June 17, 2009
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Fever Ray: "Triangle Walks (Rex the Dog Radio Edit)"
Rex the Dog's remix of Fever Ray's "Triangle Walks", a standout track from this year's self-titled LP, is pretty faithful to the original, supplementing the track's rhythm for some heavier beats and a few knob-twisting turns, but preserving the stuttering production and, of course, Karin's dark vocals.
MP3:> Fever Ray: "Triangle Walks (Rex the Dog Radio Edit)"
(via PopJustice)
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Radical Sons: "I'm So Sick of the 21st Century"
St. Louis' Radical Sons, recently signed to Secretly Canadian imprint St. Ives, will be releasing the Throwing Knives EP next week. Take a listen to the rootsy swagger of first single "I'm So Sick of the 21st Century".
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Lusine: "Two Dots"
Seattle producer Jeff McIlwain, aka Lusine, put out a sample-heavy new single called "Two Dots" this week, which they're selling over at Ghostly with a couple of remixes. Later this year he's got a full-length on the way from Ghostly called A Certain Distance.
MP3:> Lusine: "Two Dots"
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The Skygreen Leopards: "Dixie Cups in the Dead Grass"
Jagjaguwar will be releasing the newest Skygreen Leopards LP, Gorgeous Johnny, on July 21. The follow-up to 2006's Disciples of California finds the duo again aiming for sun-drenched pop, as you can hear in this first track, "Dixie Cups in the Dead Grass".
Email LinkJune 16, 2009
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Camera Obscura: "French Navy" (Live on "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson")
This week on "The Late Late Show", Camera Obscura played the fetching single "French Navy", a song from their recent LP, My Maudlin Career.
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Mark Pritchard, Om'mas Keith: "Wind It Up"
Here's a new release on Kode9's Hyperdub label, from Mark Pritchard and Om'mas Keith, the latter of whom produced Erykah Badu's New Amerykah, helmed Rick Ross' Rise to Power, and is currently at work on P Diddy's latest LP. "Wind It Up" from the group's Hyperdub debut 12", which is out July 20.
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Little Joy: Various Songs (Daytrotter session)
Strokes drummer Fabrizio Moretti, along with pals Rodrigo Amarante and Binki Shapiro, brought a Little Joy to the Daytrotter studios, performing "No One's Better Sake" and "Keep Me in Mind", both from last year's breezy self-titled debut.
MP3/Stream:> Little Joy: Various Songs (Daytrotter session)
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Blur: "Popscene" / "Song 2" (Live in London)
The recently reunited Blur played a surprise show yesterday at London's Rough Trade East and played more classics to go with all of those YouTubes we posted yesterday.
(via The Fader)
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Modest Mouse: "Autumn Beds"
Modest Mouse are following their recent post-Record Store Day single "Satellite Skin"/"Guilty Cocker Spaniels" with yet another, a 7" featuring "Whale Song" and "Autumn Beds", the latter of which you can hear below at Spinner.
Stream:> Modest Mouse: "Autumn Beds"
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Kanye West, Beyoncé: "Ego"
Here's yet another collaborative video with Kanye and an R&B diva, this one a black-and-white clip with some in-your-face Kanye spitting before Beyoncé shows off some of her "Single Ladies" moves.
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Sonic Youth: "Sacred Trickster"
Being a girl in a band is approximately like paintball-bombing a snooty rooftop soirée (?), according to Sonic Youth's latest video, for The Eternal's "Sacred Trickster".
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Jenny Lewis: "Black Sand"
Kaleidoscopic visuals and weather maps abound in the newest Jenny Lewis video, for "Black Sand" from last year's Acid Tongue.
June 15, 2009
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Memory Tapes: "Bicycle"
Memory Cassette and Weird Tapes are joining forces to become (drumroll) Memory Tapes! The project will have a debut LP out in September, and first single "Bicycle" will be out in the first week of August, but you can hear it now on the official blog.
MP3:> Memory Tapes: "Bicycle"
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The Gossip: "Heavy Cross"
The Gossip are back, and their latest track, "Heavy Cross", which we reviewed recently, now has a video with a throwback glam theme. Not quite as viciously ironic as their other recent Music for Men promo, but that would be asking a lot.
