Make your Christmas tree shake with the new single “Scary Christmas” from Hedegaard. This is the perfect stocking stuffer for any dubstepper as I can almost guarentee you’ve never heard “Carol of the Bells” with so much bass!
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I hope y’all are ready to jam out because Voodoo Farm has released his latest remix, which mashes up the White Stripes single “In The Cold, Cold Night” with the vocals of 2Pac, Biggie, and Big L. Check out the track below, and make sure to peep the video, which was directed by Voodoo Farm and features footage/animation from Beeple.
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Earlier today, YANP premiered the brand new, unreleased Yellow Ostrich track “‘Til I Disappear.” While the single starts off with a lonely guitar line and the vocals of frontman Alex Schaaf, it slowly increases its pace into an all-out rock jam. After the combination of fuzzy effects and hard hitting drums takes hold of yours ears, all the sound drops out, and Yellow Ostrich finishes off the track with an excellent build-up of layered vocals.
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It has been eleven or so years since Primus released a music video. That is, of course, until IFC premiered Primus’ visuals for the single “Tragedy’s a’ Comin’”, which comes off the band’s latest LP Green Naugahyde and features an up-beat sound along with lyrics from Les Claypool that speak of an impending doom.
So, how did Primus go about giving the single the video treatment? Well, the band decided to go the lobster route since a lobster about to be dropped into a boiling pot of water is as clear an example of impending doom as I can think of. After watching the video a few times, I can only hope that Les Claypool incorporates the lobster suit into the band’s live performance! Who’s with me?
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As a follow-up to yesterday’s post regarding The Rapture‘s new video for “Sail Away,” and a bonus track that was included on the Japanese release of In The Grace Of Your Love, we wanted to let everyone know that the band is holding a remix competition for the single “How Deep Is Your Love?”
Check out the info below and start remixing!
From DFA Records:
“How Deep Is Your Love?” by The Rapture – if we can be a bit self-congratulatory – is a pretty awesome song. We know you guys agree. That’s why, for the first time in our 10 year history, we’d like to ask you folks to share your take on the track with us. Download the stems via the soundcloud player below and craft whatever sort of remix you’d like. Once you complete your masterpiece, submit it to the dropbox on the bottom of the page for a chance at fame and fabulous prizes! Three runners-up will win signed copies of In The Grace Of Your Love, while a grand prize winner will win a one year Soundcloud Pro account, valued at 250 euros! The final 5 selections will be played live on a very special live White Out Sessions broadcast and can be voted on via a live feed twitter and discussed amongst a “panel of experts”. The deadline for all entries is Monday December 5, so get to it!
Grab the stems here. Enter submission here.
For those of you who need a refresher, here is the original track:
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Since The Rapture‘s return to the music scene with the release of their latest LP In The Grace Of Your Love, the band’s discography has been on constant rotation here at MFPP. To celebrate our love for The Rapture, we have two treats in store for you!
First is “In Love Divine,” which is a 7 minute track that was included as a bonus single for the Japanese release of In The Grace Of Your Love.” Thanks to SKoA for the track!
Our second treat is the new video The Rapture released for In The Grace Of Your Love‘s opening track “Sail Away.” While “Sail Away” was not a standout track for me on the LP, the video is entertaining enough as frontman Luke Jenner rides around on what appears to be a piece of tinfoil.
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“Scorpion Move” is the latest single to be released from the 22-year old German producer Zedd and features the young artist trying his hand at experimental dubstep. Grab a listen below and make sure to download yourself a free copy of the single!
Zedd will be releasing another new single titled “Stars Come Out” on November 22 through Dim Mak. Additionally, his debut album Autonomy is set to drop at some point in February 2012 on OWSLA.
Stay connected with Zedd :: facebook | twitter
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Back in late October, DâM-FunK joined Tim Sweeney’s Beats in Space program to perform a set of random boogie jams and a few unreleased tracks.
DOWNLOAD :: DâM-FunK – Beats in Space #596 [via]
Beats In Space Set List ::
DâM-FunK - Don’t U Know (I’m On A Roll) - Unreleased
DâM-FunK - Electric Skies Over U - Unreleased
DâM-FunK - Champagne Thighs - Unreleased
DâM-FunK - Can U Relate 2 Me? - Unreleased
DâM-FunK - Floating On Air - Unreleased
Nite Jewel - What Did He Say (DâM-FunK Remix)
Steve Arrington - My Heart And Soul I Love This Music - Stones Throw
DâM-FunK - Honeymoon Is Over - Unreleased
Adrian Gurvitz - Love Space - Jet
Nightlife Unlimited - Ready For You - Tojo
Erotic Drum Band - Sweet Seduction - Matra
Tavasco & The Millionaires - Be Yourself - Mid-South
Emotions - You’re The One - Red Label
DâM-FunK - So Chi - Unreleased
Mr Fingers - What About This Love
In case the BIS set wasn’t enough for you, check out DF’s demo of the unreleased single “Just Ease Your Mind From All Negativity.”
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Christopher Powell is one busy man. Not only is he the drummer for Man Man, but he also teaches percussion lessons in the Philly area, has played with the bands Need New Body, the Chewables, and Icy Demons, and runs his own record label, Obey Your Brain. As if that wasn’t enough, Powell has released “Xenon,” which is the debut single from his new project Spaceship Aloha and features intergalactic synths, futuristic loops, and a subtle Hawaiian influence.
