Stereogum coming through in the clutch yet again (well, actually, Rory: whoever you are, thank you! – and to Ian at MFR for the heads up). The ‘gum crew notified us earlier this morning that Dirty Projectors laid down a cover of Bob Dylan’s “Dark Eyes” at Australian radio station Triple J. Dirty Projectors are [...]
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March 19th, 2010 | Tags: Bob Dylan, Cover, Dark Eyes, dirty projectors, MP3, Triple J | Category: MP3 |
 Leave a comment | Wow. I can’t believe it has taken me this long to find and post about All The Damn Kids, a five-member Sheffield (UK) based indie-pop band. (Actually, I can believe it as I’ve been out of town away from any sort of competent internet outside my cell phone, but dramatic effect works wonders, right? On [...] March 19th, 2010 | Tags: All The Damn Kids, Indie Pop, MP3, Sheffield, The Books Stop Here, UK | Category: Artist Profile, MP3 |
Leave a comment | New project, new album, new mp3. Not an unfamiliar artist though. Nooo, I’ve known the involved party for quite some time. Alex Chen, head honcho of Boy in Static, is starting up a solo project called “The Consulate General”, based out of (indie pop) heaven, Sweden. Several of The Consulate General’s songs are collaborative efforts, as [...] March 12th, 2010 | Tags: Alex Chen, Boy In Static, MP3, New Album, Person Number, The Consulate General, What Time Is It Now | Category: Uncategorized |
Leave a comment | [Ed. Note: In an effort to provide a diverse range of music, not only in genre but also by location and culture, Lin Lizhuang, from Singapore, writes about music from parts of the world that may go unnoticed on this here blog (you can find more of her work on her blog, Rock Loves Romantic.) [...] March 12th, 2010 | Tags: KR Goes Global, Lin Lizhuang, MP3, New Album, Review, Rock Loves Romantic, Sports, Tokyo Incident, Tokyo Jihen | Category: Artist Profile, KR Goes Global, MP3, New Album, Review |
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Composer Sarah Kirkland Snider teamed up with Shara Worden (aka My Brightest Diamond) for “This Is What You’re Like,” a track from Snider’s upcoming album Penelope. Now I’m not 100 percent clear on this, so I think a block quote from the press release will suffice: Derived from a multimedia-theater piece co-created [...] March 11th, 2010 | Tags: MP3, Music, My Brightest Diamond, Sarah Kirkland Snider | Category: MP3 |
Leave a comment | The time of physical release for Milly Beau’s debut album, Party Glitter (a previous “new obsession” of mine), has finally arrived. Several physical copies will be available at The Mercury Lounge in NYC, where Milly Beau are holding their album release show, or you can purchase Party Glitter through Greenhouse Records. The album comes with quite [...] March 11th, 2010 | Tags: Album Release, Milly Beau, MP3, NYC, Party Glitter, Show, The Mercury Lounge | Category: Concerts, MP3 |
Leave a comment | Sound of the City, Brooklyn’s The Village Voice music blog, premiered a new track from ARMS today (check that link out, has some great info and q&a) and it’s all kinds of wonderful. We last talked about them in October when they released “Tiger Tamer” off their debut album (EP), Kids Aflame (which dropped in November [...] March 11th, 2010 | Tags: arms, Arms EP, Brooklyn, Heat & Hot Water, MP3, Sound of the City, The Village Voice, Todd Goldstein | Category: MP3 |
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California-based sextet Family of the Year has friends in high places, including the likes of Ben Folds, The Boston Pops and indie act extraordinaire Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. And it’s not hard to see why. Family of the Year is a band bursting with folk talent that’s more than [...] On Monday you may have noticed I posted a little info about Color of Clouds’ record release for Satellite of Love (April 6) and accompanying show at Pianos in NYC (on April 8). Well now we’ve got an extra special treat for ya. We’re providing you with two of the new new tracks (not the remastered [...] March 11th, 2010 | Tags: Color of Clouds, Haunts Me (A Cappella), I Want You, MP3, New Album, Satellite of Love | Category: MP3, Special |
Leave a comment | It’s appropriate that Austin boys Harlem should release another new single the week before SXSW. The song is “Gay Human Bones” (I just won’t ask, I guess) and it’s the second single from their upcoming full-length, Hippies. Like their previous single, “Friendly Ghost,” “Gay Human Bones” isn’t quite living up to my expectations after their [...] |
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