SBTRKT – "Trials of the Past" [Video]
Here is a video from London-based producer SBTRKT that may make you want to reconsider your next trip to the discount hair salon. "Trials of the Past" comes off his 2011 self-titled…
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The Indie Sabbath – Week 32
A Quick Word from the Author: It's been raining pretty consistently the past week, ruining my plans to do everything and accelerating my agenda for doing nothing. Rain depresses me,…
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Tiger Waves – "Fields" [Premiere]
If you don't listen closely, you might just miss the sadder streaks in the sun-bleached guitar pop that Tiger Waves float up from Austin. But they're there, those light yearning…
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Beach Fossils – "Generational Synthetic"
Brooklyn’s Beach Fossils came onto the scene with their guns cocked for their debut 2010 self-titled LP, adding new elements to the common surf-rock sound that was all too common…
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Cold War Kids – "Miracle Mile"
Throughout the span of their three studio albums, California soulful rockers Cold War Kids have put out consistent music. Originally they were a band faced with the dilemma of having…
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Lights & Motion – Reanimation [Album Review]
Something has been stirring the hornets' nest for the past few weeks in the post-rock world, and that something is the anticipation of Lights & Motion's debut album Reanimation, released today.…
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Junip – "Line of Fire"
Swedish folk rock band Junip have been together for over 10 years. Over that span of time, they have released 3 EPs and a full length. All the while, the…
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Bastille – Other People's Heartache Pt. 2 [Interview + Bonus track]
As I look at the above image of Dan Smith, frontman for Bastille, while re-listening to Other People's Heartache Pt. 2 for what seems like the umpteenth time, I can't help but…
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Lazyeyes – "Wait" [Video]
It's been a good week for space. The largest cosmological object to date has been discovered, and Brooklyn-based reverb cosmonauts Lazyeyes have cut through the outer vacuums of boredom with…
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Mausi – "Move"
Synth-driven band Mausi have set the pace for a great year with dance heavy “Move”. The Newcastle four piece have been on the scene since 2010 and have recently gained…
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C-60 – Wipeout [EP]
Looking for the next release to fuel your long night drive past the neon lights and dark alleys? Look no further; C-60 (aka Paul Lawler) has you covered with his debut…
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Devendra Banhart – "Für Hildegard von Bingen"
Devendra Banhart, who was once as close to a household name as the indie folk realm allows, seems to be coming out of hibernation. The Venezuelan artist has been relatively…
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