1. Dent May- Eastover Wives 2. Magic Kids- Superball 3. Antony- Thank You For Your Love 4. The Drums- Down by the Water 5. Salem- Asia 6. No Age- Glitter 7. Black Mountian- The Hair Song 8. Trap Them- Carnage Incarnate 9. The Budos Band- Unbroken, Unshaven 10. Chromeo- Don’
Canadian singer-songwriter Sea Oleena released and album of self-recorded demos back in April, and titled it Smudges. The acoustics on the recording are a little rough, but the vocals and serene songwriting stand past any restrictions the recording might have put on them. The music on Smudges has now been
Video for the track “Shine On, You Crazy White Cap,” which is from Teen Daze‘s For More Years. The EP is out now on Arcade Sound. Every time I see a covered wagon, I think of Oregon Trail. –
The first single from No Age’s upcoming Everything in Between is gonna get the 7” treatment this month on the 24th, and this track will be its b-side. “Inflorescence” has an refreshingly simple structure and sound. It’s got that rough edge that gave tracks on Weirdo Rippers so
1. Yeasayer- O.N.E. (Remixed by Teen Daze) 2. Chromeo- Don’t Turn the Lights On (Remixed by Aeroplane) 3. Silver Columns- Always On (Remixed by Caribou) 4. Squarepusher- Cryptic Notion (Remixed by Mr. Ozio) 5. The xx- Basic Space (Remixed by Pariah) Bonus remix albums: –
MP3: The Budos Band- Unbroken, Unshaven What do you think of this album? Did the Budos Band bring the funk? Did you dig it? Did you hate it? Why? What were your favorite tracks? Was this better than their previous efforts? Did you dig the solos on this record, too?
New single from No Age‘s upcoming Everything in Between. It’s slated for release on 9/28 via Sup Pop. Planning a track review tomorrow. Stream / download it: MP3: No Age- Glitter What do you think of this track? Do you love it? Hate it? What did you think
Many of y’all may remember that I was a little worried when I heard the first song to come off Black Mountain’s forthcoming Wilderness Heart. I still question whether or not, for me, this new LP will blow its predecessor out of the water, but “the Hair Song”
Trap Them is a NH metal outfit with some seriously uncompromising sounds. Extreme metal and hardcore punk build the intense energy behind “Carnage Incarnate,” a track from their forthcoming album on Southern Lord. It’s got some head-spinning riffs, so pay attention and try not to get caught up in