“Xenon” will be featured on Spaceship Aloha’s debut Universe Mahalo EP.
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If you have been craving a laid back, bass heavy beat to help you grind through the evening, look no further than Suuns‘ remix of the Glasser single “Mirrorage.”
In other news, Suuns recently released a 12” through Secretly Canadian which features the single “Bambi”and “Red Song.” Both singles can be streamed here, but we suggest you order a copy here.
Suuns Tour Dates::
11/15/11 Cork, IE – Cyprus Avenue
11/16/11 Dublin, IE – Crawdaddy
11/17/11 Galway, IE – Roisin Dubh
11/18/11 Manchester, UK – Deaf Institute w/ Besnard Lakes
11/19/11 Glasgow, UK – King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut w/ Besnard Lakes
11/20/11 Birmingham, UK – Hare & Hounds w/ Besnard Lakes
11/21/11 Bristol, UK – Thekla w/ Besnard Lakes
11/22/11 London, UK – Scala w/ Besnard Lakes
11/23/11 Paris, FR – La Maroquinerie
11/24/11 Brussels, BE – Autumn Falls Festival
11/25/11 Brugge, BE – Cactus
11/26/11 Utrecht, NL – Le Guess Who? Festival
11/28/11 Lyon, FR – Marche Gare
11/29/11 Luzern, CH – Sudpol
11/30/11 Ravenna, IT – Bronson Club w/ Handsome Furs
12/02/11 Lisbon, PT – Musicbox
12/03/11 Porto, PT – Casa Da Musica w/ Battles
12/10/11 New York, NY – Webster Hall w/ The Antlers
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From their recently released LP Days, the NJ indie rock group Real Estate performed the singles “Three Blocks” and “It’s Real” live at WFUV. Check ‘em out!
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Earlier this month, Washed Out released a 12” for his single “Amor Fati,” which includes remixes of the dreamy single by Clams Casino and Au Revoir Simone. Also included on the release is a brand new Washed Out track titled “Call It Off,” which is overly catchy due to its dancey synth vibe.
Take a listen to “Call It Off” and the Clam’s Casino remix of “Amor Fati” below, and make sure to pick up a copy of the 12” here.
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As a follow-up to this year’s Ventriloquizzing, the electro-pop four-piece Fujiya & Miyagi have released a new single “Ecstatic Dancer.” According to singer/guitarist David Best, “the title came from a drawing by Oskar Kokoschka. Lyrically it takes its cues from fifties songs which described dance moves, like the mash potato etc.” [via] In typical F&M fashion, the interaction between the drums, synth, and guitar drive the single and David Best’s vocals sound more like a conversation than singing.
Below, we have Fujiya & Miyagi’s live rendition of “Ecstatic Dancer,” which sounds much grittier than the studio single as the guitar in the video is overly fuzzy.
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For Activision’s release of their latest game GoldenEye 007: Reloaded, Camo & Krooked reworked the “James Bond Theme” from it’s original swanky sound into a full-on orchestral dubstep piece. While I can’t imagine James Bond sipping on his “shaken, not stirred” martinis at a dubstep show, the rework is worth a listen!
Stay connected with Camo & Krooked:: website | facebook | twitter
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Earlier this year, Honus Honus from Man Man, Nicholas Thorburn of Islands, and Joe Plummer of Modest Mouse, joined up to form the supergroup Mister Heavenly, and released their debut LP Out of Love through Sub Pop Records.
For the album’s opener, “Bronx Sniper,” Mister Heavenly created a video featuring a child who loves playing with his Man Wolf figurine. That is until his father spills milk on the toy and it transforms into a highly destructive force that wreaks havoc on the family’s house.
Mister Heavenly Tour Dates::
11-04 Philadelphia, PA – First Unitarian Church
11-05 Baltimore, MD – Metro Gallery
11-06 Chapel Hill, NC – Local 506
11-07 Charleston, SC – Tin Roof
11-08 St. Augustine, FL – Café Eleven
11-09 Orlando, FL – Back Booth
11-10 Atlanta, GA – The Earl
11-11 Lexington, KY – Cosmic Charlie’s
11-12 St. Louis, MO – Firebird
11-13 Chicago, IL – Subterranean
11-14 Pontiac, MI – Pike Room
11-15 Cleveland Heights, OH – Grog Shop
11-16 Toronto, Ontario – Great Hall
11-17 Montreal, Quebec – Il Motore
11-18 Milford, CT – Daniel Street
11-19 Boston, MA – Museum of Fine Arts
11-20 New York, NY – Mercury Lounge
11-30 Ghent, Belgium – Charlatan
12-01 Rennes, France – Transmusicales
12-02 Paris, France – L’International
12-03 Lille, France – La Peniche
12-04 Koln, Germany – Gebaude 9
12-05 Hamburg, Germany – Molotow
12-06 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso
12-08 Berlin, Germany – Privatclub
12-09 Munich, Germany – Atomic Cafe
12-10 Dijon, France – Generiq Hotel de Vogue
12-12 London, England – Cargo
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