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Jaar’s really bleak and creative approach to understated electronics made his latest LP, Space Is Only Noise, more of a grower than a shower. The impact didn’t hit me at first, but it was undeniably there. Oh, did I mention he’s on the Loved List? He’s
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MP3 An energetic track from Eternal Summers’ 12” Prisoner EP via Forest Family Records. On “Prisoner,” Eternal Summers displays a universal desire: Freedom. People protest, fight, and die for the freedom to seek out their own happiness; but after the dust has settled, our personal prisons have still got us
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Stream / Download: WALSH- Karaoke I was late to the party when it came to WALSH’s first EP in ’10, and I’m late again to enjoy his latest release, too. Am I surprised? No. But one of my kind ‘Drops turned me on to this, so I have to
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“Touching Down” Stream Picture yourself on a boat on a river. No, wait, that’s the Beatles, and this is Therapies Son, but the feeling remains the same. Listening to Over The Sea, the debut EP by Van Nuys, California musician Alex Jacob sets sail in the calm ocean for
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A new track from New York’s Here We Go Magic. If you remember, last year’s Pigeons got a pretty positive review. It had a few rough spots, but I really admire where this band is going with their sound. The light, krautrock-ish textures are a fantastic fit for
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New video for the Beat Connection track “Silver Screen,” which is off the Surf Noir EP the duo released last year. The track is seeing a single release on Moshi Moshi this month. /via/ –
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New video for the track “Heartbreaker,” which is off Girls’ new EP, Broken Dreams Club. –
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Several days ago, Owen Pallett released a free EP of miscellaneous demos, and they’re just begging to be downloaded. What a nice guy! Also, make sure to take notice of My Brightest Diamond’s Shara Worden on track 3! A gift to all those who loved Heartland and Swedish
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New EP of shimmering, tropical pop with a huge influence coming from the sound of modern psychedelia. Maybe we’ll call it “tripical” music. Too much? The band is Lord Huron. They’re from L.A., and the cover above is for their new EP, Mighty. The title track is
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“Eye to Eye” is one of eight tracks featured on Leatherette EP: A self-titled release of psychedelic rap beats and exercises in chill-the-hell-out electronics. There’s a lot of sound in this track, but it all plays very faintly against the finely chopped lead vocal. Harp, guitar, a horn, and
