Beach Fossils - Adversity

Komíhání

Last year we stopped in one morning at Mark Ronson's studio in London to record a song live and have a cup of tea. We dared to record this Otis Redding classic. It ain't broke, and we could never fix it, but it was fun so we did it for fun. For the nerds, I played Mark's electric sitar and this was all analog #dadwave

Sittin On The Dock Of The Bay (Live At Mark Ronson's Studio)

"Buffalo" is the second single off Toro Y Moi's forthcoming album "What For?" out April 7th. iTunes pre-order: smarturl.it/whatfor_itunes comes with instant grat download of "empty nesters" and "buffalo."

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Toro Y Moi -  Buffalo

Taken from 'Sour Soul', the new album by BADBADNOTGOOD & Ghostface Killah.

Released February 24th US & CA / February 23rd UK on Lex Records & Eone Music (Canada)
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Sour Soul

Mono

Release Date: May 19
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Sad Cactus Records
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New York City intergalactic softcore pornstar rock outfit Whitewash was born in the fall of 2012 at NYU when Jon (bass) met Sam (guitar) and promptly began playing along to the entire Ween discography as a duo, choosing bedroom jams with self-taught instruments over Washington Square busking. Jon met Evan (drums) in auditions for NYU jazz programs and, after much harassment, convinced him that he could succeed outside of jazz drumming. The newly-molded trio covered classics like Led Zeppelin as well as newer oddities like Mac Demarco and Thee Oh Sees, unsure of where to take creative root; with the addition of Evan’s roommate Aram (rhythm guitar), Whitewash began channeling its own sound by experimenting with everything from bossa nova to noise rock. Early Whitewash originals were raw, simple, and evocative.

A year of composition and test recordings evolved into the DIY debut EP Fraud in Lisbon, produced entirely on Jon’s laptop over the course of a semester at NYU — budget restraints made the recording minimalist in stylistic approach, but it’s also been described as a lush and developed sound. The band made an appearance at several NYC venues following the release, but sadly three of its four members promptly boarded jet planes to Paris and Prague, leaving the boys scattered across continents and oceans and icebergs and plains and waterparks and whales and rhinos.

When the boys finally reunited in New York in June of 2014, they were determined to make bigger ripples in the non-digital world, and embarked upon a series of NYC shows which continued long into the depths of winter (including a belated Fraud in Lisbon release at the Knitting Factory). As the weather grew colder, the maturing child-men of Whitewash withdrew into The Pancake Factory, where grizzled sonic veteran Mike Hurst engineered their second release and first studio LP, Shibboleth. The increased production value and expertise was crucial in the creation of an album which is both lengthier and somehow more diverse than its predecessor – Shibboleth includes not only carefully-crafted pop songs, but drug-addled 80s synth-pop throwbacks, psychedelic folk explorations, and of course distortion-heavy guitar freak-outs. Whitewash has been unceasingly playing shows in New York and preparing itself for its first-ever tour in March of 2015 and the May 19 release of "Shibboleth."

Whitewash - "Tentacle"

Unknown Mortal Orchestra - “Can’t Keep Checking My Phone” from the album ‘Multi-Love’ out May 26th, 2015 on Jagjaguwar

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Unknown Mortal Orchestra
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Unknown Mortal Orchestra - “Can’t Keep Checking My Phone” from ‘Multi-Love’ out May 26th, 2015 on Jagjaguwar

Lyrics:
Aurora Borealis, me for her for real it’s lust
The love can’t be heard above
Everyone acts like a day drinker (yeah)

We eat crickets 
In the future
Just tastes like 
“Far-from-home”
Drink Chicha
In the Jungle
That sounds great
Im kinda busy, could you call back again?
Im sure you’ll come back
Til then I

Can’t keep checking my phone (no)

We read the universe might be holographic
Traffic lights might reverse my love
Go ahead and traverse the winter (yeah)

We eat crickets 
In the future
Just tastes like 
“Far-from-home”
Drink Chicha
In the Jungle
That sounds great
Im kinda busy, could you call back again?
Im sure you’ll come back
Til then I

Can’t keep checking my phone (no)

Can't Keep Checking My Phone

Pre-order on iTunes

Unknown Mortal Orchestra - "Can't Keep Checking My Phone"

Youth - Beach Fossils

'Clash the Truth' will be available February 19th, on Captured Tracks.

This single is now available on iTunes: http://goo.gl/5ikcp
Vinyl Pre-order on InSound: http://goo.gl/xeznp

jr.

J. Marcus