SONG OF THE DAY: Feist — “How Come You Never Go There?”
This song is off her new album, Metals, released on Polydor just this past Tuesday.
SONG OF THE DAY: Monica – “So Gone”
There are a few very good reasons to like this song. 1. Great early 00's R&B 2. The production (just listen to those strings) is understated yet badass at the…
SONG OF THE DAY: Deer Tick — “Baltimore Blues No. 1”
This song is off Deer Tick's album War Elephant. Fun fact, the album was originally released on Feow! Records in 2007, but due to disputes, the group signed with Partisan Records, and…
SONG OF THE DAY: Ryan Lewis — “Fake Empire”
This song by Ryan Lewis samples "Fake Empire" by the National. It was never officially released, but seen mostly through this video. The video is a really awesome representation of…
SONG OF THE DAY: Neon Indian – “Polish Girl”
I've been bumping Neon Indian's new album Era Extraña (Mom + Pop Music, 2011) repeatedly since its release. The album was recorded entirely in Helsinki, Finland in the middle of a frosty…
SONG OF THE DAY: Trampled By Turtles — “Wait So Long”
This tune is off their 2010 album Palomino, released on Banjodad Records. Enjoy!
SONG OF THE DAY: Low — “Try To Sleep”
|the crisp, suspirant purge| Low's latest album--their ninth--was released by Sub Pop in April. As with all their previous efforts, C'mon is a slow-burner, revealing itself in time to be a careful…
SONG OF THE DAY: Unknown Mortal Orchestra — “Ffunny Ffriends”
| static momentum | From their eponymous debut LP, out now on Fat Possum Records
SONG OF THE DAY: The Field — “Is This Power”
|tastebuds tingling on a bumpin sunglass| The Field's Looping State of Mind is out now digitally and October 24th physically on Kompakt (2011).
SONG OF THE DAY: Mayer Hawthorne – “A Long Time”
Mayer Hawthorne's patented brand of neo-motown plus cool retro video? Yes Please! (more…)