Inspired and the Sleep - While We're Young

Sandman Viper Command-Rough Love

Cookies - Wilderness Tips

Power Player - I Made You

B.R.E.E.D - Coming Home

“The reminding ideas are brought about by the use of pressure, command, and authorization. There are good ideas and bad ideas. There are rules, and there are animals. Some vegetables can bring you happiness. Others, give you just one final remaining idea. This is where we all take a deep breath and wait for August to appear. Understand?” illustrate Michael Magnum and Matt Soule, co-creators of The Reminding Ideas.

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The Reminding Ideas - Vegetables

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Old Wives' Tale - Momma Devil

Hectic Zeniths is the work of bedroom producer and multi-instrumentalist Adam Morgan Prince. Nearly three years in the making, the densely layered project builds around original piano compositions with an atmospheric collage of chopped and pitched dollar-bin vinyl samples, live instrumentation, synths, and haunting vocals. Featuring violinist Patrick Bailey, guitarist Dave Cohen, and The Yetti on drums.
‘Hectic Zeniths’ is an anagram for the German word ‘Zeitschichten,’ meaning "layers of time." The artist has previously released a free EP and an array of hip hop and electronic remixes under the name ‘amplifya.’ Born in Brooklyn, NY, he is currently teaching high school math in Philadelphia, PA.

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Hectic Zeniths - I Might Drown

Dear Lions are a young band out of NYC who performed their first show together at SXSW in 2011. After only three months as a group, Dear Lions have been championed by outlets like Rolling Stone, Spinner, and Impose due to the success of their first single, "Space Sister." Their newest offering, an EP entitled Lying To My Lies, is the culmination of their first collaborative recording effort. Mixed by Jorge Elbrecht (Violens, Surfer Blood) and engineered by Dean Baltulonis (Ra Ra Riot, The Hold Steady), Lying To My Lies will be available for digital download on November 29th. 

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