Every Day Is a Sunday b/w Slow Motion Feel

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El Ten Eleven, Kishi Bashi - Every Day Is a Sunday

"Talk Over Town" is taken from the new album 'Sound Of The Morning', out 8th July 2022 via Heavenly Recordings. Order the album HERE: https://ffm.to/kjp_sotm

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Talk Over Town

The Hard Road (His Journey)

2nd single from the EP "Medication" (out on Oct 2, 2015).
Cover photo by Glenn  http://bit.ly/1DXEnrt

Produced by Palace Winter
Mixed and mastered by Caspar Hesselager


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MENTON

First single of the debut album "Waiting for the World to Turn" out via Tambourhinoceros June 3rd

Photo by Nestor Lacle

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PALACE WINTER - POSITRON

After beginning 2015 with the release of three acclaimed singles, Melbourne pop quintet Foreign/National stepped off the stage and retreated to the serenity of their home-base: the Mornington Peninsula.

Shacking up in a small, sunburnt cabin with long-time producer and collaborator Joey Walker (King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard), the band worked exhaustively on new material. Now, after nine months and countless trips between the city and coast, Foreign/National triumphantly return with 'Tristesse': the first taste of their thrilling debut album.

'Tristesse' is a lovesick postcard from the end of an Australian summer. Recalling the flutters and failures of a long-distance fling, the single delivers an intoxicating slice of Foreign/National's self-described "sad disco" style.

Trading in their usual Krautrock pulse for something more at home in the club, the band conjure warped and abrupt guitar stabs, sweeping strings and wandering bass. It's less Michael Rother, more Nile Rodgers.

Having already won fans at NME, The Guardian, Line of Best Fit, Earmilk, DIY, The 405, KCRW and Triple J, Foreign/National ready their full-length debut for eager ears.

ARTWORK: Alex Jennings ( www.ajayjennings.com )

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Tristesse

St. James

Caged Animals is the musical moniker for Jersey-born, Brooklyn-based songwriter Vincent Cacchione and his family band.  With a long history in the borough’s DIY music scene, Cacchione emerged from his role fronting Soft Black (whose members included DIIV’s Zachary Cole Smith) to form Caged Animals, alongside his sister Talya, partner Magali Charron, and childhood friend Patrick Curry.

“Wildflowers” is the first track to be shared from the band’s new album.  Built around a propulsive groove and nocturnal atmosphere, “Wildflowers” trades in the kind of noir-tinged, art-pop The New Yorker once described as a “hip-hop influenced Velvet Underground.”  

Enveloping his plain-spoken delivery in undulating synthesizers and paisley arpeggios, Cacchione uses extended metaphor to describe the power of new life.  From the song’s central image, a flower growing in an otherwise empty field, Cacchione begins:

“This is your proof of superpowers my favorite wildflower / scaling up the towers.”  His subject, a thing of great potential, “Born into a kingdom already conquered,” but getting stronger every day.  It’s no surprise to find this theme not only stems from something personal but has it’s roots in one of life’s biggest changes.

“I wrote Wildflowers a couple months after the birth of my daughter Alaska,” explains Cacchione.  “My mind was swimming with nature.  Becoming a parent made me understand something about the power of each individual.  How we transcend our humble beginnings and make our live’s meaningful.”

Distilling their unique musical vision into it’s most focused form, Caged Animals remain understated and curious on “Wildflowers.”  Their pop-forward melodicism is both well-worn and refreshing; remaining direct, soulful, and uniquely unguarded.  A full album is expected in early 2017, featuring guest appearances from Neutral Milk Hotel’s Julian Koster and avant-alto-saxophonist Chris Aiello.

Wildflowers

Just Visiting

Lyrics:

i wanna show you my vision
i think ya already know
theres a place that were going 
you can even go alone

you gotta make a decision 
ya gotta let it all go
don’t have to feel like your paralyzed
so baby take control

wrapped up 
in a feeling
locked up
in my head all the time

if you wanna real connection
if you wanna feel alive
gotta get out on the dance floor 
and boogie all the time
if you wanna change direction
if you wanna stay alive
gotta leave your way of thinking 
gotta boogie sometimes

wrapped up
in a feeling
locked up
in my head all the time X2

You don’t have to be lonely 
i think we’ll make it there soon
won’t you wipe of those crying eyes
theres more then tears in you
could you ever believe me 
is it to good to be true
i know you think that its dangerous
but babe just break thru

wrapped up
in a feeling
locked up
in my head all the time X2

El Ten Eleven, Kishi Bashi - Every Day Is a Sunday

Joyful Noise Recordings