Sunset Recordings · Feature Richtaste Unleashes “Supermen,” a Swiss Rock Rallying Cry Produced by Krokus Veteran Pat Aeby A Swiss indie band, a producer who spent years behind the kit for his country’s most famous hard rock export, and a music video shot entirely on GoPro Hero cameras. “Supermen” is streaming now on Sunset, and
Sunset Recordings · Feature Sandaksatru (REM) by Mister Sir Takes Flight Over the Arizona Desert With Kirby Chambliss and His Daughter A two-time Red Bull Air Race World Champion, a father passing the sky to his kid, and a Mister Sir track that knows exactly when to stay out of the way. This is one
His newest Substack episode, posted October 12, argues that peace may come from taking the world in rather than holding it off. I think it is the sharpest thing he has published yet. Sunset Recordings · News Joe Atman’s Verity Collective Asks Whether Anxiety Is a Problem of Control or of Existence His newest Substack
A three way alliance wires our catalog into more than forty delivery points, from Spotify to Tencent, and here is why I think the plumbing matters more than the press release. Sunset Recordings · News Sunset Recordings Joins Terrabyte Music, Aiming Records, and Warner Music Group A three way alliance wires our catalog into more
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Sunset Recordings · News Original Black Pantah Turns Dancehall Into Doctrine on Project Reggaeologist A Kingston-born, Brooklyn-shaped artist collapses roots reggae and raw dancehall into one record, and I think it’s the most complete statement Sunset Recordings has put its name behind. By Don Lichterman Original Black Pantah Sunset Recordings Every so often a record
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There is a particular kind of television, or podcast, or whatever we are now supposed to call long-form video conversation, that works precisely because it refuses to be tidy. The finale of the Happiness Series, the closing chapter in an ongoing dialogue between Cameron Lee Cowan and Joe Atman, is that kind of production. It
Every so often an album resurfaces from the archives that forces listeners to ask a simple question: What exactly are we hearing? That question sits at the heart of Delta Rezuwreckshan, the unusual and often perplexing release from Han Drabur that first appeared through Sunset more than a decade ago. At first glance, the album
There are moments in underground heavy music when a band arrives with enough force, conviction, and sonic unpredictability that it instantly feels larger than a single release cycle. That is exactly the energy surrounding “Oh, The Payday!,” the explosive new music video from Russian progressive post-hardcore trio Mister Sir, now emerging as one of the
This week’s Sunset Music Advocacy spotlight lands squarely on “Vicarious,” the latest release from the Federal Moguls, a group that continues to blur the line between sharp social satire, hip-hop-forward production, and an unexpectedly precise understanding of modern adult anxiety. Equal parts commentary and confidence, the song, its accompanying visuals, and the collective behind it
