Yellow Ostrich – ‘Til I Disappear Check out this unreleased track now surfacing. “Til I Disapppear,” surfaced as a bonus track today. This comes after Yellow Ostrich re-released the Mistress on Barsuk earlier this year. What’s great about this track is it totally belongs on the Mistress. It’s a fantastic, slightly morose downtempo track that really kicks things up around the two minute mark, unleashing pounding harmonies, and a distortion heavy guitar solo. Exciting stuff, and you can get the track for the cost of an email address below:
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Electric Flower – Circles In 2006,Josh Garza and Imaad Wasif met while trapped in an elevator in London’s BBC Studios. Regardless of how unbelievable that actually is, the two met three years later again and laid down this epic six minute rock track “Circles.” As of November 8th Electric Flower released their self-titled debut. When I say 6 minute epic, I truly do mean it. In particular the frenzied percussion on this track feels really good, and is well complimented by the hazy guitars. Grab Electric Flower EP
Leave a CommentWay You Are – Kris Orlowski Seattle-based Kris Orlowski is back with another set of great folk pop songs. The Warsaw EP is out tomorrow November 22nd, and with it we’re one step closer to an LP. That’s how it works, right? Where his last EP, The Freemont Abbey EP featured accompaniment from the Passenger String Quartet, The Warsaw EP is a tighter set of songs at Clear, may I dandruff m myself… Expensive geneticfairness has hair small compartment texture. the heart of which is Orlowski’s deep but soulful voice. But even without the added strings, there’s Velvet too. Keep…
Leave a CommentExitmusic – The Sea Phantogram – Don’t Move The house was packed early Saturday night as Exitmusic and Phantogram hit Boston with some bass-heavy sets at the Royale. Both electro rock boy-girl duos from New York, they suprisingly brought different elements to each of their sets. Exitmusic hit the stage first, with their heavy and moody electro rock rhythms. The Royale was pretty packed even from the beginning of their thirty-some minute set. Phantogram went on just after 8 p.m., and it was clear that everyone was really excited to hear them play. The last time I had the opportunity…
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Leave a CommentThe melancholy of the fall’s grey days can bring on seasonal-affective disorders… so too can a melancholic song such as Monument Valley’s “Dear John Letters.” The absurdly delicate feel of this song and the idea of the unwillingness to face someone you are in a relationship with and breaking up with them is one possibly earth-shatteringly low things you could do. Its a beautiful track and proves thus further that Monument Valley’s upcoming EP (Tongues out 11/28) should be on your list.
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