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Every week, 88Nine music director Erin Wolf shares a sonic gem she found using her nearly 20 years of new-music exploration experience. You can hear all her discoveries live on 88Nine at 10 p.m. every Monday on <\/i>What\u2019s All This: Adventures in New Music<\/u><\/b><\/a>.<\/i><\/p>\n Dry-humored Grammy-winners Dry Cleaning recently returned with \u201cHit My Head All Day,\u201d which has been described as \u201ca sharp, deadpan cut that balances wiry guitar textures with Florence Shaw\u2019s coolly detached delivery.\u201d My Reader\u2019s Digest<\/i> version of that description is: It\u2019s simply delightful.<\/p>\n Per usual, the South London band\u2019s music is pretty understated on the surface, but the sonic undercurrents are packed with little moments that eventually hook you. If you were a spectator of the song\u2019s debut at Dry Cleaning\u2019s recent Cactus Club show, you\u2019ll understand that black hole-like draw of the band. The little things do start to suck you in, especially those strong bass lines, searing guitar solos and metronomic drums.<\/p>\n \u201cHit My Head All Day\u201d heralds a full album, Secret Love<\/i>, which will see its release to 4AD Records on Jan. 9. For now, give the single a listen as part of this episode and then swing back around at 10 p.m. every Monday on 88Nine for more What\u2019s All This: Adventures in New Music<\/i>.<\/p>\nBest new indie music this week<\/h2>\n
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