Kishi Bashi - Philosophize In It! Chemicalize With It!
Foggy Goggles: Remember that cohesive, 12-song journey where you made love to a pretty blond girl at her father's house on Martha's Vineyard. In the rain. While crying.
Stromae - Formidable
Devo: Stromae is a half-black Belgian rapper. He's apparently a big deal everywhere that speaks French. Apologies in advance if you find yourself stuck on this, 44m listens on Spotify with limited American involvement predicates a serious earworm.
TOBACCO - Father Sister Berzerker
Hollering: If I ran, I imagine this would be a great song to listen to.
CARL: His song "Streaker" is pretty dope, too, and the vid is creepy as fuck and directed by Eric Wareheim.
Jurassic 5 - The Way We Do It
Adrien Brody: I just stepped into a time machine to the early aughts.
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Saturday, May 3, 2014
April 2014
SOHN - The Wheel
Ding: Nice recco on the SOHN disc, guys. Can't wait for somebody to do a face-melting EDM remix of Lights.
Big Data - Dangerous
Whiskey: Hadn't heard of this group until this song, so I googled them and this is what it said: "Big Data is an electronic pop duo whose music and lyrics focus on the hazards of the Internet age, in particular with respect to user privacy and NSA surveillance." NERDS. But setting aside how weird these guys must be, this is pretty straightforward power pop shit from 1982.
Todd Terje - Delorean Dynamite
Tatarsky: Painful craving for a box of whip-its. Also a great one for your next jog.
Young & Sick - Heartache Fetish
Foggy Goggles: I stumbled upon these guys on some 'bands you missed at Coachella' list. One album and its phenomenal, electro rock with heavy male vocal harmonies, somewhere between old Yeaysayer and new disco.
Son Little - Cross My Heart
Kyle: My man's had a few previous musical incarnations. Criminal that these songs he's put out as Son Little haven't gotten more attention.
Ding: Nice recco on the SOHN disc, guys. Can't wait for somebody to do a face-melting EDM remix of Lights.
Big Data - Dangerous
Whiskey: Hadn't heard of this group until this song, so I googled them and this is what it said: "Big Data is an electronic pop duo whose music and lyrics focus on the hazards of the Internet age, in particular with respect to user privacy and NSA surveillance." NERDS. But setting aside how weird these guys must be, this is pretty straightforward power pop shit from 1982.
Todd Terje - Delorean Dynamite
Tatarsky: Painful craving for a box of whip-its. Also a great one for your next jog.
Young & Sick - Heartache Fetish
Foggy Goggles: I stumbled upon these guys on some 'bands you missed at Coachella' list. One album and its phenomenal, electro rock with heavy male vocal harmonies, somewhere between old Yeaysayer and new disco.
Son Little - Cross My Heart
Kyle: My man's had a few previous musical incarnations. Criminal that these songs he's put out as Son Little haven't gotten more attention.
Saturday, April 5, 2014
March 2014
Mr. Little Jeans - Good Mistake
RePete: electronic pop, whiffs of rock, from a Norwegian.
Frank Ocean + Mick Jones + Paul Simonon + Diplo - "HERO"
Adrien Brody: Converse's "Three Artists, One Song" series came correct this week. Get on it.
The War on Drugs - An Ocean in Between the Waves
Devo: This disc is special.
DJ Snake & Lil Jon - Turn Down for What
Whiskey: I like the scene at 1:15 where the Indian girl can no longer resist and drops an Atomic Facesit.
Lee Fields & The Expressions - Faithful Man
Adrien Brody: This track is a barnburner. Good for waking up on Sundays and reevaluating life.
RePete: electronic pop, whiffs of rock, from a Norwegian.
Frank Ocean + Mick Jones + Paul Simonon + Diplo - "HERO"
Adrien Brody: Converse's "Three Artists, One Song" series came correct this week. Get on it.
The War on Drugs - An Ocean in Between the Waves
Devo: This disc is special.
DJ Snake & Lil Jon - Turn Down for What
Whiskey: I like the scene at 1:15 where the Indian girl can no longer resist and drops an Atomic Facesit.
Lee Fields & The Expressions - Faithful Man
Adrien Brody: This track is a barnburner. Good for waking up on Sundays and reevaluating life.
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