June 12, 2009
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The Knife: "Colouring Pigeons" (from Tomorrow, in a Year)
Remember when we told you that the Knife would be scoring an opera, inspired by Charles Darwin, to premiere in Copenhagen on September 2? Well, we weren't kidding, and now there's proof: you can hear a (too brief) sample of "Colouring Pigeons", ostensibly a piece from the larger work, Tomorrow, in a Year. As you might expect, it sounds like a disembodied Knife song, a female's vowel-only vocals ping-ponging over some tribal drums and spooky snyths.
(via Daily Swarm)
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Friday Bridge: "This Case Is Closed (Johan Agebjörn Remix)"
Here's a new remix from Sally Shapiro's producer, Johan Agebjörn, of a track from Swedish electro-pop duo Friday Bridge. Agebjörn's trademark sparkly synths and Moroder-esque bassline form a billowy disco bed for Ylva Lindberg's airy vocals. A nice jam to kick off your weekend dance party. The Bite My Tongue LP is out now via the But Is It Art? label.
MP3:> Friday Bridge: "This Case Is Closed (Johan Agebjörn Remix)"
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Neko Case: "This Tornado Loves You" (Live on "The Tonight Show With Conan O'Brien")
Neko Case vistited Conan last night on the set of his new show, performing "This Tornado Loves You" from this year's Middle Cyclone.
(via Prefix)
June 11, 2009
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Depeche Mode: "Peace"
War is the theme of Depeche Mode's new video for "Peace", from Sounds of the Universe, which follows a (discharged?) female soldier through a day in the civilian life, haunted by her memories in the service as she spends her time washing dishes in a diner.
(via Stereogum)
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Bat For Lashes: "Daniel (Tara Busch's AnalogSuicide Mix)"
We can still hardly get enough of Bat For Lashes' awesome single, "Daniel", which is lucky, since EMI is offering a free download (name and email address required) of a new remix by Tara Busch, which reconfigures the tune into a stormy, mechanized collage, while still managing to maintain the original's haunting mood.
MP3:> Bat For Lashes: "Daniel (Tara Busch's AnalogSuicide Mix)"
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Clipse: "I'm Good" [ft. Pharrell]
Clipse have posted a song from their upcoming Til the Casket Drops, a synth-y Neptunes-produced track featuring Pharrell on vocals.
MP3:> Clipse [ft. Pharrell]: "I'm Good"
(via Gorilla vs. Bear)
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Grand Archives: "Silver Among the Gold"
Seattle's Grand Archives are readying their sophomore LP, Keep in Mind Frankenstein, for release on Sub Pop on September 15. Judging from this first track, "Silver Among the Gold", the follow-up to last year's self-titled debut will continue the tradition of sun-soaked Americana.
MP3:> Grand Archives: "Silver Among the Gold"
(via MBV)
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Black Lips: Various Songs (Daytrotter session)
Atlanta bubblegum punks Black Lips are the latest band enshrined in the Daytrotter pantheon, stopping by the studios to record a few cuts from their latest album, 200 Million Thousand, plus a cover of "You Must Be a Witch" from 1960s garage psych cult-favorites the Lollipop Shoppe.
MP3/Stream:> Black Lips: Various Songs (Daytrotter session)
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Gang Gang Dance: "First Communion (TV on the Radio Mix)"
TV on the Radio give the remix treatment to Gang Gang Dance's "First Communion" from last year's terrific Saint Dymphna. The "First Communion" 12" is out now on Warp, featuring the original mix, the TVOTR remix, plus Hot Chip's reworking of "House Jam".
MP3:> Gang Gang Dance: "First Communion (TV on the Radio Mix)"
(via Stereogum)
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Girls: "Dreams Come True Girl" (Cass McCombs cover)
San Francisco's Girls opened a concert this weekend with a cover of Cass McCombs' terrific new song, "Dreams Come True Girl" after a short intro copped from the Elvis standard "Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear to Tread)", certainly a touchstone for this tune.
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Twilight Singers: "When Doves Cry" (Prince cover)
Spin has commissioned a tribute to Prince's 1984 classic Purple Rain on its silver anniversary, and they've roped in an all-star cast of Prince acolytes, from Of Montreal to Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings to Lavender Diamond. Dig, if you will, Greg Dulli and the Twilight Singers' piano-led take on "When Doves Cry", featuring the star of Purple Rain, Apollonia.
