We have been listening to allot of NEW music this past week and have compiled the tracks that have received the most plays on our list. This list does not reflect the most up-to-date releases but merely what we find ourselves gravitating to whenever music is part of our atmosphere. We have been listening to allot of NEW music this past week and have compiled the tracks that have received the most plays on our list. This list does not reflect the most up-to-date releases but merely what we find ourselves gravitating to whenever music is part of our atmosphere.
We have been listening to allot of NEW music this past week and have compiled the tracks that have received the most plays on our list. This list does not reflect the most up-to-date releases but merely what we find ourselves gravitating to whenever music is part of our atmosphere. We have been listening to allot of NEW music this past week and have compiled the tracks that have received the most plays on our list. This list does not reflect the most up-to-date releases but merely what we find ourselves gravitating to whenever music is part of our atmosphere.
We have been listening to allot of NEW music this past week and have compiled the tracks that have received the most plays on our list. This list does not reflect the most up-to-date releases but merely what we find ourselves gravitating to whenever music is part of our atmosphere.
We have been listening to allot of NEW music this past week and have compiled the tracks that have received the most plays on our list. This list does not reflect the most up-to-date releases but merely what we find ourselves gravitating to whenever music is part of our atmosphere.
We have been listening to allot of NEW music this past week and have compiled the tracks that have received the most plays on our list. This list does not reflect the most up-to-date releases but merely what we find ourselves gravitating to whenever music is part of our atmosphere.
We have been listening to allot of NEW music this past week and have compiled the tracks that have received the most plays on our list. This list does not reflect the most up-to-date releases but merely what we find ourselves gravitating to whenever music is part of our atmosphere.
We have been listening to allot of NEW music this past week and have compiled the tracks that have received the most plays on our list. This list does not reflect the most up-to-date releases but merely what we find ourselves gravitating to whenever music is part of our atmosphere.
We have been listening to allot of NEW music this past week and have compiled the tracks that have received the most plays on our list. This list does not reflect the most up-to-date releases but merely what we find ourselves gravitating to whenever music is part of our atmosphere.
Washed Out moved beyond “chillwave” to something sturdier on Within And Without. Toro Y Moi did the same via his Underneath The Pine. Now it’s time to see if Alan Palomo can build upon the success of 2009′s Psychic Chasms and escape pigeonholes on new album Era Extraña.We have been listening to allot of NEW music this past week and have compiled the tracks that have received the most plays on our list. This list does not reflect the most up-to-date releases but merely what we find ourselves gravitating to whenever music is part of our atmosphere.
Banana Ripple by Junior Boys
Crush On You by Nero
Sunset Driver by Michael Jackson
Somebody That I Use To Know by Gotye
When The Night Falls by Chromeo
I never was a huge fan of LCD Soundsystem until I had the opportunity to see them live prior to disbanding earlier in the year. James Murphy and his charasmatic performance led me to check out the band a little further. I was suprised at some of the things I had heard. I had unknowingly placed the band in the heap reserved for fraternities. In my research, I found a subtle sensitivity to their otherwise brut catalog. I have included these subtle suprises below.
In the early 1970s in Los Angeles, dancer Lamont Peterson was one of the first to start using his arms and body to the music. Dancers such as Mickey Lord, Tyrone Proctor and Blinky fine tuned the arms movements, by making the arms and hands go fast to the driving disco beat. During the mid 1970s club dancers Tinker, Arthur, Andrew, Lonnie Carbajal, Michael Angelo, Billy Starr, Billy Goodson, and Danny Logo took center stage with other dancers, perfecting those synchronized syncopated movements.
While The Chromatics might not be warm, their music does feel intimate, like a 3 a.m. ride home, where you're not alone but exhaustion and intake have made talking impossible, the city is silent, and the traffic patterns are as comforting and regimented as a drum machine click track. One of those moments when you should be crying, but you'll be damned if you let it show.We have been on that drive for over 3 years and suggest you join us after dark.
This no wave threesome from Portland, OR, is fronted by the strange and exquisite waif Ida No, whose crazy caterwauls recall the frantic singing of the Swans' Jarboe, David Bowie, and the shifty rhythms of James Chance. John David V provides disco beats, while a changing cast of drummers has included Avalon Kalin and Jimi Hey. While the band’s early work blended noise rock with electropop, their later work incorporates Italo disco. The band is known for evolving through the years since their original collaboration, and experimenting with various musical genres.
We have been listening to allot of NEW music this past week and have compiled the tracks that have received the most plays on our list. This list does not reflect the most up-to-date releases but merely what we find ourselves gravitating to whenever music is part of our atmosphere.
We have been listening to Hunx and His Punx for a couple years now and feel the time appropriate to unleash them to the public. The band might be the first ever "girl group" fronted by a flamboyant gay male whose dream in life is to sound like a girl. They have created a unique new sound they refer to as "Young Oldies", a mixture of 50s teenage rock n roll, 60s girl groups and bubblegum pop. If John Waters were to re-make his cult film Cry-Baby, Hunx would be the perfect match for a soundtrack score.
American rock band MGMT have only been a blip on our radar. We never found their full-length releases to be consistent enough to warrant constant play. This is true for allot of bands in the digital age primarily known for their "singles". In the case of MGMT, we find their stripped-down remixes do better justice to their psychedelic sound than the over-produced studio version that is usually released to the public.
