Co La - Turned Twice (unofficial video) (by originalfakeism)
HNNY | For The Very First Time
Been hearing this around Chicago sets lately and I finally got my hands on the track. Putting all of my hopes of ID’ing this track on Shazam was a complete failure. Luckily I had a friend point this song out to me and it’s been stuck on repeat lately. HNNY - a swedish DJ/producer created this Chicago housey like gem and it really sets the mood for the summer parties that are all lined up this year.
I also appreciate how he uses Winnie the Pooh as his logo.
What show/festival are you looking forward to this summer?
Anyone else like House?
Keep Shelly In Athens : ‘Hauntin’ Me’ (by JamieGHarley)
School of Seven Bells - Reappear
Great Band, Great Song.
(I have been away for too long).
TORO Y MOI | So Many Details
Everyone, Toro y Moi just released a new track off his new album “Anything In Return” called “So Many Details”. So raw and synthy good.
Album drops 01/23/2013 (via Carpark Records)
072 by russell
Testpattern - Modern Living
Richard Pinhas - New York: “West Side”
Saada Bonaire - You Could Be More As You Are
Unicorn - Rat Race
Tully - Sea Of Joy (Part 1)
Miller - Baby I Got News For You
Neon - Skydiver
Loose Joints - Tell You (Today)
Claude Larson - Earth
Arturo Stalteri - Racconti brevi: Lo specchio di Galadriel
Good Morning Music
this is a lullaby for my baby (bf not actual baby kekeke) and i love him :D <3 :D
made by mariana triantos on this date :D
yay :D
<3 <3 <3 forever
Tame Impala - “Apocalypse Dreams”
It might sound bizarre. But it’s the absence of focus in Tame Impala’s psychedelic rock that absorbs me the most. To me, the Aussie troupe’s brilliance has not been about the guitar or the composition. It’s the deliberate distraction of focus from everything that might grab your attention and label the band as a mere psych-rock act. I have a logical feeling that every element in Tame Impala’s music has been calculated to keep a strange sort of balance and remoteness. You also see it in production. You hear it in Kevin Parker’s expansive guitar. They’re not trying to alter any state of mind here. These songs are neither sad nor jump-out-of-your-seat and lose consciousness “Debaser” way. They only give you this relaxing and at points challenging sense of floating. I think this makes the vibe of these fellow rockers quite unique and pleasant.
Listening to the first song off the band’s upcoming album, I luckily don’t see a significant transition. They didn’t do what MGMT did to themselves on Congratulations (Gosh! Wondering if anyone can listen to those weird impossible songs again). It may sound a bit more lightweight at the beginning. Parker resembles Lennon at some points. Though things will eventually shape up and the elements fit into their place and it all becomes easy to affiliate with.
They’re only a few rock newcomers that earn this trophy of having such an oddly familiar sound while not using any idiosyncratic instruments. “Apocalypse Dreams” is quintessentially a Tame Impala song. But it’s not completely what one may expect. On the precise tick of 3:00 into the tune, there starts another story. In a way, judging by that abrupt silence, it could be two different songs bundled into one. Two highly above mediocre works I would say.
Lonerism will be released in Australia on October 5th, the UK on October 8th and the US on October 9th via Modular Recordings. It’s not far from truth calling it one of my most anticipated albums of the year. Click here to pre-order and here to see the not surprisingly awesome cover art at large.
p.s. I still listen to Innerspeaker on my iPod. And I know I’m boring people on my twitter telling them about albums I still listen to. But what can I do when that’s all I can say. I haven’t said that about any Editors albums yet.
(Source: ghostfm)