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Bibio: "Sugarette"
We've already told you about Bibio, his new album, his signing to Warp Records, and even shared the new record's title track. Now we've got another taste of the forthcoming Ambivalence Avenue, which covers a lot of sonic territory. Case in point: the bloops, blips, and chopped-up chipmunk vocals of "Sugarette".
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Ganglians: "Lost Words"
Ganglians are be the newest addition to the Woodsist stable (full-length Monster Head Room is out now), and while they may not worship scuzzy lo-fi sonics as much as labelmates Wavves or Crystal Stilts, there's a pleasantly homemade quality to their tunes, and "Lost Words" is as good an example as any of their psychedelic noise-pop.
MP3:> Ganglians: "Lost Words"
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Sonic Youth: "Sacred Trickster" (Live on "Late Show With David Letterman")
Sonic Youth played Letterman last night, blasting through The Eternal's opening track, "Sacred Trickster".
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Grizzly Bear: "Dory" (Live on NPR's "World Café")
On the heels of their Best New Music'd Veckatimest, Grizzly Bear stopped by the studios of NPR's "World Café" recently to perform a few of the album's songs in a more acoustic live setting. Check out the sparse, haunting "Dory" below, and tune into "World Café" on Friday, June 12 (that's tomorrow!) at 2pm EDT to hear the full set.
June 10, 2009
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Terry Lynn, Johan Hugo: "Jamaican Girls"
Johan Hugo of Radioclit, one-half of the Very Best, responsible for last year's awesome mix of the same name, has teamed up with Terry Lynn for a five-track EP, commissioned by Red Stripe beer, to celebrate Jamaican music. Have a listen to "Jamaican Girls" below, and check the Fader/Red Stripe site on Monday for the full EP, titled It Was Written.
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Camera Obscura: "Honey in the Sun"
Something of a travelogue video for Camera Obscura's "Honey in the Sun", a peppy horn-laden track from this year's excellent My Maudlin Career, follows the band through a string of live gigs and bar bathrooms.
(via Prefix)
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Discovery: Various Songs
Discovery, the side project of Vampire Weekend's Rostam Batmanglij and Ra Ra Riot's Wes Miles, will be releasing their debut album on July 7 via XL. We've already shared "Osaka Loop Line" from the rather simply titled LP, and now they're streaming a few more songs on their official site.
Stream:> Discovery: Various Songs
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The Fiery Furnaces: "The End Is Near"
On July 21, Thrill Jockey will release the new Fiery Furnaces album, I'm Going Away. Take a listen to the surprisingly straightforward first single "The End Is Near", which will be released on June 23.
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Mastodon: "Oblivion"
The newest Mastodon video continues on the track of high-concept, heavily animated clips, but instead of prehistoric cavemen, "Oblivion" blasts the Atlanta metalheads out into space.
(via Stereogum)
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Deerhunter: Various Songs (live in an elevator)
Here's video of Bradford Cox in an elevator, giving Holland's VPRO Radio 3voor12 a solo acoustic performance of Microcastle's title track and "Little Kids".
June 9, 2009
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BLK JKS: "Molalatladi"
BLK JKS are a South African band, recently signed to Secretly Canadian, who will be releasing their debut full-length, After Robots, on September 8. Brandon Curtis of the Secret Machines produced it, and you can hear the frenetic blues-rocker "Molalatladi" (translates to "Rainbow") below.
MP3:> BLK JKS: "Molalatladi"
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Dinosaur Jr.: Various Songs (Daytrotter session)
You may have heard Dinosaur Jr. have a new album coming out, the one with the awesome artwork, and recently Mascis, Barlow, and co. stopped by the Daytrotter studios to record a couple of older songs ("Crumble", "Back to Your Heart") from last year's Beyond and a couple of really older tunes ("Severed Lips", "Repulsion") from 1985's Dinosaur.
MP3/Stream:> Dinosaur Jr.: Various Songs (Daytrotter Session)
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Nurses: "Caterpillar Playground"
Portland's Nurses have signed to Dead Oceans, who will be releasing their sophomore LP, Apple's Acre, on August 4. Have a listen to the trippy "Caterpillar Playground" below.
