If the track “Please Don’t” is any indicator of the rest of the album then we are all in for treat. For now, I will hit play.
STREAMING :: David Byrne and Fatboy Slim- Here Lies Love – [LINK]
-Mangtooth
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The new album is titled This is Happening and will make its official release on 05/18.
Check out “Drunk Girls” and “Pow Pow” here.
-Mangtooth
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CocoRosie are a French electro art rock whatev. Pitchfork has just premiered “Lemonade” from the band’s May 11th album Grey Oceans. It’s pretty fantastic, one might aver it’s equal parts Édith Piaf and Bjork, if you’re into gratuitous hybridization or old chicks.
DOWNLOAD :: CocoRosie – “Lemonade” – [MP3 via Pitchfork]
-Andy C.
Comments rss TrackbackCheck out the video for “Dear God” by Monsters of Folk.
-Mangtooth
Comments rss TrackbackCheck out the latest track released by Circa Survive from their upcoming effort Blue Sky Noise (due out on April 20th.)
Comments rss TrackbackCheck out the official video for “Sweet Disposition” from Temper Trap’s Conditions.
-Mangtooth
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Maniac Meat is set for a May 25threlease through Anticon and to give you a taste of whats to come on the record, Tobacco has released the track “Sweatmother” for us to drool over.
DOWNLOAD :: Tobacco – “Sweatmother” – [MP3]
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**UPDATE :: The folks over at Some Kind of Awesome found a video of “Sweatmother” from SXSW the Bottom of the Hill show in San Fran (courtesy of slumdonk of the BMSRFan Boards.) Check it out!**
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In case you’ve been sleeping on any of the recent Wild Orchid Children posts I’ve been throwing up, THIS IS NOT ONE TO MISS. Yesterday, the band released “Black Shiny FBI Shoes,” the opening track to their album Wild Orchid Children … Are Alexander Supertramp.
So what is so damn special about this track? How about the fact that it is an 18 minute rock experience unlike anything else I have heard in years .. the emotion that runs through this track is quite evident .. and the backstory to some of the lyrics will make you understand this a little more.
For lack of better words on my end, check out part of the article from Line Out:
“At the 17:46 mark of the song, singer Kirk Huffman repeatedly screams, “Where are you? Where the fuck are you?” Once he screams the name Kino Gomez.
Kino Gomez is the man who shot and killed Tom Pfaeffle, the beloved Wild Orchid / Kay Kay / Art Institute producer, engineer, friend, father, teacher, husband, human.”
Wild Orchid Children posted a lengthy blog post on July 19th, 2009 detailing their love for their lost teacher + friend .. listen to the track again, think about the events noted above and suddenly .. 18 minutes doesn’t seem like that long.
LISTEN :: Wild Orchid Children – “Black Shiny FBI Shoes” – [LINK]
Check out the brand spankin’ new video for Weezer’s single “I’m Your Daddy.” Dig the track? Go grab yourself a copy of Raditude!
Comments rss TrackbackEnjoy “Eyesdown” from Bonobo‘s Black Sands which is officially released today through Ninja Tune.
-Mangtooth
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Through their official site, Tokyo Police Club is offering their single “Breakneck Speed” from their upcoming sophomore effort Champs. Below, you will find a download for the track + a video detailing “A Brief History of Champ”
DOWNLOAD :: Tokyo Police Club – “Breakneck Speed” – [MP3]
DOWNLOAD :: Tokyo Police Club – “Breakneck Speed” – [LINK]
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Comments rss TrackbackEnjoy the absurd video MGMT has thrown together for their single “Flash Delirium” from their upcoming release Congratulations .. which you can still stream in its entirety over at MGMT’s website.
This video .. along with the album as a whole .. makes no sense to me. Talking throats + ventriloquist dummies? Beats me ..
Comments rss TrackbackCheck out the unveiling of the Wu-Massacre artwork from NYC on March 1st.
Comments rss TrackbackIf you loved Thursday in high school, kind of got into Against Me! in college, and are annoyed that Brand New take themselves so fucking seriously, there’s a strong chance you’ll dig Crime In Stereo. ”Type One” is off their just-released record I Was Trying To Describe You To Someone.
(ed: the above blurb is in no way autobiographical.)
-Andy C
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