I didn’t want to be the one to forget
I thought of everything I’d never regret
A little time with you is all that I get
That’s all we need because it’s all we can take

One thing I never see the same way around
I don’t believe it and it slips on the ground
I wanna take you to that place in the “Roche”
But no one gives us any time anymore

You used me once, you fled, looking, it was dark
You made an offer for it, then you ran off
I got this picture of us kids in my head
And all I hear is the last thing that you said

I listened to your problems
Now listen to mine
I didn’t want to anymore, oh oh oh

And we will never be alone again
‘Cause it doesn’t happen every day
Kinda counted on you being a friend
Can I give it up or give it away
Now I thought about what I wanna say
But I never really know where to go
So I chained myself to a friend
‘Cause I know it unlocks like a door

And we will never be alone again
‘Cause it doesn’t happen every day
Kinda counted on you being a friend
Can I give it up or give it away
Now I thought about what I wanna say
But I never really know where to go
So I chained myself to a friend

Some more again

It didn’t matter what they wanted to see
He thought he saw someone that looked just like me
The summer memory that just never dies
We worked too long and hard to give it no time
He sees right through me, it’s so easy with lies
Cracks in the road that I would try and disguise
He runs the scissors at the seam in the wall
He cannot break it down or else he would fall
One thousand lonely stars hiding in the cold
Take it, I don’t wanna sing anymore

I listened to your problems
Now listen to mine
I didn’t want to anymore, oh oh oh

And we will never be alone again
‘Cause it doesn’t happen every day
Kinda counted on you being a friend
Can I give it up or give it away
Now I thought about what I wanna say
But I never really know where to go
So I chained myself to a friend
‘Cause I know it unlocks like a door x2

I don’t understand, don’t get upset
I’m not with you
We’re swimming around,
It’s all I do, when I’m with you

And we will never be alone again
‘Cause it doesn’t happen every day
Kinda counted on you being a friend
Can I give it up or give it away
Now I thought about what I wanna say
But I never really know where to go
So I chained myself to a friend
‘Cause I know it unlocks like a door x2

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French duo Equateur (Romain Nouhi & Charles Rocher) released their Aquila EP earlier this year, and so far I am pleased as punch with this new band of electronic music makers. You can check out the video for the title track Aquila after the jump, and if you like head over to iTunes and get you some music. Peace.

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It is so good to hear new material from one of the most exciting bands making music today. No doubt you can’t go wrong with Phoenix, and their latest single “Entertainment,” is full to bursting with pop music euphoria. The bands’ forthcoming album ‘Bankrupt‘ is out April 22nd and you can pre-order it exclusively on iTunes. Peace.

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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.

SCRATCH MASSIVE / KOUDLAM – WAITING FOR A SIGN directed by Edouard Salier from edouard salier on Vimeo.

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Not a new song by any means, but I was going through my iPod and came across the song “Baby Baby Sweet Sweet,” by Hyphen Hyphen. The track is from their ‘Chewbacca I’m Your Mother‘ EP (2011). The song still sounds fresh as a new lover to me. You can also get it on iTunes, Amazon and eMusic. Peace.

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Back from wherever it is that legendary electro/dance DJs/producers go, we have Frenchman Danger and his return to center stage is a bonafide  grande entrée. His fresh picked track “11h30” is absolutely scintillating and it will drown you in pure magical sound. Peace.

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The song “Closer” Ft. Chloé” is a dangerously dark funk swamp in which one could sink within for hours on end. It dirties your fingertips it does, and muddles your neck with sucking kisses vampire like. It paws and scratches your delicate skin. It leaves bruises on body party and they aren’t ashamed to display these little remembrances like trophies. This is what a Scratch Massive song can do, and just when you think you’ve had enough you click repeat and Maud Geffray and Sébastien Chenuthave seduce you all over again. Peace.

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So much has been said about French-indie band Concrete Knives, particularly about whether or not they sound like 90’s music or of they’re heralding in a new B-52’s type era, whatever that means. I don’t know about all those musical references and counter-references, all I know is they’re from France; and they rock. And when I listen to Concrete Knives it makes me feel like I’ve been dunked in a vat of bubbly. Confused? Don’t be, I’ll explain.  You know how potent music can be, right? While one song makes you dance, another will make you cry. After (or during) listening to Concrete Knives’ You Can’t Blame The Youth EP it may make you feel giddy and light-headed. Kind of like the feeling you get when attempting to imbibe a magnum of the liquid gold, i.e. champagne. So, if you don’t have the cash to purchase a bottle of Louis Roederer Cristal just put Concrete Knives on and crank it up, same feeling minus the hangover. Can’t beat that with a stick. Peace.

Warning: They’re music will deliciously entice you to drink of their music, it will tickle your ears like so many champagne bubbles. And when you press your lips against the one you’re dreaming of, and take that first heavenly kiss mayhap it’ll be under the raucous spell of Concrete Knives.

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