December 2010
9 posts
Listenand as if it couldn’t get any better.. this...
Dec 21st
New(ish) Shugo Tokumaru. How did I miss that?
I am a huge Shugo Tokumaru fan. So, I’m not really sure how this amazing album managed to slip under my radar! Port Entropy is brilliant, I would expect nothing less from the Japanese wonder boy.  Take a listen to “Rum hee” and “Lahaha”
Dec 21st
Neon Indian cover T.Rex "Children of the...
… and they did a damn good job. I love it.
Dec 15th
Toro y Moi "Still Sound"
Yesterday the super talented Toro y Moi (a.k.a. Columbia, SC native Chaz Bundick) released his newest track “Still Sound”. The song features live instrumentation, dreamy vocals and chill 70’s vibe. Sounds good to me. Underneath the Pine is out due Feb. 22, 2011 and, if “Still Sound” is any indication, it should be a bit funkier than his previous work. Can’t...
Dec 15th
Teen Daze
Ohhh, Teen Daze. I love it when those crazy Canadians come up with something new & amazing. Enjoy the Lo-fi, beachy sounds of Teen Daze’s latest EP Beach Dreams. It’s available for download by donation (however much you want to pay.. you could just get it for free.. but always nice to support) on their bandcamp page. Stream below!  “Let’s Fall Asleep Together”...
Dec 12th
White Wishes "Hold Your Hand"
Take a listen to this great track by the Berlin-based White Wishes and get cozy during this cold and, possibly, snowy winter. It’s in my iTunes on repeat… think warm thoughts… 
Dec 12th
Dec 12th
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Salman
Salman is a great little music project by two Japanese producers, Bazz and Kido Yoji. Amazingly, they got together purely by chance after contacting each other at the same time and decided it might worth collaborating. The idea behind Salman was “to create a band with border-less genres and have fun whilst doing it”. The end result were some happy, easy-to-listen-to pop tunes. ...
Dec 5th
New Single from PJ Harvey "Written on the...
Here’s the first taste of amazingness from Let England Shake, PJ Harvey’s eighth studio album, which will be released in February of next year. Interesting fact: It was recorded in a 19th century church in Dorset and written mostly on an autoharp, rather than guitar or piano. Never one to be boring, Harvey’s experimentation has created something beautiful. Take a listen to...
Dec 2nd