A classic and recent criminal shopping post of mine, Agent Provocateur has great stockings (insert photo here of me wearing them, which I want to take, wearing a men’s shirt reading the Wall Street Journal and wearing glasses).

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So late one night, Chris Taylor and Ethan Silverman, the lads who run the epicurean Terrible Records (and who put out the Class Actress EP) decided to put on the test pressing of Dev Hyne’s latest incarnation, Blood Orange. A 7″ inch. Side A then side B, and without restraint I pleaded: ‘Let’s turn off the lights and spin it again’. A 5am a mini-danceteria ensued. Buy this track, rape the repeat button.

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They’re being super hyped, based on just four demo songs, but it’s easy to see why. With their melodic electronic pop shimmering in all the right places and an uber-hip band image, New York three-piece, Brahms, are set to explode — in a good way — in the latter half of 2010. They’re already well on the way, having opened for acts such as Passion Pit and Lemonade. [Listen to the Brahms song, Brought It Out]
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We’re digging the Class Actress Terrible Remix of Ghosts by CANT, Grizzly Bear’s Chris Taylor solo project. Get freaky in the club, indeed.
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