Name: SV by Not Squares
Duration: 5 min 1 s
Description: written, recorded and produced by Not Squares & Tom Fox

There are at least two people in America who want you to give up whatever else you're doing and keep on making music. Stop depriving us!

Shakedown "At Night" (Original Club Mix)

The first track from my album 'Our Love', out now worldwide. 

iTunes: smarturl.it/CaribouOurLoveiTunes
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Photograph by Jason Evans.



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Can't Do Without You

Dan Snaith reflects on his winding journey through music.

For more, visit Resident Advisor: http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?exchange=218

EX.218 Caribou

The opening of Bea McMahon’s exhibition in CCA, BOM, on 28 March 2015 was accompanied by the performance work, 'Dogs'. This song, I Am Frame, formed part of the performance.

The works in BOM have their beginnings in the artist’s recent experience of searching for wolves in the French mountains with a camera. Although wolves are not directly represented in the exhibition, both the experience of anticipating their encounter and the mythological history of these animals serve as structuring principles for the artworks. These works include a Super 8 film that repeatedly shows a reddened human ear that appears behind a veil of long hair, a sculpture that approximates a sheep, and a series of drawings that contain the letters that constitute the line ‘DOG LOVES PATRICK’.

Like the form of an ‘epistolary’ novel – similar in this sense to Bram Stoker’s Dracula, where the reader has to determine a phantom-being through a triangulation of voices, documents and correspondences – the works in BOM are held in a chorus of apprehension and fear. The wolf lurks at the edges of the exhibition, slipping between the frames of film reel and the utterances of language. It connects a range of references – from medieval folklore (the tale that if a wolf sees you first, you lose your ability to speak; if you see it first, it loses its animal power) – through to the Irish origins of the word ‘wolf’ (mac tíre) to denote ‘the son of the land’, reflecting its feral and territorial nature.

Read more about the exhibition here: http://cca-derry-londonderry.org/bea-mcmahon-bom-2/

Bea McMahon: I Am Frame - Movie Version

First single from Papa M's forthcoming album Highway Songs. Out November 11th!

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Papa M- "Walking On Coronado"

Analog synthesizer music pioneers Vince Clarke (Depeche Mode, Yaz, Erasure) and Jean-Michel Jarre sat down for the Talkhouse Music Podcast and went deep on all things synth, gear, their music...and the one question Jean’s always wanted to ask Vince about Depeche Mode. Gavin Russom of LCD Soundsystem begins the episode with a synthesizer tutorial. Subscribe now on iTunes or Stitcher to stay in the loop on future Talkhouse Podcasts.
— Elia Einhorn, Talkhouse Music Podcast host and producer

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Vince Clarke with Jean-Michel Jarre

Artwork: http://jelly-vision.tumblr.com & http://itswilderness.tumblr.com

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