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🔁Week 40
01.🇬🇧 The Boxer Rebellion●What The Fuck
02.🇺🇸 Roadkill Ghost Choir●Sad Magic
03.🇬🇧 San Felu●Oh Diviner
04.🇬🇧 Stereo Honey●The Bay
05.🇦🇹 Leyya●Zoo
06.🇺🇸 shey baba●Requiem
07.🇬🇧 Paul Thomas Saunders●I'll Come Running
08.🇬🇧 Cavalry●Heresy
09.🇺🇸 J. Marco●The Way
10.🇬🇧 Frightened Rabbit●Rained On
11.🇬🇧 Plastic Flowers●Dalliance
12.🇬🇧 AUGUST●HEAL
13.🇳🇱 Kakkmaddafakka●Summer Melancholy
14.🇫🇮 Colorblue●Belong
15.🇺🇸 WALK THE MOON●One Foot
16.🇦🇺 The Belligerents●Science Fiction
17.🇺🇸 BANKS.●Underdog
18.🇺🇸 The 10x●Higher Love
19.🇳🇴 Firewoodisland●Dearest Brother
20.🇨🇦 Jordan Klassen●Too Far Gone
21.🇦🇺 Lupa J●Moth
22.🇸🇪 bOys●Rabbits
23.🇬🇧 Lorne●Oil and Water
24.🇺🇸 SAINT MOTEL●Destroyer
25.🇬🇧 George Glew●Home Love
26.🇬🇧 Tempesst●Waiheke
27.🇺🇸 Isador●Falling
28.🇺🇸 The Lighthouse & The Whaler●Made of Water
29.🇺🇸 Colyer●Enough
30.🇫🇷 Ibeyi●I Wanna Be Like You
31.🇺🇸 Geographer●So Low

Week 40●Oct.17

saintmotelevision

Destroyer

Science Fiction

J. Marco - Days Of Surrender (Full Album)

The Way

Big Intruder

Too Far Gone

Alone Time EP

So Low

'Dearest Brother' is the lead track from Firewoodisland's debut album 'Chaos Is The State Of Heart - out 2018
Written by Stian Vedøy
Produced by Stian Vedøy
Mastered by Propeller Mastering
http://www.firewoodisland.com
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Chaos Is The State Of Heart

Dearest Brother

'Recorded Songs' EP out now: https://atlanti.cr/recordedsongs

2017 tour dates on sale here: http://smarturl.it/FRShows

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Recorded Songs

Rained On

San Felu - How To Build Windmills
Released on the 29th Sept 2017 via OUF records 
Co Produced / Mixed by Peter Miles Mastered by James Bragg

Oh Diviner

Summer Melancholy

Underdog

What If Nothing

One Foot

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Apple: https://goo.gl/o4z7kr
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YouTube: https://youtu.be/-cQaYH-nvv4

I'll Come Running

LISTEN + HEART ON HYPE MACHINE
hypem.com/track/2pdg3/Cavalry+-+Heresy

See the Night Perform

Heresy

Vinyl, streaming, download, etc. at smarturl.it/absent-forever

Absent Forever is the newest album from London-based producer Plastic Flowers - his third full-length LP and the second for The Native Sound after Heavenly. Plastic Flowers formed vaguely around 2011 in Thessaloniki, Greece and play a noisy version of Dream Pop filed under Shoegaze, Ambient and Indie. Much like his previous releases on labels such as Crash Symbols, Inner Ear Records or Bad Panda, this new album artfully slips intelligence and experimentation into a dying art form.

Recordings were completed in less than three months in 2017 and the album comprises of ten tracks that have been around George’s hard drive in demo form since early 2013. For this record Plastic Flowers recorded himself onto tape in different DIY spaces around London, including a friend’s old house in Hampstead and his small home studio. While dealing with massive academic workload and stress for his PhD, he managed to completely reshape Plastic Flowers’ sound with a new record that captures the analog aesthetics and the warm sound of the tape. As part of the creative process, he collaborated with a string quartet and his ex bandmate Angelos who assisted in the recordings.

