Psych Vibes

IT'S GONNA HAPPEN

Never Forever

this is Five Green Bottles, our second single, and an ode to the adolescent romances of sitting outside a corner shop waiting for some poor sod to pity you and buy you booze because you're a feisty smidge of a human and have nothing better to do than pretend to be pissed off two cans of lager

Download from iTunes here - http://bit.ly/FGBiTunes
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Check out the video here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeNM8-bgIVQ

The Bulletproof Bomb - Five Green Bottles

From the album "Brain Cycles" on Alive Naturalsound : www.alivenergy.com

Radio Moscow - Broke Down

Women  - "Black Rice" from 'Women', released 10/07/08 via Jagjaguwar: http://bit.ly/women_SCD

The debut album by Women was recorded over 4 months on ghetto blasters and old tape machines in Chad VanGaalen's basement, an outdoor culvert and a crawl space. Sometimes light and spacious, at other times eerie and dense with an ominous weight, this self titled album touches upon Velvet Underground, Swell Maps or This Heat while not really having any obvious precursors - a lo-fi masterpiece cloaked in layers of vibrato and guitar wash.

Noisy and claustrophobic songs smash through junkyard trash brawls while others lift and soar across the landscape of 50's-informed pop; a contradiction and an enigma, the debut album by Women will find its way onto summertime pool break-in boombox mixes and the turntables of record store devotees.
Women is Patrick Flegel, Matthew Flegel, Michael Wallace and Christopher Reimer, and the four young men live in Calgary, Canada.

Women  - "Black Rice" from 'Women', released 10/07/08 via Jagjaguwar

Black Rice

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Women -  "Black Rice"

The new single from JEFF the Brotherhood's "Wasted on the Dream." Out March 24th. Preorder the album at http://bit.ly/JTBWOTD.

Black Cherry Pie - JEFF the Brotherhood

Unknown Mortal Orchestra - “Can’t Keep Checking My Phone” from the album ‘Multi-Love’ out May 26th, 2015 on Jagjaguwar

Jagjaguwar: http://smarturl.it/umo?iQid=sc.cant // Amazon: http://smarturl.it/umo_amazon?iQid=sc.cant // iTunes: http://smarturl.it/umo_itunes?iQid=sc.cant // Indies: http://smarturl.it/umo_indies?iQid=sc.cant

Unknown Mortal Orchestra
Artist Page www.jagjaguwar.com/artist.php?name=umo
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Unknown Mortal Orchestra - “Can’t Keep Checking My Phone” from ‘Multi-Love’ out May 26th, 2015 on Jagjaguwar

Lyrics:
Aurora Borealis, me for her for real it’s lust
The love can’t be heard above
Everyone acts like a day drinker (yeah)

We eat crickets 
In the future
Just tastes like 
“Far-from-home”
Drink Chicha
In the Jungle
That sounds great
Im kinda busy, could you call back again?
Im sure you’ll come back
Til then I

Can’t keep checking my phone (no)

We read the universe might be holographic
Traffic lights might reverse my love
Go ahead and traverse the winter (yeah)

We eat crickets 
In the future
Just tastes like 
“Far-from-home”
Drink Chicha
In the Jungle
That sounds great
Im kinda busy, could you call back again?
Im sure you’ll come back
Til then I

Can’t keep checking my phone (no)

Can't Keep Checking My Phone

Pre-order on iTunes

Unknown Mortal Orchestra - "Can't Keep Checking My Phone"


I, I, I love a simple life...
Cool waters runnin’ at the riverside,
Sweet cozy cabin with a fire burnin’ bright,
Right near the water’s edge tonight.

Adirondack chairs sittin’ two by two,
Sippin’ on wine with a mountain view,
Feelin’ that peace come rollin’ in,
This is where my soul blooms and fun begins.


Life on the river, just throw a line in,
Catching up dinner, where the days never end.
Sunshine on my face, that good ol’ southern wind,
This is the best life I’m livin’ in.


Green grass rollin’, kids runnin’ free,
Old hound dog barkin’ underneath that big ol' tree,
Smoke from the fire, driftin’ high and thin,
Singin’ to the stars as the night rolls in...


Life on the river, just throw a line in,
Catching our dinner, where the days are fine...
Sunshine on my face, that southern wind,
This is the best life I’m livin’ in...
Come on, shake it down now...



No city lights, no clock to wind,
Just a heart full of love and peace of mind,
If you’re lookin’ for heaven, I’ll say it again —
You’ll find it down by the river, that's where it's always been...


Life on the river, just throw a line in,
Cooking up dinner, where the good times begin.
Sunshine on my face, with that wild freedom grin,
Yeah, this is the best life…
Yeah, this is the blessed life…
I’m livin’ in.


I, I, I, love a simple life…
Down by the riverside...

River Life

Release Date: November 13
bill (at) teamclermont (dot) com

Telegraph Recording Co.
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‘Kid’ is the sophomore release from Connecticut based duo Violent Mae. Rising out of Becky Kessler’s guitar driven songs, the record is a document of a band coming into its own. The duo defies expectations by creating a dynamic fuzzy low-rock sound with opening tracks “In The Sun” and “In My Ring”. Guitars play both atmospheric and bass backbone parts while drums take on melodious, yet driving roles throughout. Found sounds are heard in the tracks that they recorded after hearing them during playbacks like a ringing in the heating vents from one of the rooms where they recorded. On title track “Kid”, they strip the music down to the barest of elements and Becky’s low reverberant vocals take the listener on an aching melancholic journey. A certain sadness permeates the record but the listener can always find a silver lining sense of warmth, love and strength. On “Flame”, Becky sings “better hold onto me tight / I’m ready to go / straight into the stars / we’ll blow them all away” and that’s an apt description of Violent Mae and their new record ‘Kid’. It builds to the modern anthem “Neon Halos” and sing along “oh oh well oh hell oh” and coming down to the earth with the personal lament “Birthday.”
Violent Mae was never intended to be a band. Becky asked Floyd to record and produce her first solo album, and as soon as they hit the studio, chemistry and dynamics between the two sparked the evolution of an artistic partnership. The self-titled debut initially released in 2013 garnered national attention and was re-released early in 2015 when it hit college radio riding a wave into the Top 100 for 6 weeks on the CMJ Radio chart. Expectations are high for Violent Mae’s ‘Kid to achieve even greater heights.

Violent Mae - "In The Sun"

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Of Wasted Youth

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Artist: Geographer
Song: Life of Crime
Album: MYTH

Geographer - Life of Crime

Turning The Century

Wolf's Law

Forest Serenade

Tarot Classics (Deluxe)

Miranda

Emigrant EP

Those Days Are Gone

I run a music blog called GoJonnyGoGoGo.

I also play for numerous bands, namely:
Hey!Bang!Dead!
The Tazers
Pollinator

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