Sam Gendel's New Album, "DRM," Due on Vinyl April 16 on Nonesuch Records

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Sam Gendel's new album, DRM, is due on vinyl on April 16, 2021. This Thursday at 12pm EDT, Gendel will be commenting and answering questions as a one-time, single supercut of all fourteen videos for the album—one for each track, all directed by Marcella Cytrynowicz—premieres on the Nonesuch Records YouTube channel.

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Sam Gendel's new album, DRM, which was released digitally on October 1, is due on vinyl on April 16, 2021, available to pre-order here. This Thursday, October 22, at 12pm EDT, Gendel will be commenting and answering questions as a one-time, single supercut of all fourteen videos for the album—one for each track, all directed by Marcella Cytrynowicz—premieres on the Nonesuch Records YouTube channel. You can set a reminder and join in then here.

On DRM, Sam Gendel performs solo musical experiments with vintage instruments—a forty-year-old Electro Harmonix DRM32 drum machine, antique synthesizers, a sixty-year-old nylon-string guitar—accompanied by his voice. The album includes one cover song: Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road,” which Gendel interprets as an instrumental, playing the melody on an old German analogue synthesizer.

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Sam Gendel: "DRM" [vinyl]
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    Sam Gendel's New Album, "DRM," Due on Vinyl April 16 on Nonesuch Records

    Sam Gendel's new album, DRM, which was released digitally on October 1, is due on vinyl on April 16, 2021, available to pre-order here. This Thursday, October 22, at 12pm EDT, Gendel will be commenting and answering questions as a one-time, single supercut of all fourteen videos for the album—one for each track, all directed by Marcella Cytrynowicz—premieres on the Nonesuch Records YouTube channel. You can set a reminder and join in then here.

    On DRM, Sam Gendel performs solo musical experiments with vintage instruments—a forty-year-old Electro Harmonix DRM32 drum machine, antique synthesizers, a sixty-year-old nylon-string guitar—accompanied by his voice. The album includes one cover song: Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road,” which Gendel interprets as an instrumental, playing the melody on an old German analogue synthesizer.

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