Absent Forever finds Plastic Flowers hopeful and heavy, a new direction for those familiar with his music. It still possess the pensive and melancholy undertones taken of Heavenly, but they take different forms and themes. There are different ways to find growth and constructiveness through the times and situations that are labelled as negative, but through this album Samaras explores themes of personal flaws and downfalls that changed his life and helped him complete Absent Forever.

Absent Forever is out November 10th on vinyl and digitally via The Native Sound.

Vinyl/ Streaming

Plastic Flowers – Dalliance

Written, recorded and produced by Imogen Jones (Lupa J)
Mixed by Tim Whitten
Mastered by Darren Ziesing

Drift through the stores
Keep the balance 
In through the doors
take your chances

Moth toward light 
Glowing windows
Drained of all fight
Surrender slow

Girls on billboards laughing
Silence, hysterical and lasting
Me, with my creased hands
They know I can't speak back from here

(Keep Out)

They sing, 
"Don't bite the hand that feeds you"
Up in their framed thrones
"Don't bite the hand that feeds you"
As I stand here skin and bone

Feel you close in
The years we froze
I'm still mannequin 
Break the windows 

A man in a car
The sirens echo
He looks on ahead
Like I'm not here

Girls on billboards laughing
Gloss and dress so sheer
Watch me start to wonder
If maybe I'm not really here

(Keep Out)

They sing, 
"Don't bite the hand that feeds you"
Up in their framed thrones
"Don't bite the hand that feeds you"
As I stand here skin and bone

A House I Don't Remember mp3s

Moth

Home Love

A postcard from within the vacuum of optimism

Offline

Lorne - Voice, Piano
Greg Freeman - Production
Dominic Monks - Engineering & Mixing

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Lyrics:

In the dead of night I feel the tide
I see the wreckage in the sea we left behind

All the places where we went have lost their names
All the churches where we stopped are empty frames

We were oil and water lying side by side
We did everything we could trying to collide

In the quiet hour you were hard to read
A predicament with no reprieve

All the places where we went have lost their names
All the churches where we stopped are empty frames

We were oil and water lying side by side
We did everything we could trying to collide

Maze

Oil and Water

'What the Fuck'  is a reflective monologue, a note to self, aimed at cutting through the noise of the socially and politically turbulent world we all currently find ourselves in. 
 
“The world is fucked,” says Nicholson.  “You can’t pick up a paper or read your ‘feed’ without literally choking on news of immeasurable destruction and loss of life, and spirit, every second of every day.  Sure, every once in a while the clouds part and something beautiful cuts through like a knife and shines upon us, but it’s hard to escape the global outpouring of bad news alongside the constant, unavoidable messaging that things will continue to get worse, not better. As a relatively new father, I can’t help but turn my thoughts inwards and accept that I can make a difference by setting a better example to my son. To teach him as best I can not to disappear into the ocean of misery before us, but rather to understand that change starts at home and to accept that as much as we have a part to play in the negatives, we also have the power to deliver on the positives.”
 
"The song is an internal monologue with somewhat bleak words to live by. Kind of a, "quit suffering and be empowered and courageous to make a change" message to self. The line that sums it up best for me is:  “accept the gifts you’re given and accept it ends too soon”.  I'm very content that the song’s message is clear, but also excited by the fact that, from a production point of view, we have treated this song (and the others recorded alongside it) differently to our past works. For example, in this track Andy (Andrew Smith, the band's lead guitarist) went to town with string and horn arrangements - making a dark song even darker. To me, the ending sounds what I imagine Elliot Smith soundtracking a Tarantino film would sound like.”
 

What the Fuck is co-produced and co-mixed by The Boxer Rebellion and Adam ‘Cecil’ Bartlett.

What the Fuck

Week 40●Oct.17

Indie●Music●Choice