Where the food sounds good, and the music is pretty tasty too.
The ‘Trust’ EP by Gold Panda is a collection of four tracks that’ll take you there and back again. You can stream the EP after the jump and also get it for yourself via ghostly.com. Peace. Continue reading “gold panda // trust ep”
The first single “Miracle Mile,” from Los Angeles indie rockers Cold War Kids is out and about for all to listen to and enjoy. The track is taken from the band’s forthcoming album ‘Dear Miss Lonelyhearts‘. You can also check out the band’s various (there are three thus far) video album teasers via YouTube. Peace. Continue reading “cold war kids // miracle mile”
Australian group Clubfeet know how to keep listeners coming back for more. Check out the first single “Everything You Wanted,” from their ‘Heirs & Graces‘ album, which dropped January 18th. Also, after the jump your eyeballs can take in the brand new video for the song as well. Peace. Continue reading “clubfeet // everything you wanted”
Maud Geffray and Sébastien Chenut are kind of a Parisian dynamic duo when it comes to creating deep musically creative music. In my mind what they do is assemble these incredible soundtracks which combine the best elements of fear and beauty. On their track “Waiting” featuring Koudlam, the song builds and stalks as the listener huddles down beneath it’s tantalizing menace. But in the end it swallows you up majestically and you couldn’t be happier. Look for the new album ‘Communion‘ to be released January 28th. Just a couple of things, the above photo is courtesy of Brain Magazine and my favorite SM album is Enemy & Lovers. Peace. Continue reading “scratch massive // waiting (ft. koudlam”
Blue Horizon recording group The Black Angels have announced the upcoming release of their eagerly anticipated new album. ‘Indigo Meadow‘ will drop in stores and everywhere else on April 2nd.
Indigo Meadow is heralded by the high-powered “Don’t Play With Guns.” Who the hell said Texas-bred neo-psychedelic rock was uninformed and boring? Not I my friend, not I. Peace. Continue reading “the black angels // don’t play with guns”
From the city of angels let’s give it up for Touch Tone (Andrew Verner) he’s and up and coming dj/producer who has managed to take Goldroom’s track “Sweetness Alive,” to a higher high. For more check out his Soundcloud and ride it out. Peace. Continue reading “goldroom // sweetness alive (touch tone remix)”
Upstate New York peddlers of great music This Old Ghost, have gone fashioned another wonderful collection of songs filled with all the characteristic whimsical charm we’ve come to expect from this good-natured quintet. The new album ‘Family Room‘ is officially out today and is available via Bandcamp and iTunes. You can stream the whole kit and kaboodle after the jump. Peace. Continue reading “this old ghost // family room”
From the lovey dovey heart of a slightly nostaligic Christopher Owens comes a nice little jingle to mingle around your earlobe. The track is “Here We Go Again,” and you can hear as much as you please on his debut solo album ‘Lysandre‘, no release date as of yet, but when I know you’ll know. Peace. Continue reading “christopher owens // here we go again”
Belfast foursome Girls Names are unlike most bands in that they have forged a signature sound which keeps getting better with every release. If you heard the band’s debut LP ‘Dead To Me’ it was a fiery shot across the bow of ears everywhere. Now, with the release of their sophomore album ‘The New Life‘ fast approaching it is evident by the first two tracks, “Hypnotic Regression” and “Pittura Infamante,” that this effort is going get plenty of airplay in 2013 and beyond. By the way, you can Pre-Order ‘The New Life via Tough Love Records. Peace. Continue reading “girls names // pittura infamante”
UK band Rehearsed Living may be diamonds in the rough but there is buckets full of potential for all the world to hear. Although the songwriting is good enough there are fault lines in the production. That being said I am looking forward to hearing more from this quartet, with their post-punk synths and mundane glitter. With a bit of refinement I’d say this one is a keeper. After the jump check two selections, “Not Your Problem” and “Miles,” the latter of which is stylistically reminiscent The Psychedelic Furs and The Cure. Peace. Continue reading “rehearsed living // not your problem”