The original version of 'I Love You...Nor Do I' is taken from the reissued double CD collection of Mick Harvey's two Serge Gainsbourg albums, Intoxicated Man and Pink Elephants, released on Mute on 7 April 2014 (6 May in the US).Order it here: Double CD: smarturl.it/harveyman14
iTunes: smarturl.it/digiharveyman14
Google Play: bit.ly/1ioCILu

Intoxicated Man (1995) and Pink Elephants (1997) are Mick Harvey’s interpretations of the songs of legendary singer, songwriter and poet Serge Gainsbourg and are the first major works translating Gainsbourg’s infuential work from French to English. The double CD collection will include two unreleased tracks, Dr Jeckyll and Run From Happiness.

The vocal parts originally sung by Gainsbourg’s muses Jane Birkin, Brigitte Bardot and daughter Charlotte Gainsbourg are here sung by long time collaborator Anita Lane – other guests on the albums include Nick Cave and David McClymont.

Mick Harvey Website: www.mickharvey.com/
Mick Harvey Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mickharvey4ever
Mute: www.mute.com

Buy the doubleCD here

Mick Harvey performs Serge Gainsbourg - I Love You...Nor Do I (Instrumental)

Buy the debut EP Law of Attraction here: https://gunktvrecords.bandcamp.com/album/law-of-attraction-ep

Dangerous Luv (feat. Samantha Urbani)

Timber Timbre 'Curtains?!' [DOOMSQUAD Remix feat. Simone Schmidt]

Nobody on the road,
nobody on the beach.
I feel it in the air,
the summers out of reach

Empty lake, empty streets,
the sun goes down alone.
I'm driving by your house
though i know you're not home...

And i can see you
you brown skin shining in the sun
you got your hair pulled back
on your sunglasses on baby

and i can tell you
my love for you will still be strong
after the boys of summer have gone.

I never will forget those nights
i wonder if it was a dream
remember how you made me crazy?
remember how i made you scream?

now i don't understand what happened to our love
but babe Im gonna get you back
gonna show you what i'm made of...

i can see you
your brown skin shining in the sun
I see you walking real slow,
smiling at everyone

and i can tell you
my love for you will still be strong
after the boys of summer have gone.

out on the road today
I saw a dead head sticker on a cadillac
a voice inside my head said don't look back
you can never look back

i thought i knew what love was
what did i know
those days are gone forever
i should just let them go but...

i can see you
your brown skin shining in the sun
you got your top pulled down,
and your radio on baby.

i can tell you
my love for you will still be strong
after the boys of summer have gone.

i can see you
your brown skin shining in the sun
you got your hair pulled back,
and those wayfarers on baby.

and I can tell you 
my love for you will still be strong
after the boys of summer are gone

Boys of Summer - Au Revoir Simone

Udiennx - VISION II - Slowed ( ultra slowed )

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Botany, 'Dimming Awe, The Light is Raw' out September 18th on Western Vinyl

Bandcamp: https://botany.bandcamp.com/album/dimming-awe-the-light-is-raw
iTunes: hyperurl.co/qzgj6u

Botany:
Artist Page westernvinyl.com/artists/botany
Facebook www.facebook.com/BotanyMusic
Twitter twitter.com/botanymusic

Under the Botany moniker, Spencer Stephenson creates rich psychological and emotional experiences through audio. When he started creating his own music at age 15, he was enamored with Four Tet, Stars of the Lid, Madlib, and Dilla. In his late teens, he went through a heavy period of discovery with Psychedelic rock, Krautrock, and Brit-folk. "I started imitating a lot of those forms in my own music, sampling them sometimes, recording from scratch sometimes, but really just trying to bridge a gap between those worlds and sample-based hip hop, and I’m still trying."

On his latest effort Dimming Awe, the Light is Raw, the 27-year-old producer and composer continues dissolving the borders between his disparate-yet-beloved psych, hip hop, and ambient influences. Unlike his debut LP Lava Diviner, which peaked and valley-ed through a narrative arc, Dimming Awe focuses on the artist's ever-unfolding, present state of mind. As a former jazz student, spiritual/free jazz philosophy regarding what he calls “emergent” music has increasingly become a guiding light when he creates. "The more emergent I let my music be when I'm making it, the more I like the result, it feels like a truer reflection. I feel like I am getting closer to doing that with computer-made music," he says. "This album is a document of what I do, not a statement in any explicit way. I feel like I'm moving closer to a jazz underpinning that I've always felt, philosophically more than aesthetically…making music feels more like exhaling as I grow older.”

David Sylvian - A Fire in the Forest (Meow-Meow Attack Remix)

Meow-Meow Attack