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Incoming post - sorry for the lag, this song is rad though. Hopefully it inspires more posting . . . ahem. Yeah Yeah Yeah's covers ftw!
Rogue Wave - Maps
Incoming post - sorry for the lag, this song is rad though. Hopefully it inspires more posting . . . ahem. Yeah Yeah Yeah's covers ftw!
Rogue Wave - Maps
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covers
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Noah Bro
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1:37 AM
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If your iTunes just "genuised" 30 Ben Gibbard songs in a row, this is the antidote. These guys finally released on Matador and - other than failing to book venues based on obscenity considerations - I'd say their future looks bright.
Fucked Up - Son The Father (buy)
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Noah Bro
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3:12 PM
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The Constantines have been killing it since 2000, definitely writing epic, explosive detonations of guitar-fueled fire. Now they're on Toronto's Arts + Crafts with Broken Social Scene and Feist. Listening to this makes me understand why I love music . . . (also rootbeer and hockey).
The Constantines - Brother Run Them Down (buy)
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indie rock
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Noah Bro
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5:45 PM
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There are really two correct answers to that question. I'm back posting on the blog, and Cam is back rappin' over the type of beats he sounds best on. Oh, and he's riding Subarus now too.
Cam'ron - Owe Me (Oh No You Didn't) (thanks to fluokids)
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Cam'ron,
Hip Hop
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Oms
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10:50 PM
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This reminds me of creeping the streets of a vertical metropolis in a coat and hat while the wind howls icy nothings between my headphone and ear. That probably has less to do with Thieves Like Us and more to do with the fact that it's ass-cold in NY. Anyway, the Joy Division/New Order mantle is apparently alive and well.
Thieves Like Us - Miss You
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Electro
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Noah Bro
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3:49 PM
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MGMT gets impregnated by The Cars, ahem. Empire Of The Sun and Cut Copy are both from Australia . . . surprise. Did they just re-run Fast Times At Ridgemont High down there 5 times a day from 1990-2004 or what?
Empire Of The Sun - Half Mast
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Electro
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Noah Bro
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1:35 PM
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Now that Bloc Party's back in SoHo trying to stay drunk, Does It Offend You, Yeah? is out on a U.S. tour of their own with a stop at the Bowery tomorrow night. These dudes make The Rapture look like grown bitches. Touch with live drums? You ain't down.
Does It Offend You, Yeah? - Dawn Of The Dead
Does It Offend You, Yeah? - With A Heavy Heart
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Electro
Posted by
Noah Bro
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7:16 PM
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Intimacy, Kele Okereke and Co.'s new LP, dropped on the internet last Thursday (available here) to surprisingly little fanfare save the wind-chime orchestra featured in "Signs". Here's a couple cuts of the new. Running remix count: 956.
Bloc Party - One Month Off
Bloc Party - Signs
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Bloc Party
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Noah Bro
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7:55 PM
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Jay-Z,
Thieves Like Us
Posted by
Oms
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12:22 PM
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Thanks to Stockholm Syndrome and Kissy Sell Out for the soundtrack to this weekend's shenanigans. Baile baile revolucion m'ijo.
PARTY: Hard-Fi - Living For The Weekend (Stockholm Syndrome Remix)
AFTER PARTY: R.E.M. - Nightswimming (Kissy Sell Out Bmore Re-Edit)
Labels:
Club,
Dance,
Electro,
Hard-Fi,
Kissy Sell Out,
Stockholm Syndrome
Posted by
Oms
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4:39 PM
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