Last track from their new self titled release coming July 23rd.
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Last track from their new self titled release coming July 23rd.
218 plays
Pretty Lights at Sonos Studio last night. Check out the documentary on the making of his new album, A Color Map of the World, here.
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Savoir Adore - You Get What You Give (New Radicals cover)
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Califone returns after four years with “Stitches,” the title track off their upcoming album.
Bastille - Thinkin Bout You ft. O.N.E. (Frank Ocean cover)
Spiritualized - Sad Days Lonely Nights (Junior Kimbrough cover)
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Grace London | Bron-Y-Aur Stomp (Zeppelin cover)
Ladies & gents, meet Grace London. She’s 13 years old.
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David Byrne and St Vincent - Cissus
These two, any day of the week. From their new free EP, available here.
Hannah Anderson - Sophia (Laura Marling cover)
This cover is incredible. No idea who these girls are beyond what YouTube says — sisters Hannah and Sophia Anderson. Lovely.
Laura Mvula - That’s Alright
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The Dodos - Confidence
New track from The Dodos’ forthcoming LP. Carrier will be The Dodos’ first release on Polyvinyl, the home of Japandroids, and a label that can do no wrong in my book.
Well, it doesn’t get any cooler than this. Astronaut Chris Hadfield playing Bowie’s “Space Oddity”… in space.
Laura Marling - Once
From her forthcoming album, Once I Was An Eagle, due May 27. So much love for this artist.
Natalie Maines - Mother (Pink Floyd cover)
It’s Cover Friday and my Mother’s visiting. Voila!
I’ve always been a fan of the Dixie Chicks, and I like this new solo album a lot. Give it a spin on Rdio or Spotify.
Our pop music critic Ken Tucker on the title track from Natalie Maines’ new solo album, Mother:
Natalie Maines doesn’t hesitate to make audacious moves, and wresting away “Mother” — Roger Waters’ hymn to oppressive maternal authority figures from Pink Floyd — is the biggest one on her first solo album. Maines takes the “Mother” from Pink Floyd’s The Wall and deconstructs it, emotional brick by emotional brick. She rebuilds the melody and radically alters the vocal intonation of the lyric to render it resilient enough for new interpretations. “Mother” becomes a plea for understanding; to come to terms with difficult relationships through love and trust. Which, among other things, could be heard as Maines’ attempt to reach out to Dixie Chick fans, both present and former, loyal and hostile.
Beyonce ft. Andre 3000 - Back To Black (Amy Winehouse cover)
Best track on the Gatsby soundtrack. That beat is raunchy.