Fantastic Plastic Machine - Different Colors

No You Girls By Franz Ferdinand

From the album "Still Life" out this October on Woodsist Records.

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KEVIN MORBY - Parade

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Pack AD "Everyone Looks Like Everyone" Album : We kill computers

In April of 2008, we at Sub Pop Records had the good fortune to release the US version of Antidotes, the debut album by Oxford, UK quintet Foals. Antidotes was a special album. Two years on from that impressive introduction, a choice has been made–-rather than contort Antidotes’ lithesome guitars into ever more elaborate patterns, Total Life Forever is the sound of a band settling into and surveying the decay of old protocols. With this new album, Foals strip their sound back and turn themselves inside out searching for that invisible human thing. The result is an album as persuasive emotionally as Antidotes was physically. Whereas that album constantly reinforced its own presence by filling the air with yelping and polyrhythm, tracks on Total Life Forever such as disarming opener “Blue Blood,” “2 Trees” and the astonishing “Black Gold” are happier to leave gaps for the listener to explore in mind’s ear and eye. Written primarily in the basement of their Oxford HQ (“The House of Supreme Mathematics”) and recorded in Gothenburg with former Clor man Luke Smith, Total Life Forever finds Foals singing rather than shouting, emotional as well as functional. The band’s soul-search reveals new antidotes found in infinite, internal spaces rather than carved violently upon the air–-Total Life Forever feels more the work of artists than artisans. It’s a triumph that they’ve managed to remain a band of progress and propulsion while investigating that vast, dark space lurking inside themselves-–that gap between ribs where “nature, or god or whatever you wanna call it, will come in.”

Released: June 15, 2010

1. Blue Blood
2. Miami
3. Total Life Forever
4. Black Gold
5. Spanish Sahara
6. This Orient
7. Fugue
8. After Glow
9. Alabaster
10. 2 Trees
11. What Remains

Total Life Forever

This Orient

Foals - This Orient

Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) - Out Of The Blue (Full Album)

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The Black Keys - Gold On The Ceiling

Another re-edit designed for playing out... this time ELO's mega-hit off their 1979 album Discovery... enjoy... jf

Electric Light Orchestra- Don't Bring Me Down (Jack Frost Edit)

The Spinto Band - "Mr. Blue Sky" (Electric Light Orchestra Cover)

1. 'Let The Day Begin' by Black Rebel Motorcycle Club [taken from the new album 'Specter At The Feast', out now via V2/COOP]
2. 'Guts No Glory' by Deptford Goth [taken from the new album 'Life After Defo', out now via Merok]
3. 'Dead Film Star' by Team Ghost [taken from the album 'Rituals', out now via wSphere]


The Spinto Band - "Mr. Blue Sky" (Electric Light Orchestra Cover)

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