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Hello friends/readers. We're making some hosting and domain registration changes so the files won't be downloadable for the next few days or so. I'll also be shifting over to wordpress and redesigning the look of the site. It might take a little bit of time for everything to fall in order but we'll back and better than ever soon. Thank you all in advance for your patience. Read Full Story
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You Should Know Very excited about Slave Ambient , the upcoming release from The War On Drugs, the brainchild of Kurt Vile cohort/Philadelphia musician Adam Grunduciel. This band has dominated both my iPod and record player this past year. An excerpt from the press release: " Slave Ambient features a team of Philadelphia's finest musicians, including multi-instrumentalists Dave Hartley and Robbie Bennett, and drummer Mike Zanghi. Recorded throughout the last four years at Granduciel's home... Read Full Story
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SIDE A 1. Radiohead - The Butcher 2. Chad VanGaalen - Sara 3. Ganglians - Jungle 4. The National - Exile Vilify 5. My Morning Jacket - Circuital 6. O'Death - Bugs 7. Handsome Furs - What About Us SIDE B 1. German Error Message - We Arose 2. Washed Out - Eyes Be Closed 3. Wye Oak - Holy Holy 4. Southeast Engine - New Growth 5. Okkervil River - Wake And Be Fine 6. Bonnie 'Prince' Billy & Matt Sweeney - I Must Be Blind 7. Yeasayer - Phoenix Wind ZIP: April Mixtape Tags: Mixtapes , Captain... Read Full Story
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You Should Know It's fitting that the man behind the influential Modest Mouse has such a golden ear. Isaac Brock, who recently brought you Mimicking Birds and discovered Wolf Parade as an A&R man for Sub Pop now brings you Morning Teleportation, a psych-rock quintet hailing from Portland, OR. The band's debut album, Expanding Anyway , was recently released via Glacial Pace Records, Brock's imprint. The band frantically combines a variety of instruments from banjo to trumpet to synths to... Read Full Story
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New Wax Seattle's David Bazan is set to release Strange Negotiations via Barsuk on May 24th. Bazan took a cue from Kickstarter.com and took donations from fans to help fund the recording of the album. The now-completed and set-for-release album follows up 2009's Curse Your Branches , an unflinchingly introspective collection of songs centering around Bazan's struggles with Christianity. While Strange Negotiations plays like an extension to its predecessor, albeit with a more overreaching... Read Full Story
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New Wax Mysterious nomad songwriter Cass McCombs, whose apparent distaste for publicity (rumor is he'll only do handwritten interviews through the mail) is only rivaled by his effortless knack for penning excellent genre-defying material. From the Smiths-esque tinge of his earlier material, to the unexpected country-influence of 2009's sublime Catacombs , McCombs has proven to be not only a deft student of music but an original voice in an overcrowded indie landscape. With his newest effort... Read Full Story
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SIDE A 1. The Middle East - Land Of The Bloody Unknown 2. Woods - Pushing Onlys 3. J Mascis - Not Enough 4. Bill Callahan - Baby's Breath 5. Marissa Nadler - Baby, I Will Leave You In The Morning 6. Low - Especially Me 7. Royal Bangs - TV Tree SIDE B 1. TV On The Radio - Caffeinated Consciousness 2. Fleet Foxes - Grown Ocean 3. The Appleseed Cast - Middle States 4. Panda Bear - Surfer's Hymn 5. Cults - You Know What I Mean 6. The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart - Belong 7. Craft Spells - From... Read Full Story
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New Wax After self-releasing a few albums and releasing their self-titled album on Arts & Crafts in 2009, Canada's difficult-to-categorize Timber Timbre return with Creep On Creepin' On . On the new full-length, Vocalist Taylor Kirk melds his patented dark wordplay and unique voice with imaginative arrangements that successfully marry seemingly disparate genres. Take, for example, the endlessly re-playable "Black Water," a six minute track that sounds like a mash-up of swamp blues and 60's... Read Full Story
