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May 31, 2012
#octo octa
Fur - Knots

Fur - Knots

AKA Bryce Isbell of Denton, USA.

Super-coolness discovered thanks to Rose Quartz. 

Go ahead & get this smooth mofo.

May 31, 2012
#Fur
Maribel - Jezebel Jive (Keep Shelly in Athens remix)

Maribel - Jezebel Jive (Keep Shelly in Athens Remix)

Synth-wave to the stars and back. I suppose I’ll always be an 80’s child & this sort of sound will always tickle my fancy.

I am okay with this knowledge.

Get Maribel’s LP, Reveries, now.

And, as always, listen to Keep Shelly in Athens all the time.

May 31, 2012
#maribel #Keep Shelly In Athens #remix

May 2012

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#fiona apple
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May 31, 20127 notes
#marina and the diamonds
Into Black Blouse

bmorebassment:

“Into Black,” Blouse

May 31, 2012288 notes
#blouse
Synthetica Metric

Synthetica - Metric

May 31, 201260 notes
#metric
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May 31, 2012
#julia holter
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May 31, 20123 notes
#behead remedy #hooray!
together (demo)

selaone - together (demo)

Pulls you in and then drifts away, batteries going dead when you least expect it.

Diggin’ it.

May 30, 2012
#selaone
ABOUT U

xxyyxx - About U

Always good. That’s all you need to know.

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#xxyyxx
Beachwood Sparks - Sparks Fly Again

Beachwood Sparks - Sparks Fly Again

Those first two seconds fooled me, just a bit, and then some slide guitar slid on in and I was sold.

It is the sound of the 1970’s, freewheelin’ & untethered to that which stresses you out… All right here in this track.

And so Beachwood Sparks have hit the mark - as they intended to.

May 30, 2012
#beachwood sparks
Hiroshima Monomyth

Monomyth - Hiroshima

Let’s just throw all my fancy-schmancy descriptive words & such out the window, okay? Because a song like this doesn’t need to be dressed up like we are going to to meet the Queen of England.

A song like this is a cheap suit that gets beer spilled on it. Maybe at the prom. Or, better yet, you never made it to the prom & go joy-riding instead until you don’t know what state you are in anymore.

Not fancy. Rough & glorious.

Name your price over here & cheers to the always-awesome Weird Canada!

May 30, 20121 note
#monomyth
Headphones (Todd Edwards vocal remix) Little Boots

Gorgeously funky. Time to dance, kids.

pierreism:

‘Headphones (Todd Edwards vocal remix)’ by Little Boots

A maximal piece of Little Boots-gone-funk, laced with fluttery flutes and strings to compliment it’s ’70s disco heritage.

May 30, 20122 notes
#little boots #todd edwards #remix
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May 30, 20121 note
#connie francis
Femme Fatale The Velvet Underground

See, once I hear this track… I must hear more from Nico & the boys.

Dammit.

bohemea:

The Velvet Underground & Nico - Femme Fatale

She’s going to break your heart in two
It’s true

May 30, 2012385 notes
#The Velvet Underground & Nico
Landscape Black Polygons

I’ve listened to this track twice now, just so I could compose my thoughts… And my thoughts go the black-and-white route: canals and cobblestones and smokestacks in the distance. It’s a town I’ve never been to and yet I know it so very well.

See, I was raised on films (no, Joni-fans, not robbery… well, maybe a little bit of that, too) & music like this should rise up in the background of some silent movie, all shadows and wide eyes and such.

This track is gorgeous. Go get it at their Bandcamp page - it’s free!

cactus-mouth:

Black Polygons // Landscape EP

(Please, I implore you to listen to this. Yes, I know that’s a triangle, but I assure you that this has nothing to do with drag or witch-house or whatever you wanna call it.) 

Black Polygons is the musical project of Cyril Rampall. When I reached out to him for more info on the enigmatic project, Cyril responded with only a sentence or two. In fact the only thing he said to me was: “I’m from Paris, and this EP is my third release. Recorded here, at my home.” A man of few words. I can dig it.

Opting to instead let the music do most of the talking, I can tell you that Landscape is a short collection of minimalist tracks that wield a crushing beauty. Featuring mostly sonic tones created with synths and guitars, these three tracks showcase an organic beauty. Like when the wind sweeps through the trees in just the right way to natural musicality. Haunting, ethereal, and gorgeous.

…

BANDCAMP | TWITTER

May 30, 201215 notes
#black polygons
May 30, 20121,167 notes
Savages - Flying to Berlin

Seriously old-school cool with this track. Makes me want to break out some 80’s-goth moves.

musicfansmic:

Savages | Flying to Berlin

At the time of writing, one of two existing Savages songs has 731 Soundcloud plays. Small stakes when you imagine a shitty Tiesto remix could garner 10,000 in under an hour. Perhaps I’ve deluded myself of Savages’ reputation, perhaps the fact that said reputation has organically grown through live shows will mean that online support may take its time. But most importantly this is a stunning work, equal to ‘Husbands’ in its showcasing of style, intensity, terror. So hit play and see what all the fuss is about.

Stream: Savages | Flying to Berlin 

May 30, 20124 notes
#savages
Maple High Oli Slack

Well now, this just made the sun seem a little brighter in the sky.

hearinggold:

MAPLE HIGH

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Brighton/Guildford producer Oli Slack is back with another slice of electronic brilliance. “Maple High” rides on dreamy territory as pitch-shifted vocal samples blissfully tread on a warm, leading synth bass while a diverse plate of fluttering hip-hop beats take the piece to the next level. Really, what are they feeding them in the UK? This is simply incredible. Questions regarding dietary enhancement aside, this beat is ace and you can grab it over at Soundcloud.


MP3: Oli Slack - Maple High

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Previously: [MP3] Oli Slack - “Wonderland”

May 30, 20128 notes
#oli slack
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