Curators of folk instrumentals will want to tune into Sleep Whale. They have a six song EP coming out on July 14th called Little Brite. They write acoustic driven melodies, mix in the emotive effect of strings, hand percussion when needed and process the recordings, adding electronic noises and ambient...
Sleep Whale: Little Brite...
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Apricot Rail: Australian Freshness...
The Radio Dept. are back with David...
Posted by Champersnova in Music on 05 29th, 2009 | 2 Comments
The Present: On Tour with the new album ...
Posted by Flick in Music on 05 29th, 2009 | 11 Comments
Google Wave: how will it affect music?...
Posted by Flick in Music on 05 28th, 2009 | No Comments
Mouthful of Bees: Micky’s Bed...
Here We Go Magic: Grizzly Bear tour and ...
Luke Temple began to gain attention when he released his first two solo albums with our friends at Mill Pond Records. His vocal style brought accolades from Sufjan Stevens and Ben Gibbard. Late in 2008 Temple formed Here We Go Magic, signed to Western Vinyl, and released their self-titled album this...
Posted by Flick in Music on 05 26th, 2009 | No Comments
The Decks: gritty and dirty Breath and B...
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The Wooden Birds: Magnolia debut...
Barsuk Records has a knack at finding bands that click with the indie crowd, and The Wooden Birds are no exception. Led by Andrew Kenny (who has been a guest artist with Album Leaf and Broken Social Scene, and his band The American Analog Set), The Wooden Birds released their debut, Magnolia, on May...
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