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Major Lazer: Guns Don't Kill People-- Lazers Do
Major Lazer, the action hero-themed collaboration between Diplo and Switch, will release their debut LP, Guns Don't Kill People-- Lazers Do, next week on Downtown. But you can hear the full album, right now, on the group's MySpace.
Stream:> Major Lazer: Guns Don't Kill People-- Lazers Do
(via Gorilla vs. Bear)
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Yoko Ono: "The Sun Is Down! (Cornelius Mix)"
As we reported last month, experimental-pop First Lady Yoko Ono will be releasing a new album in September with the current iteration of the Plastic Ono Band. The record is called Between My Head and the Sky, which will feature collaborations with Cibo Matto's Yuka Honda, Cornelius, and Sean Lennon. Today, though, there's an EP out on iTunes, featuring this mix by Cornelius.
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Mos Def: "Quiet Dog" (Live on "Late Show With David Letterman")
Mos Def's new album, The Ecstatic, is out today via Downtown, and last night he appeared on "Late Show With David Letterman", maintaining the rock on a couple of timpanis while performing Ecstatic cut "Quiet Dog".
(via Nah Right)
June 8, 2009
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Vivian Girls: "Death"
Vivan Girls posted "Death", the B-side to the "Moped Girls" 7" single, to their MySpace.
Stream:> Vivian Girls: "Death"
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God Help the Girl: "Funny Little Frog"
As Stuart Murdoch told us a few weeks ago, some of the songs from the last Belle and Sebastian full-length, The Life Pursuit, were originally destined for the new God Help the Girl project. Here's the version of "Funny Little Frog" from the latter, with a jazzier arrangement and a female vocalist.
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Sean Bones: "Dancehall"
It's a little more straight-up reggae than dancehall, but that's the title of the first track from Sean Bones' forthcoming Frenchkiss debut, Rings. The Brooklyn artist, who stars opposite Norah Jones in the politically-themed road flick "Wah Do Dem", also roped the songstress into an appearance on his album, which is out July 21.
MP3:> Sean Bones: "Dancehall"
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Bobb'e J. Thompson: "Bro Mitzvah"
Don't know much about the Cartoon Network's newest star, Bobb'e J. Thompson, except that he played Tracy Morgan's kid (Tracy, Jr., of course) in "30 Rock". But Aziz Ansari has just alerted us, via his blog, to this pretty hilarious video in which the precocious young actor wishes for a black Bar Mitzvah.
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The Units: "High Pressure Days"
Before the days when "synth punk" meant anything, there was San Francisco's the Units. Community Library is putting out the comp History of the Units, which collects material from the bands late-1970s/early-80s heyday. Check out "High Pressure Days" below, a track that Relish Recordings will include on a 12" with remixes by Headman and Rory Phillips.
MP3:> The Units: "High Pressure Days"
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Animal Collective: "Daily Routine (Phaseone Remix)"
Phaseone, the St. Louis-based electronic musician who's remixed a number of our favorites (including Burial's "Archangel"), reworks Merriweather Post Pavilion's "Daily Routine", gently nudging the frenetic tune into slightly rav-ier territory. (Head over to his MySpace to check out a remix of Panda Bear's "I'm Not".)
MP3/Stream:> Animal Collective: "Daily Routine (Phaseone Remix)"
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Basement Jaxx: "Raindrops"
If you haven't heard Basement Jaxx's awesome new comeback-not-comeback single, "Raindrops", now would be a good opportunity to catch up on one of the better recent jams. The tune gets a fittingly psychedelic video, with kaleidoscopic visuals and lots of crazy masks.
June 7, 2009
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Jay-Z: "D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune)"
Friday night Hot 97 debuted Jay-Z 's "D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune)", a track taking aim at the voice processing software, ringtones, and other gimmicks, which is said to be on the upcoming The Blueprint 3. Per Common's blog, it was produced by No I.D. and Kanye West.
June 5, 2009
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Ted Leo and the Pharmacists: "Where Was My Brain?"
Not sure when he's planning a new release, but Ted Leo, out of the kindness of his heart, "thought [he'd] just toss this demo out there" for us, and we'll take it! Now, where was my copy of Hearts of Oak?
Stream:> Ted Leo and the Pharmacists: "Where Was My Brain?"
(via Stereogum)
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