Monday, June 29, 2009

Anni Rossi - Rockwell




Bastard lovechild of Regina Spektor and Final Fantasy. Not really all that much to say...could be wrong, but i think it was recorded at Electric Audio with Steve Albini. Really nice, chilled multi-instrumentals (mostly violin)




http://www.mediafire.com/?ymr0eytzjwn

Saturday, June 27, 2009

Junior Boys

sssexy-ass music.



















Colossal




I was looking at my friend's last.fm page one day and saw he was listening to Colossal, which was really weird since my middle school band teacher was in Colossal. Anyway, it reminded me of how much i loved/love them and I've been listening to them again and I think you guys should too!

Includes members from:
The Smoking Popes
Slapstick
Tuesday
Duvall
The Lawrence Arms
The Falcon
Seedy Sea Controversy
The Heavens.


labeled as indie, math rock, emo, indie rock, post-rock


Thursday, June 25, 2009

Jeff Hanson - Self Titled (2005)




I really wanted to get this out. Jeff Hanson died in his apartment in Minneapolis a few weeks ago. I enjoyed his songs. His voice is a bit high pitched and often mistaken for a girls. Many would compare him to Elliott Smith.

Get it here

Pictureplane


Pictureplane - Slit Red Bird Throat
I love this album. It's really enjoyable. Pictureplane has done remixes of HEALTH, which are not quite as good, but on his own he is a monster.
It makes wading through all the other lo-fi indie electronic garbage worth it, which would be he bio I posted on last.fm


down down down, we're all a little lonely

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

The Littlest Viking

Guitar/drums math rocky goodness. Definitely cop this album.















Alberta Cross - The Theif and The Heartbreaker

shits hot. nuff said. low man is one of my favorite tunes.

http://www.last.fm/music/Alberta+Cross

download it hurrr


Infinite Body-White Hymn


The world of drone and ambience is full of mystery, you never quite know what sounds will soon enter your ears. I ask you not to be afraid of Infinite Body. In White Hymn, Kyle Park creates beautiful organic soundscapes, then paints them in every which way. As if his wires and gadgets are counting sheep. A journey in abstract experimentation, Parker brings such a gentle distortion to many songs that is never too harsh and always whimsical. Please check out this stunning album and let it take you on an ethereal journey.

Download

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

a weather

I just downloaded this tonight and i'm already on my third listen. So enjoyable and soothing, plus look at that chick. Anyway here's something about them actually worth reading.
Oh and Team Love Records...so...obviously $$$

"A postcard from the green and gray environs of Portland, Cove ismoody and warm, rife with odes of looming loss, hopeful notes to self and hushed revelations that speak directly to the yearning heart. Produced by Adam Selzer (M. Ward, The Decemberists, Norfolk and Western), the songs on Cove are marked with an intimacy so striking that it feels like you’re eavesdropping on the pillow talk of two forlorn lovers. Indeed, this is music to curl up with.

At the core of A Weather’s warm, soft-spoken sounds are the comely vocals of frontman / singer / songwriter Aaron Gerber and singer/drummer Sarah Winchester. With remarkable restraint and understated delivery, their harmonies trace each other, cross paths, diverge and intertwine, undercutting the gravity of AWeather’s material. “In one way Cove is a catalogue of closely observed moments and particulars,” says Gerber. “In another it is an oddly inspirational document of transience and entropy and trying to keep yourself together when things are falling apart.”

Cove swells with layers of sound (organs, Mellotron, percussion) and then drifts downward into moments of sparse acoustic guitar or a single piano. Winchester’s drumming (using only an upturned bass drum, a snare and a cymbal) is rock solid, uncluttered and highly musical. Meanwhile, guitarist Zach Boyle’s meandering, sinewy lines of electric guitar have been compared to a babbling brook – and why argue with that?"


relentless in its psychopathic vision. the only formally released album by hip-hop artist jak progresso.

Seal Cub Clubbing Club - Super Science Fiction



Re-up not so much by popular demand, but my bonnie's demand...

I am mad about these guys...post punk/alt-rock loveliness from 4 livepool dudes with one of the finest crafted names in music history. Compared to the fall, not really fairly but there's definitely something quirky and yummy about them...great lyrics too...these guys should be enormous by summer's end...



The Seal Cub Clubbing Club - Super Science Fiction

HARLEM

"Last year Harlem, an Austin based group, released their frantically exciting debut record title Free Drugs. The album has all the right components of garage rock, with the drums bleeding into jangly guitars and some great harmonies over the energetic and frenzied songs. The highlight is the first song released from the album, a pulsing and rhythmically dense song called “South of France” that has a great melody hidden beneath some fuzzy vocals and tinny guitars, just like our recently freed heroes at their very best. While the production on Free Drugs, which even at “garage rock” standards is pretty loose, has many more highs than it does lows (and has some great song titled like “I’m on Drugs” and “Psychedelic Tits”) it is a great album that lays the groundwork for the band to make a huge splash in the very near future."




Harlem - Free Drugs

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