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A haunting, keys and vocal track and video from Toronto art rock outfit, The Darcys.
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A haunting, keys and vocal track and video from Toronto art rock outfit, The Darcys.
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The Head and The Heart take you through the life and times of their existence on the road in this video for "Down In The Valley". It's a lot of sound checking, gigging, and sleeping in the van...as glamorous as you no doubt imagined it. The track is from their fondly received, self-titled debut on Sub Pop.
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The Head and The Heart take you through the life and times of their existence on the road in this video for "Down In The Valley". It's a lot of sound checking, gigging, and sleeping in the vanas glamorous as you no doubt imagined it. The track is from their fondly received, self-titled debut on Sub Pop.
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We're not 100% who has the time or the patience to do these things, but this is the Internet, and you should expect the painstakingly compiled and weird to float to the top. So with that in mind, we give you "99 Problems," lyrically reconstructed with sound-bytes from popular movies. HIT ME!
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Erika M. Anderson aka EMA is out with a new music video for the single, "Take One Two," off of her most recent album Past Life Martyred Saints. Anderson explains that the "footage comes from a South Dakota trailer park in the mid-90s, and features a small group of freaks and misfits who seem to be having the time of their lives."
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Erika M. Anderson (aka EMA) is out with a new music video for the single, "Take One Two," off of her most recent album Past Life Martyred Saints. Anderson explains that the "footage comes from a South Dakota (Anderson's home state) trailer park in the mid-90s, and features a small group of freaks and misfits who seem to be having the time of their lives." And even though the group appears to be ha
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The most common crutch that writers have when describing the sound of an album is to compare it to other acts. Cults sound like the Shirelles (a comparison no one writing in music ever thought they'd make). Gotye is equal parts George Michael, Phil Collins, and Sting. Imperial Teen combine '90s alt-rock/post-grunge with 80's post-punk, especially the Cure and the Smiths. When writers are forced to
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The most common crutch that writers have when describing the sound of an album is to compare it to other acts. Cults sound like the Shirelles (a comparison no one writing in music ever thought they'd make). Gotye is equal parts George Michael, Phil Collins, and Sting. Imperial Teen combine '90s alt-rock/post-grunge with '80s post-punk, especially the Cure and the Smiths. When writers are forced to
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Baroque pop performer Andrew Bird has been making waves lately and his newest album, Break It Yourself will be hitting stores on 3/6. Bird's Facebook page has some morsels of music for anyone wanting an idea of where this newest album is going and his cover of Alpha Consumer's "The Crown Salesman" points to good things to come.
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Earlier this month we saw Bahamas live at The Mercury Lounge in New York City, and reviewed their great sophomore release Barchords this week. We got a chance to catch up with Bahamas leadman Afie Jurvanen to ask him some questions about Bahamas, his process of writing songs, and advice for young musicians.
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Valentine's Day is one of those unavoidably discriminatory holidays-- you're either happy to be sharing it with someone or miserable to not be. So, if you want to avoid spending $5 on one of those obnoxious music cards from Hallmark for your significant other, or you just need a good pick-me-up, here's Fitz and The Tantrums video for their 2010 single "L.O.V." and it's free of charge. You might ev
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Brooklyn vocalist Frankie Rose has a fairly impressive pedigree. As a founding member of well-loved garage acts Vivian Girls, Dum Dum Girls, and Crystal Stilts, she's accomplished more than most musicians could hope. Add solo artist to her resume as well. Her first LP under the moniker Frankie Rose drops on 2/21, and the album, Interstellar, lives up to its title thanks to the trippy and psychedel
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Viem - "If Only You'd Know"
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We're going to sign up for that operation from Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind to try and make ourselves forget how Lou Reed has spent the last two decades destroying his reputation (there isn't enough brain bleach out there to erase Metal Machine Music). It's easy to forget that he used to be part of the original alternative rock act making some of the most influential music of all time wit
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Many moons ago (nearly two years to be exact), Baeble had the chance to record indie rock/alt-country group These United States at Scoot Inn in Austin, TX (we were a little further south of the Mason Dixon line than we're used to). They put on a hell of a show, and we were obviously very excited to hear that they've scheduled a release for a new, self-titled album on 6/12 as well as a string of to
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Back in April of 2011, we here at Baeble had the opportunity to sit down and talk with Joe Michelini of New Jersey roots rock act River City Extension. River City Extension just announced the release of their new album, Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Your Anger, and treated the world to a video teasing the album's release as well as a free stream for the album's lead single, "There & Back Again." Th
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Spinner got the scoop on this song from Crushed Stars' Todd Gautreau: "'Brighter Now' is a nod to the paisley underground of the early '80s. My first exposure to psychedelia was filtered through that era as well as bands like the Church and the Chills. That new record is quite influenced by that sound."
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Valentine's Day is one of those unavoidably discriminatory holidays-- You're either happy to be sharing it with someone or miserable to not be. So, If you want to avoid spending $5 on one of those obnoxious music cards from Hallmark for your significant other, or you just need a good pick-me-up, here's Fitz and The Tantrums video for the 2010 single "L.O.V." and it's free of charge.
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As we discussed last week, Converse has lined up their most impressive collaboration yet for their newest Chucks promotion. With the dream team pairing of Gorillaz, James Murphy, and Andre 3000, Converse will be premiering an original number from the trio, "DoYaThing," and a preview of the track has leaked with some behind the scenes video for the video side of the promotion as well. Unfortunately
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