Devendra Banhart remixes a b3science favorite off Oasis‘ last and final LP Dig Out Your Soul.
Devendra Banhart remixes a b3science favorite off Oasis‘ last and final LP Dig Out Your Soul.
“Cigarette Machine Club Mix” is new from London’s White Rose Movement. nobody ever told me that growing up with future bandmates in a hippy commune could yield creativity like this! i guess it really shouldn’t be a suprise but as a musician, all i can say is.. mom, dad, WTF! the track from their upcoming release lends a glimpse into what could very well could be an incredible album, as grimy guitars and distorted backing vocals find themselves in harmony with a welcoming melodic lead vocal and irresistible up tempo groove. new wave electroclash done right. dem’ brits just done got it down..
White Rose Movement – Cigarette Machine Club Mix
rating: 8.4
from Groove Armada’s fourthcoming Black Light LP, the first single “I Won’t Kneel” features Saint Saviour and lays down a groove so heavy that even this dude would get down (see below)..
rating: 7.8
new and off the second blahblahvampire soundtrack, Band Of Skulls offer “Friends”. this one is a stomper, and unlike that death diamond track, this single must have been tracked before their food got tainted with jack white roids. it’s fixin’ to be the holiday season, and for this we are thankful.
mr badu is a beast! we are truly blessed. on “exhibit c”, jay elec, live from new orleans, spits fire from song start straight to song finish. the beat, produced by just blaze just GOES and GOES and GOES! we cannot wait to hear more of these jay electronica/just blaze sessions! GET THE ALBUM OUT! right so, between this and the new madvillain leaks yesterday, october 27 2009 was indeed a great day for hip hop. wack rappers take notice, the game is right about up.
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rating: 8.8
“Standing Still” is the new single from the up and coming dublin, ireland band The Brothers Movement. their self-titled debut LP drops official early november, and from the sounds of it expect an effort that channels 90’s britpop ie. early verve and oasis but with the more contemporary indie spin of bands like LA’s black rebel motorcycle club. we’ll keep you posted, but for now dig on some pretty dec rock and roll..
The Brothers Movement – Standing Still
speaking of the verve…
jagged edge are growwwwwwwnnnnnnn. “tip of my tongue” is the jam. the song features professional eye makeup applier trina and world’s coolest human gucci mane. if you were up chillin with us right now at b3sci HQ, you… (aside from traversing the zombie guts and space trash! ….we so NEED a cleaning service! antonio sabato jr we’re lookin at you, player…we know you could use that work!) …like us, would no doubt be throwin down on that get down! ….hands in the air, like we totally just didn’t care! (we don’t.) no choice about it really! the song is that crazy. we’re on that JE shit. jagged edge (jagged edge) slip n slide (slip n slide).
Jagged Edge – Tip of My Tongue (Feat. Trina and Gucci Mane)
Jagged Edge – Let’s Get Married (Remix) (Feat. Run DMC)
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je on myspace
rating: 8.7
A Place To Bury Strangers’ new LP Exploding Head is shaping up to be one of our fav releases of the year.. and not just because of the name. “In Your Heart” has rightfully gotten hold of our attention for its pop sensibility yet powerfully cold composition. And in the spirit of “In Your Heart”, dig on this classic from Close Lobsters. These cats, who even opened for The Jesus and Mary chain back in 1986, rule! “Nature Thing” was recently re-released this month on a new singles collection titled Forever Until Victory and has found its way into our heavy rotation.
A Place To Bury Strangers – In Your Heart
Close Lobsters – Nature Thing
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another phoenix remix
new from Two Door Cinema Club. tune drops official november 16. listen to this twice and you’re stuck with it the rest of the day. go ahead call our bluff..
“renegade” is new from bergen, norway duo kings of convenience. the song, taken from the group’s “declaration of dependence” LP, is stunning. “renegade”, as is characteristic of most great music, takes us, picks up, and transports us somewhere else; faraway spaces, tropical climes, warm breezes. listening to “renegade”, we’re already there, “letting go/in doubt of what is thought and what is real”. press play and join us and drift…..
Kings of Convenience – Renegade
rating: 8.7