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| Queens Of The Stone Age continue their rampage of video releases with a 15 minute movie with music and footage surrounding their upcoming release ... Like Clockwork. |
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| It’s on like Donkey Kong! More new music from Dntel, who’s unloaded two new songs on SoundCloud. The first, 'Kids,' is a minimal techno stab, loopy and indulgent. 'Threaper' features a similar warbly approach as his recently released song “Cave Mouth.” |
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| A highly anticipated album, Cold Spring Fault Less Youth from Mount Kimbie promises to have everything that the new Daft Punk album won't: emotion, soul and organic life in electronic music. |
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| It's a return to creative roots for Tricky, who said that he's stopped trying to be all things to all people and instead focusing on some of the original ideas around his music. |
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| De La Soul have been killing it lately, out touring and kickin’ the old school and new school everywhere they go. |
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| Check out Exitmusic's patented ambitious and cathartic drama that plays both sonically and visually in their well-crafted video. It's the multimedia music act for the modern age -- they manage the music and visuals to a high degree. |
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Krautrock - The Rebirth of Germany |
Check out a documentary on Krautrock: how it started,
how bands like Can, Neu! and Kraftwerk tried to make music
different from the stale Geman pop music that had captured
Germany at that time. |
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| Kevin Parker from Tame Impala speaks on how Tame Impala takes chances with an ordinary indie rock sound to blend complex pop songs with on the spot improv and a retro-psych sound; all without sounding like a flashback band. |
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Radiohead - Kid A - Full Album |
| One of the classics. At a time when music had become stale, indie rock didn't rock, electronic music was transforming from its 90s alter-ego known as techno into a million different variants and the new millenium was upon us, Kid A emerged. |
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| The Flaming Lips appeared on Jimmy Fallon, and made it into their usual spectacle. They brought their whole stage set up with them, and performed (semi-naked) the song 'Try To Explain' from The Terror. |
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| The Queens of the Stone Age are doubling down on yesterday's video for “Kalopsia” with today's offering of “Keep Your Eyes Peeled.” |
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| Indie pop band The Dodos have signed on to Polyvinyl Records for the release of their new album Carrier. The first song from the album is “Confidence,” which you can listen to after the jump. |
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| Alternative sounds mixed with surf-rock and indie rock. |
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| Post-rock indietronica band PVT have a new video for the song Homosapien, their third video with director Clemens Habicht. It uses stop-motion to animate glitch music with a video / film technique that's glitchy itself. |
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| This time we're listening to a remix of his song "Sheen" as remixed by Suzanne Kraft. There's a new school Rn'B funk here with synthesized bass lines. |
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| Kode9 has been tapped to compile the latest Rinse FM compilation, called Rinse:22. Today we get to hear to advance tracks from the release with 'Uh' and 'OK.' |
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| Too good to be true. The Flaming Lips covered David Bowie’s classic song 'Heroes' in true Flaming Lips style. |
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| The new Jon Hopkins video for the song "Immunity" is a collaboration with the ever-collaborative, always innovative Creators Project. |
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| Rogue Wave's new album Nightingale Floors arrives next month, so check out their new 'Siren's Song' from the new album. The band will start touring on June 12th, playing dates with Caveman and Hey, Marseilles. |
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| Queens Of The Stone Age premiered the song "Keep Your Eyes Peeled" live at Club 69 for a Belgian radio station in Brussels. |
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| Angel Dust ... The classic album that emerged after Faith No More's commercial breakthrough on The Real Thing found the band at a creative impasse during the time of its creation. What emerged was an album that was not as commercially successful as The Real Thing, but a level above in being a creative success and songwriting breakthrough. |
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| The National have a brand spankin' new video for "Sea Of Love," from their upcoming album Trouble Will Find Me which arrives May 21st on 4AD. Guest spots on the album include Annie Clark of St. Vincent, Sharon Van Etten and Sufjan Stevens. |
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| Smith Westerns have a new video for the song 'Varsity' from their upcoming album Soft Will, which arrives on on June 11th via Mom + Pop. |
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| Reggae served up dub style ... heady vibes. Dub Club is Jamaican artist Tippa Lee Dub Club's Tom Chasteen (from a specialty night at the Echoplex in LA). It's everything that's great about dub sounds, the perfect rhythm, the keyboards and the guitar licks, the old formula never really seems to get old or out of style. |
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| Dive in and take the last splash with The Breeders. |
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| It looks like a southern California beach party filtered through a hazy, multicolored Super 8 camera. The Growlers are influenced by 60's California rock and the garage phenomenon/revival that's happening right now. |
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| The latest video from Helado Negro might just blow your mind. Layered clips of Helado Negro (aka Roberto Carlos Lange) each take on different parts of the song, having a virtual conversation within the song. |
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| The latest instalment from Yeah Yeah Yeahs is the title track from their album Mosquito, which features exactly that ... a Mosquito in action. |
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| James Blake was on David Letterman last night to perform the song "Retrograde" off of his latest album Overgrown. |
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| Knife Party are back new music in the song "Power Glove," a song from their Haunted House EP that's being released this week. It's from POTATO; the YouTube video channel from Skrillex, A-Trak and Diplo. |
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| Yoni Wolf of Why? just started a great new podcast, which although promises interviews and insight into the band, starts with an amazing lucid and personal look at Yoni. |
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| Pet Clinic is a young band from Austin, five dudes peddling in grungy gritty rust-belt rock (White Stripes, Hanni El Khatib come to mind). It's Live At The Show from Altar TV. |
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