And this makes me think of Clearlake. Great Majestic Pop.

Something's Keeping Me Here

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Equals Conquest - Rummager
 
Performed by:
Imix L. Shish (Lyrics/Music, Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Piano, Synths, Digital Manipulation, Programming, Percussion, Saxophone)
Michael D. Mollura (Music, Drums, Cymbals, Synths, Programming/Sequencing, Percussion)

Additional Saxophone on Sinistro by Kirk Aaron Einsel Silas

Creative support/feedback/brainstorming help - Matthew Duhinio, Pat Nissley

Recorded on location from 2005-2011 in:  Leesport, PA - Exeter Twp, PA - West Reading, PA- Arlington, VA – Silver Spring, MD. 

Produced/Engineered by Imix/Mike at these locations.  

Additional Engineering by Kevin Adams at YF-FUM Studios in West Lawn, PA

Mixing by 1920 Studios.  Additional Drum treatment and Mastering by Andrew Nissley

Thank You: Family, Friends, Hiester Lotz, Jared Piccone, Ben Brooks, Paul Cabellon and Frank at drp Records.
 
In loving memory Chad A. Painter 1980-2007

Duckets

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TRACKLIST:

01. Justin Martin - Hood Rich (DJ Version)
02. Mason - Salamander
03. Volkoder - Alternavel
04. Purple Disco Machine - Musique
05. Bunny & I Know Karate - They Call Me Bunny
06. Yolanda Be Cool - Sugar Man (Mason Remix)
07. Mason - Exceeder (2CV Remix)
08. Pablo Calmari - Boogie Down
09. L.O.O.P. & Jean Bacarreza - Criticize
10. Worthy - Handle It (Mason Remix)
11. Mason - Palmetto
12. S-Man - Dangerous Thoughts (Amine Edge & Dance remix / Bucky edit) 
13. Myd - Same Old Brand New
14. Sharooz - Astre
15. Mason - Calabrese

It's Time For A Brand New Mason Mixtape

La Dispute's "Wildlife," the follow-up to their 2008 LP "Somewhere at the Bottom of the River Between Vega and Altair," is a nearly 60-minute musical examination of the twentysomething search for purpose; an exploration of the struggles that confront, damage, and redefine us inevitably in life through 14 tracks of new material. Set up as a collection of unpublished "short stories" complete with the author's notes and sectioned thematically by four monologues, "Wildlife" discusses the difficulties inherent in growing up by interweaving the author's own ambiguous loss and struggle for meaning alongside the stories it compelled him to document. Accordingly, each song musically captures both the moods and tones of those stories as well as the more subtle personal narrative throughout the entire record through a heavy reliance on dynamics and alternative instrumentation allowing for a diversity that shows nearly every spot on the spectrum while never sounding out of place, forced, or unfamiliar. Recorded at both Drasik Studios in Chicago and StadiumRed in New York with Andrew Everding and Joe Pedulla using no artificial reverb, La Dispute's sophomore full length organically captures the sound of five friends committed to pushing their own creative boundaries while still retaining a desire to create honest and emotional music. "Wildlife" arrives October 4 via No Sleep Records.

The Most Beautiful Bitter Fruit

Most certainly in the "must have" category. Appears to be ripped off German radio stream, but the quality is the among the best of Brand New's live recordings. Incredible screams in the choruses and breakdown of the "You Won't Know" opener (seriously, this version is MASSIVE), machine gun drums in "Archers," the epic guitar scream into real scream "Sic Transit" bridge, some seriously tight versions of "Bride" and particularly "Gasoline" 3 months before the release of "Daisy" and a thunderous "Degausser" to wrap it up. Tremendous show, great recording.

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