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  • Conveyor – Maine

    Conveyor – Maine

    I’m so sad, I don’t have much time for the blog. Many thing happened in the past three weeks that took almost all of my time, not to mention works and thesis. I believe our contributor friends are doing pretty busy either. I’m so sorry for those sent me their music, I will try to post them one by one. Now, let’s give something a listen today. Maine is a B-Side of new 7″ vinyl from Conveyor, Mane. Don’t get [...]

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  • Jack White – Sixteen Saltines

    Jack White – Sixteen Saltines

    One of the greatest guitarists of the decade will release his solo album in couple of weeks ahead. Jack White is kind enough to give us another chance to peek on his upcoming materials, after introducing Machine Gun Silhouette in last February today I’d like to share his latest music video titled Sixteen Saltines. Sixteen Saltines is definitely a loud track. Muscular distortion with a rapid beat. The track, I assume, is how Jack’s solo debut will sound alike. The video [...]

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  • Dirty Projectors – The Gun Has No Trigger

    Dirty Projectors – The Gun Has No Trigger

    First of all, that title are catchy. Yes I did clicking the play button on their track from my Soundloud stream just because the title are catchy. I was wondering about the lyrics, I thought it would be very depressing, something about a guy who have problem telling something to someone. Another romance cliche, with emo style. But then, I was wrong. The Gun Has No Trigger might be part of the upcoming album, Swing Lo Magellan. Dave Longstreth, the [...]

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  • The Neighbourhood – Female Robbery

    The Neighbourhood – Female Robbery

    Okay, pardon me for being too much about this one, but I think the video are worth to be detached from my previous post. It’s a classic black and white music video with their lyrics printed as a classic text flashing on the screen. Already love the song, already love their logo, now I’m in love with their music video. The song is Female Robbery, first single from a band that called themself The Neighbourhood. You can read my short [...]

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  • The Neighbourhood

    The Neighbourhood

    I think i found hell, I think i found something, I think i found something in my TV screen. That’s an intro from an ear-catchy single titled Female Robbery. Female Robbery is a song by The Neighbourhood, and yes, it’s the first time I heard about them too. You never heard about them, neither do I, but one thing for sure we should give their songs a listen. Nothing more I can tell you about this band besides that they [...]

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  • The Way We Were in 1989 – Floating Islands

    The Way We Were in 1989 – Floating Islands

    Introducing Kelly Dale and Joyell Dunay, a duo from Seattle who enjoy playing a lo-fi folk music for The Way We Were In 1989 (TWWWI ’89). The duo been around since they released their self titled album in 2010, debut goes pretty well and I have several favorite songs like Mother Wants Her Jewelry Back and I Feel Strong. Their second album titled Floating Island and schedule to be released in the end of April this year. Brian from Team Pegasus [...]

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  • Julia Holter – Moni Mon Amie

    Julia Holter – Moni Mon Amie

    Julia Shammas Holter is Los Angeles based multi-instrumentalist, her voice and songwriting known after she released her first studio album Tragedy on August 2011. Above is a music video from her new released album Ekstasis, track title is Moni Mon Amie. Holter is defnitely productive musician, after releasing two album in 7 months period, she already planned her third album titled Gigi. Connect with Julia Holter Website | MySpace | Soundcloud

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