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The Swans are back with a new song.
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It has a frankness and direct quality about it, recalling the grittiness of the old school punk and post-punk roots that it draws upon for influence.
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Paris-based DJ and producer Aleqs Notal like to combine and confuse analog with digital. He's also crossing wires with house, Detroit and Chicago-based electronic music, all of which result in an old-school-new-school take on music.
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Shoegaze that punches you in the gut.
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It's today's free MP3 download and sees the duo releasing new music that's a complete throwback to 70's disco.
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DJ and producer guy Eric Prydz played a show on New Year's Eve at Echostage in Washington DC, and the show was broadcast live via Sirius XM on their BPM show.
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RoamTransmissions launched 2014 with an hour-long podcast called "Roam 4 The Holidaze," the fifth installment of yearly releases.
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Death Grips lays it all out straight from the beginning of the first track, getting hardcore from the get-go.
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"I Won't Dime" is a bonus track from the recording sessions for the Frog Eyes album Carey's Cold Spring, and the song does not disappoint. |
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The Boiler Room shows are as legendary as they are prolific, this time around we have Daniel Avery in for a full-on THREE HOUR marathon performance. |
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Introduced as "The one, the only: Daedelus," live in a Boiler Room performance in New York under the headline of a Vapor City Special. |
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Fat synths meet lively beats on "Quatic" by Botany. |
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Dntel continues to crank out new indietronic sounds with “Orby.” This one's a loop-based song with modulated keyboards laid over mid tempo rhythms, with little echo thrown in just to make it all sound cosmic. |
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Today we get to hear the first song from the new Kurt Vile and the Violators EP with the song “Feel My Pain.” |
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The band clearly knows how to draw a tight post-punk composition out of thin air, and give it the warm vitality of life. |
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Swinging back and forth between the loud-quiet-loud approach that bands like Nirvana, Pixies and Smashing Pumpkins championed, Damn Vandals do a damn fine job of a guitar-based alt-pop song. |
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The song is so bouncey that you should stop whatever it is you're doing and get up to get down to this song right now! |
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The song is dead on: an organic, americana roots-rock take with a punk feel to it. It's Kasher doing what he does best ... great music fronted by sharp lyrics that cut you like a knife while making you smile. |
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Shark attack! Brooklyn-based alternative band Shark? have a great new song called "This Is Living," which is an interesting and biting/mocking take on "the daily grind" that most Americans call making a living. |
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Check out the new MP3 of Lake Erie from Nat Baldwin from Dirty Projectors. Get a free MP3 download along with other music. |
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By the time the song hits the sixty second mark, you’re fully in for an intense ride of garage rock reinvented as the kind of energy punk always tried to have but never connected to. |
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Dig the guitar effect on Tape Deck Mountain's new single "Half Life." Effects can often be used to obscure bad guitar playing, but when done right can become another instrument or tool of its own. |
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Great new music from indie pop band Big Deal with the song “Swapping Spit.” It's off their most recent album June Gloom, out now on Mute Records. |
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The best part of of what Fort Romeaux does is create music that's listenable as well as danceable -- providing the kind of headphone soundtrack for your workday, exercise session or as you travel around town. |
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