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Written in collaboration with my long time music collaborator Lawrence Folvig, the songwriting process for You Go Your Way, I’ll Go Mine began back in 2009 and ended in early 2011. In July 2011 with my band and sound engineer in tow, we travelled to the beachside town of Blairgowrie, Victoria, to lay down the [...]
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Foals recently dropped by Studio Brussel in Belgium, where they performed a mellow version of their second single My Number. The band is currently embarking on a world tour in support of their third studio album, Holy Fire, released in February.
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When the UK Indie Trio The xx announced they were returning to Australia for a quick capital cities tour, I was more than a little excited. Trembling, in fact.
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This French duo, Couboyz, consists of a graphic designer and a photographer. In this music video for the band, Husbands, there is little or no digital intervention, just a handbuilt set and some old-fashioned electronic wiring.
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Meshuggah sure make some interesting music. It’s great to see a band really exploring what they can do within the framework of a certain style, pushing themselves and the genre whilst remaining true to what makes metal great. Utilising crazy timings and rhythms and 8-string guitars, it’s all decideldy experimental but never lets up on [...]
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British Sea Power’s new music video for their song Machinery Of Joy is everything I want right now as spring fever begins to hit where I live. The relaxing shots of a sweater-wearing, dark haired girl riding through the country side makes me want to stop being productive and go for a long bike ride. [...]
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I just can’t get enough of French turntable group C2C’s song (and accompanying video) Happy!The video is directed by the talented Wendy Morgan, who has previously brought us clips like Gnarls Barkley’s Going On and Janelle Monae’s Tightrope (you can tell that Ms Morgan likes a good dance!)
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Joyland’s track Whitebait is pretty sweet. Haunting, hypnotic and atmospheric, with a vocal reminiscent of Frank Black. There’s a nice video to go along with it, too, directed by Tom Skipp.
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Joshua Glenn is probably one of my favorite songwriters ever. Based somewhere on the Southeast Coast, Glenn travels in search of the loneliest, saddest songs and captures them in little jars for us. This is the music I crave when I just want to sit alone, wrapped in a quilt and cry my heart out. His music feels like [...]
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CFCF’s Continent caught my eye because of the cover photo. Some smokey looking green bush. The record opens up with Raining Patterns, a killer tune. A lot of people said it sounds like ‘something from that Drive film’, which is kind of true but, A. that’s not a bad thing, and B. everything does at [...]
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Haha, this is hilarious. LA-based music composer Andy Rrehfeldt arranged, played and recorded a breezy, significantly less angry version of Rage Against the Machine’s angry anthem Killing In The Name. As one YouTube user put it, the band should be fittingly renamed as Slightly Upset With The Machine.
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Every Day We Are Dying And Outer Space Does Not Give One Single Fuck: it is what it is. Another one of those cool things that pop up on the Internet and everyone shares it for a bit. My suggestion, get in the zone, have a relax, maybe it’ll be a nice time for reflection? Have [...]
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One time I was suckered into watching 2001: A Space Odyssey. I sat through hours of it, hoping it would all be worth while, hoping it would all make sense. Finally, hours later the movie ended and I was still in the dark. The movie was completely lost on me. But then, year later someone [...]
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This isn’t so much about the Wildlife album as it is about my recent and rapidly growing love for La Dispute in general. Easily this record has pushed itself in to my all time top 10. Simply, ultimate purge. Vocally, they are brutal, musically they are less so. They sit in that fairly unspecific post-rock or [...]
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Have you ever seen that trick where somebody flips an alligator upside down and it puts the alligator into a completely blank-eyed frozen state? That’s exactly what happens to our brains every time we hear Prefuse 73′s song Choking You from the album One Word Extinguisher. The ability of that entire album to convey deep [...]
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