Cloud Nothings’ self-titled LP for Carpark is a celebration of old school pop punk, and it’s filtered through a lo-fi lens. Is this album for you? Find out in this review: Review: Cloud Nothings- Self-Titled Stream tracks: /cloudnothings
With special guest MackasaurFM, a review of “Closer”: A track from the new My Disco album, Little Joy. Out now via Temporary Residence Limited! Review: My Disco- Closer MP3: My Disco- Closer
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Glasser’s LOVE LISTED album Ring was one of my favorite releases of 2010, and “Mirrorage” was actually my favorite of the lot, so I’m pretty pumped on this new Lindstrøm remix of the track. Dig, dig, dig! –
New video from Mogwai for the track “Rano Pano.” Guessing it’s a visual instruction manual on how to create a sex-changing machine device thingee. Maybe? –
That Hot Sugar EP I teased toward a little while back is finally out and mingling about. The title is Muscle Milk, and the best part is it’s free. If you’re on the lookout for some lo-fi, quirky beatmusic, lend your ears. A few tracks get a little
1. Sweet Lights- One Day (Sharon Van Etten Cover) (bandcamp) 2. Ladytron- Ace Of Hz (Hermanos Inglesos remix) (soundcloud) 3. Chromeo- Hot Mess (Re-do feat. La Roux) 4. Gorillaz- Empire Ants (Miami Horror Remix) 5. Toro Y Moi- Still Sound (Exact Index Remix) –
This April, Times New Viking will drop their latest album, Dancer Equired, on Merge Recs. This humble little number from it is “No Room To Live.” Album after album, the band has maintained a lo-fi sound, but it’s worked so generously for them. To be honest, things are a
The Decemberists’ latest album, the King Is Dead, feels like a toned down version of the band’s roots, for me. For some, it may be a welcome departure from the band’s eccentric vocals and indulgent stories, but that’s what made them interesting to me in the first
New video from Bare Wires on the track “Don’t Ever Change.” I was kinda neutral on the band’s latest album, Seeking Love, but if you’re ever in the market for an attitude-soaked garage rock LP from 2010, head in that direction. –
