Its story, dealing with a young boy’s quest to save his sister amid a brutal war between humans and demons, continued as a feature film in 2020’s Mugen Train.

“There is so much left to say, but it will not be through Youth Lagoon.”īlockbuster shonen anime series Demon Slayer will be returning for a second season this year – building on the runaway popularity of its debut 2019 season and the 2020 feature film Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Movie: Mugen Train.īased on the highly popular manga of the same name by Koyoharu Gotouge, Demon Slayer was adapted into anime and its 26-episode first season released in 2019. I’ve reached the top of a mountain, only to then be able to see a much larger one I want to ascend,” Powers wrote. “It is a space I no longer inhabit, nor want to inhabit. Powers announced the end of Youth Lagoon in 2016, stating that “there is nothing left to say through Youth Lagoon. ‘The Year of Hibernation’ was the first of three albums Powers released under the Youth Lagoon moniker, along with 2013’s ‘Wondrous Bughouse’ and 2015’s ‘Savage Hills Ballroom’. Listen to the cover of ‘Goodbye Again’ below: The deluxe edition includes three bonus tracks, ‘Bobby’, ‘Ghost To Me’ and a cover of John Denver’s ‘Goodbye Again’ recorded in 2011 – the same year ‘The Year Of Hibernation’ was released through Fat Possum.Ī deluxe double vinyl edition of the record will be released on December 3. Youth Lagoon (aka Trevor Powers) has announced a deluxe version of his debut album ‘The Year Of Hibernation’, ten years on from its release. In a four-star review, NME’s Dhruva Balram said the album “presents a new high-water mark” for Arca, calling it her “most accessible record yet” but noting that “there are no signs of compromise here”. It featured the singles ‘Nonbinary’, ‘Time’, ‘Mequetrefe’ and ‘KLK’ (featuring Rosalía). It also follows her remix of ‘Rain On Me’ by Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande, which appeared on the former’s ‘Dawn Of Chromatica’ record earlier this month.Īrca’s most recent full-length effort was ‘KiCk i’, released last June on XL.

‘Incendio’ comes as a follow-up to Arca’s four-track EP ‘Madre’, which she released back in January. ‘Incendio’ was also released ahead of a Weirdcore-directed concert that Arca live-streamed to raise funds for Casa Marcella, a temporary shelter offering trans and non-binary people in Italy refuge from violence. As per Stereogum, the track makes reference to The Matrix with the lyric “The girl bends the spoon with her mind”. The Spanish-language track was co-produced by Omar, and marks the first time Arca has rapped on a track of her own. READ MORE: Arca – ‘KiCk i’ review: a new high watermark for the wildly innovative producer’s experimental pop.

Venezuelan producer Arca (aka Alejandra Ghersi) has shared an enigmatic new single titled ‘Incendio’.

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