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Track Reviews

Explosions in the Sky – Last Known Surroundings

Explosions in the Sky continue to make great music. And you’d think, that with an understanding of the dynamics this band is so well capable of,…
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04-29-11

Jamie Woon – Shoulda

Jamie Woon keeps things smooth with “Shoulda”. Check that bass line at the break and just imagine the coolest elevator ride you may ever…
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04-29-11

Moby – Lie Down In Darkness

“Lie Down In Darkness” is previewed from Moby’s forthcoming and tenth studio LP, Destroyed, expected May 16 via Mute Records. With lush textures…
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04-29-11

Toni Braxton – He Wasn’t Man Enough (JOTY Michael Jackson World Remix)

Normally, we’d save something like this for a Saturday but a mix like this just ends up burning a hole in your digital pocket. You just need to…
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04-28-11

Daft Punk – Harder Better Faster Stronger (Freemun Remix)

I know that photo looks like the oft-behelmeted French dudes from Daft Punk, but this photo, actually, was shot just today outside b3sci HQ. We…
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04-28-11

Jamie Woon – Night Air (Solomun Edit)

Now what we gonna do right here is we gonna smooth it out. Jamie Woon – Night Air (Solomun Edit) Solomun: (Myspace) (Soundcloud) Rating: 7.9 …
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04-28-11

Theo Martins – Up & Away (Prod. Vodka & Milk)

Theo Martins, with an assist from blogverse favs Vodka & Milk, styles up another R&E (call it rhythm & electro, haha, see what we just did…
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04-27-11

Belle Brigade – Where Not to Look for Freedom

“Where Not to Look for Freedom”, the title track on Belle Brigade’s recently dropped debut LP, is easily our fav song from the record. The tune,…
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04-27-11

My Goodness – Blackout Baby

Wow. That’s what I’m talking about! My Goodness, Seattle answer to our very own hometown (ok, really just home metro area, but still) Black…
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04-27-11

Dom Kennedy – Bet You Want Me Now

Original Dom Kennedy is the coolest shit to hit hip hop in 2011 and “Bet You Want Me Now” is about as fresh as it gets. Not just L.A., Dom’s got…
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04-26-11

Tribes – We Were Children

Britain, the mid 90’s, the rise of Britpop, the height of trip-hop, and Take That, there was Take That, but that much we can forgive. Robbie…
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04-26-11

Napoleon in Rags – Empty Promises

“Empty Promises” form Swindon UK group Napoleon in Rags rips, urgent wiry guitar leads frame up a stellar set of melodic lines. “Empty…
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04-26-11