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Kids

Kids (Monsieur Adi Remix)

The Southern Front - The second EP from dead black hearts.

Ambush!

Second track from Lockjaw, Flume & Chet Faker's collaborative EP, out worldwide on Future Classic: smarturl.it/LockjawEP

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Flume & Chet Faker - What About Us

@Kindness has remixed Monument, taken from the Do It Again mini-album with @Robyn. The track will be available on Monday 18th Aug along with a Mark E (@merc_music) mix.

Watch the full video for Monument here: http://youtu.be/6c-RbGZBnBI

@Kindness: It’s been a pleasure seeing how “Monument” started stretching its legs over time: from 5 to 7 to 12 minutes at one point,” said Bainbridge. “When Robyn and I spoke about reworking the song, it was already so right, so hauntingly gossamer, that it seemed it could only be remixed by taking away—stripping things back to the core of its groove. I’m very happy to have Busiswa on this (even slightly slower) version of “Monument,” making a deeper connection with the Kwaito shuffle I thought was lurking somewhere in the heart of the track. Takk & tack to Röyksopp and Robyn

Read more: http://www.thefader.com/2014/08/15/kindness-robyn-royksopp-busiswa-a-momunent-to-everything/#ixzz3ATOZ5t11

New Track

A Monument To Everything (Kindness mix feat. Busiswa)

Erik Hall worked patiently and solitarily for four years to craft Driver, his sophomore album as In Tall Buildings. Produced between his home studio in the Pilsen neighborhood of Chicago and a 60's farmhouse in Leelanau County, Michigan, the album comes twenty years after Hall originally fell in love with home recording at age 13 - the year he got his hands on his first multitrack recorder.

Raised in downtown Chicago, Hall played drums and guitar in high school rock bands, and then went on to study percussion and audio engineering at the University of Michigan.  While in college he joined the avant afro-funk band NOMO and met His Name is Alive's Warn Defever, who produced many of the band's albums. Under Defever's tutelage, Hall honed many of the recording and production techniques he would later apply to his solo recordings. As he explains, "I was the guy in the band badgering him with questions throughout the sessions, trying to learn everything I could and then trying it out myself at home." As a multi-instrumentalist and producer Hall eventually went on to record and tour with several groups, including old friends His Name is Alive and, more recently, dream-pop duo Wild Belle, performing the rhythm section tracks and lending an engineering hand to their Columbia Records debut.

In stark contrast to the dense polyrhythms echoed by NOMO's albums, Driver uses a relatively simple palette to create spacious pop songs, leaving plenty of room for Hall's often Peter Gabriel-esque vocals to shine.  The music, though culled from every guitar, keyboard, and drum he managed to fit into his home studio, is powerful in it's restrained simplicity, and it's a compelling foil to the haunting gravity of his vocal performance. Never rushed, his melodies deliver elliptical lyrics that manage to feel intimate, while retaining a sense of mystery. Ultimately, the album's melancholic vibe is relatable, rather than moping or histrionic, and in the end these songs are incredibly comforting and inviting.

In Tall Buildings - Unmistakable

Sugar Sugar

Thank You Happy Birthday

Shake Me Down

This Head I Hold / American Daydream

This Head I Hold

The 2nd Law

Madness

Reunion  EP

Reunion (Mylo Remix)

Codes and Keys

Portable Television

Nova Tunes 2.7

Silbo

First Band On The Moon

Lovefool

Scattered Trees - Four Days Straight (Barbaric Merits Remix)

Born To Die

Summertime Sadness

We have been hooked on Conveyor ever since their EP “Sun Ray” landed on our doorstep. (Note to bands: handing out your music on freaky orange 12″ vinyl is one sure way to get a label to give your demo a spin.) Unfortunately, we caught wind of this Brooklyn based quartet too late and missed out on their CMJ show. Apparently they impressed a few folks so much that We Listen For You decided on “Sun Ray” as the first ever We Listen For You Record Club selection. Now we have three copies of this beautiful wax at Paper Garden & Lovely Hearts Club headquarters and in no way is that depressing! Conveyor has this rare ability to repeat the same few lyrics over and over and over with their folk-inspired melodies and catchy synth to the point that you feel it in your bones. BreakThru Radio has pinned them as a hybrid between Iron & Wine with Caribou but we can’t shake this feeling that they are channeling their inner Aqueduct at times.

Well out with the old and in with the new in 2012 because One Thirty BPM has just premiered a new track called “Mukraker” and have deemed it Conveyor’s best song yet! It definitely has got everyone we know excited about their forthcoming full album.  The band has also began locking down tour dates across the entirety of the US for Summer 2012, so be on the lookout for a live show in your town!

You can stream the track here or head over to their bandcamp starting January 2nd for a digital fix, until the 7″ split with fellow Brooklynites Illuminator is available.  Conveyor has also brought us a delicious new treat in the form of BreakThru Radio’s Hear & There session, where they cook up a stripped back version of “Mukraker” in a posh Williamsburg kitchen. Even though the band is extremely busy making new music for us they still find time to chat with fans on the internet so get to following them on Twitter and Facebook. Hope to see everyone who lives within a 30-mile radius of Glasslands on January 5 as Conveyor gets down with ILLUMINATOR, Teletextile, and fellow Lovely Hearts Club band, Snowmine.

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Mukraker

Conveyor - Mukraker

Endless Summer

Coltrane Motion - I Forgot There Was A War On

Unreleased track from the Hello Ambition! sessions.

Coltrane Motion - Let It Go

Matilda / Fitzpleasure

Fitzpleasure

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MoM & DaD

Doses & Mimosas

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"Sweater Weather"

In Our Heads

How Do You Do?

Body Talk

Get Myself Together

February is an anagram of bare fury. Raise your pulse rate and explore this months Soundcloud stream of the bravest tracks on general release, compiled by us lot just for you’s bunch.

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Scattered Trees - Four Days Straight (Barbaric Merits Remix)

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