Our girl TOKi dropped this fresh mix of Telepopmusik’s classic early 00’s glamjam “Breathe” for FREE on Soundcloud today. Cheers! TOKi’s mix takes the track to the wee hours, a place where consciousness and unconsciousness start to intersect, where awakeness gives way to adrenaline and somnolence gives way to the possible.
Background Sound is a new production duo out of New York. This remix of The Weeknd’s “The Party & The After Party” is some choice shit. Peep the duo’s Soundcloud for an equally sick FaltyDL remix. Get behind these guys.
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s a Deerhunter song we actually like! “Nosebleed” is the b-side to the band’s recently released “Memory Boy” single. “Nosebleed” sounds like the band actually having fun/enjoying what their doing. Think indie buzzwords or buzzphrases like *melody*, *great pop song*, *lo-fi garage*, *lo-fi*, or *getting back to the band’s roots*.
Love when the Arctics go heavier like this. Alex Turner and co. sound re-energized on “Don’t Sit Down ‘Cause I Moved Your Chair”, reminiscent of the punch the band had during the Favourite Worst Nightmare era. So chalk up one ace lead single to the Arctic Monkeys, at a boy, lads. Suck It and See is due 7 June Stateside.
Arctic Monkeys – Don’t Sit Down ‘Cause I’ve Moved Your Chair
It’s fairly easy to fall prey to liking music because of its perfect synchronization with advertising. The first time I remember this happening was the VW New Beetle ad with “Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space” by Spiritualized. I bought the record because of it. When the Tron: Legacy trailer leaked, my roommate and I watched it over and over not because of the video footage, but because Daft Punk’s “Derezzed” sounded so amazing to us.
When Adidas debuted its “All In” campaign backed by Justice’s first release since 2009, the same kind of repeat watching happened. The visuals and the music paired up in a way that made you want to dunk on someone, do tricks on a BMX, dance, or barring any athletic ability – pump your fists while listening to it in your room. On top of that, it made any Justice fan drool at the first taste of the next record. “Civilization” makes you feel like you could run a marathon, or at least do 20 straight minutes on a treadmill. The slightly sinister drainy wails, the magic of the intro to “Pinball Wizard” and the beat work together to rally you. It sounds like blood pumping through your veins. It sounds like being lost on the best, darkest dance floor with laser lights flashing around you. It sounds like sweat and victory.
Fortunate for Brother they have taste for Oasis’ best music. “Still Here” would line up sharp next to “Cigarettes & Alcohol” and “Digsy’s Dinner”. jk Noel! p.s. trying to find a picture of Brother on google images that’s not Jonas Brother or Naked Brothers (WTF) is sort of tough. The magic keyword is “Slough”.
Cleveland, stand up, baby. Cleveland, the poorest city in the country but we gonna eat and you gonna be the lunchmeat. We just swept the Red Sox! Yeah!
Montreal production duo Adventure Club dropped this remix of our bud James Vincent McMorrow on their soundcloud a couple days ago. We’ve had it on deep rotation since. Dubstep refuge for the dubstep weary.