I’m very pleased to give you the march mixtape… marching to a different backbeat. These are all my favorite tracks from this month. I hope you enjoy them. Tracklist: Generationals – Ten-Twenty-Ten The Bynars – Asking Your Mom for Money Larry Gee – Yo Mama The Strokes – Taken For A Fool TV on the Radio – Caffeinated Consciousness Agesandages – So So Freely Jonny Corndawg – The Life of a Bear Larcenist – Leon The Dodos – Don’t Stop Manchester Orchestra – Simple Math Timber Timbre – Creep On Creepin’ On Broken Bells – Heartless Empire Apache Relay –…
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Second Chance RAC ReMix Peter Bjorn & John’s awesome ‘Second Chance‘ got the RAC remix which is currently just about the only remix group I’m willing to listen to; its always superbly done and this one is no different.
Leave a CommentAdeline Of The Applachian Mountains New Growth Southeast Engine is a Americana Folk band from Athens Ohio. I’ve had the distinct pleasure to have an early copy of this album. The album plays as a narrative about an Appalachian family at the turn of the 20th century. It’s epic, wonderful sounding, and a great story to hear. I’m not sure of the validity of the story, whether its fiction or nonfiction; regardless this is one great sounding album. The album plays like a troupe of backwoods nomads looking for a place to rest but frequently end up in town playing…
Leave a CommentCheck out the official video for the Seedy Seeds’ Verb Noun, the title track from their recent album. If you dig this I highly suggest reading my review, and checking out the album in full.
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Check out a new track from Manchester Orchestra off their upcoming album ‘Simple Math.’ This album is highly anticipated, and from the sounds of this track gonna be quite the awesome rock record. I really can’t wait to hear it in full.
Sorry for the autoplay issue I couldn’t figure out how to stop the player… but the song is awesome anyways.
Check ‘April Fool’ after the break.
Leave a CommentCan’t You Tell Vetiver recently released first single off upcoming album ‘The Errant Charm’ entitled Can’t You Tell. It’s a smooth, ambling jam that appears to be perfect for a slow travel day. Its got a subtle bouncy bass rhythm and light airy vocals that are near trance like. The Errant Charm releases June 14th on SubPop! Grab a free copy here:
Leave a CommentIts not a mystery that I love Telekinesis, and that I think Michael Lerner is one of the nicest guys in music. I accidentally missed posting this video, but I couldn’t help it because I love the song. The opening guitar riff belongs in a John Hughes movie, and I really can’t get enough of 12 Desperate Straight Lines; Telekinesis has a superb ability to write fantastic pop songs that are reminiscent of the past yet have a modern contemporary feel. It’s this pop sensibility that draws me to their music. I urge you, if you are in to them…
Leave a CommentFleet Foxes will return to your ears come May 3rd when they release their second album, Helplessness Blues via Sub Pop. They just released this video for another track titled ‘Grown Ocean,’ the song is some kind of gorgeous Pre-order the Album Here
Leave a CommentBilgewater Last night while I was at the Newport Folk Fest lineup party the entertainment for the party was this band I hadn’t heard anything about. Not sure how I missed it, but these guys were totally amazing. Brown Bird, is a rootsy American folk band that seems to frequent the dark side of those influences. The music can be haunting, it can have foot stomping rhythm, and its always quite beautiful. For just a two piece, the music is remarkably full sounding (thanks to David Lamb’s one-man band ability … and his amazing beard). The Rhode Island based band…
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