Fuckyeah. Fans of Joy Division listen up: Dial M For Murder! return with two semi-new songs and the promise for a second album. Be stoked. Follow them on twitter to stay up to date.
Grab their 2008 debut LP Fiction Of Her Dreams on iTunes.
Dial M For Murder! – Bring Me Down | download on soundcloud
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The lads of Young Liars have delighted us last year with two fun single releases Marathon and Colours. Now the five Vancouverites have quietly released a 7-track album entitled Homesick Future on bandcamp. It’s only 5 bucks and well worth it. Jump in!
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From Canada with Love
Future Sound – The Thrills | download on bandcamp
Future Sound – Wonderful | download on bandcamp
Future Sound is one of the most exciting finds this year: a great blend of dreamy electro beats and hip hop vocals. The two tracks above are off his debut EP The Thrills which is up on bandcamp. The guy behind Future Sound is 19-year old Florida resident Bradley Petit-Frere:
What’s the last thing you ate?
Santa Barbara burger from Elephant Bar. Fucking amazing. Unicorn like.
How old are you? Where are you from?
19 years old and I was born in Washington D.C. But now I’m living in Florida, not far from the beach and calm breeze.
Would you like to live anywhere else?
Well, I’d like to live in Europe. Just so I could perform every other day and smoke cigarettes with girls and their hot accents.
When did you start making music?
I started around 9 years old. So ever since I was a young lad. Long before MTV went to shit.
What does your recording process look like? [continue reading…]
Tuesday, March 15th – Everything Everything at Uebel & Gefährlich – Hamburg: da sein!
Pressed And and It Is Rain In My Face just released a split EP via [^]LAND Magazine. If you’re into ambient electronica, you don’t want to miss out on this:
Thanks to Andrew Hamlet of Pressed And, what began as a proposal for a digital single expanded to include a collaborator’s solo project, and the two contributions were eventually fused into a single 23-minute concept EP meticulously composed and sequenced into Post-Ad for Sync, a cathartic call to repose and buoyant introspection. (via)
A truly beautiful release. Free for download on bandcamp.
