic vibrations. Back seat, leather upholstery, dark rooms, flashing lights. A meditation on forgetting who you are on a Saturday night. The dream of vanishing.
Friday Playlist: Be Kind To Your Mind
Hit the ground dancing. A new year's playlist. A CDC reccomended mixtape.
Friday Playlist: Ballad of Sexual Dependency
Nan Goldin, Rise and Monty Kissing, New York City, 1980
Tender, heartbreaking, beautiful, joyous, Nan Goldin's iconic Ballad Of Sexual Depency changed photography forever. Here is the soundtrack.
Friday Playlist: Mood Ring Cycle
Friday moodz. Saturday nudz. Music that hits that oxytocin. Call your crush and say I luv U.
Friday Playlist: Soundtrack For The Apocalypse
A soothing dreamscape for a hellscape unfolding.
Friday Playlist: Don't Panic, Just Dance
Mariko Mori inside her universal “time capsule” : collage by Janeth Davalos
We know you’re worried. We’re worried too. So, let’s all do ourselves a favor and take a break to work it all out. We hope you enjoy these bangers for a world in danger.
In This Friday Playlist We Explore The Music Of Nick Cave On The Occasion Of His New Album →
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Discover Proto Metal Oddities In This Week's Friday Playlist →
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David Bowie Is The Best Of Us: For This Friday's Playlist, We Explore Some Of Our Favorite Bowie Tracks →
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Friday Playlist: An Ode to Southern Lord Records in Celebration of the Announcement of the new Sunn O))) Record →
Despite decades of evidence to the contrary, music snobs still have a hard time viewing heavy metal as a musical form worthy of the label, "art." Greg Anderson and Stephen O'Malley have fought that notion throughout their careers. With the announcement of the duo's main band Sunn O))) releasing its first new record since 2008's 'Monoliths and Demensions (except for the 2014 'Soused' that saw the band collaborate with legendary UK singer Scott Walker), I have decided to use this Autre Playlist to pay homage to the duo's work as well as their record label, Southern Lord. Click here to listen to the full playlist.
Happy Halloween: For Autre's Friday Playlist, Listen to the Best of Horror Original Soundtracks →
While I'm not a huge Halloween fan, my love of horror cinema is only bested by my love of music. Luckily, the two mediums have always gone hand-in-hand. Films simply can't be scary without tense and eerie sounds gripping the film viewer as it goes along. Click here to listen to the full playlist.
For This Week's Friday Playlist, Jam to the Deliciously Sweet Sounds of Motown Soul and Funk →
Whenever I get the proverbial gun to the head and am asked if I could only listen to one genre of music forever, I go with soul and funk. Why? Because it's everything: amazing lyrics, amazing singing, political, emotional, makes you dance, makes you cry, makes you sex. Click here to listen to the playlist.
For Autre's Fifth Friday Playlist We Explore The History of Rock N' Roll, Bold and Beautiful →
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