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Yup it's a remix, yup I blogged the original, yup I have no issue with this. It just seems to work better. Shame is aside from the Justice release it seems like music I enjoy has dissipated for a few weeks, which is all the better given how many pages of physiology I have to read.Â
Song of the week: Yelle: Que veux tu (Madeon remix)
Ok, so my current supply for new music dried up a bit so I took a wee peak into the archive from last year. It's almost time for a summer tune again given the GLORIOUS weather; I swear this is the sunniest March in years. Anyway the tune is a remix of Tigercity: Ancient Lover. French Horn Rebellion have given it a nice light electro feel. Bluntly put, I love this tune.Â
The Strokes
The new Strokes album got released today. It seems pretty much like more of the same, which is a disapointment to be frank, be hey at least it's no Julian Casablancas solo album which was a one track affair...Â
From my understanding Yelle's Que Veux Tu came out a few days ago and my previous frenchy post is where I hear of some artistes. Â Found it sitting at home bored off my face knowing the name from the Krookers + Yelle: cooler couler I decided to take a look around and came to this through Hypem.
Song of the week Yelle: Que Veux Tu
mariasmixtapes:
justice is back.
It's Wednesday, it's Justice. That is all
Well Pharmacy Ball at the time of writing is tomorrow, so I'd spent the day trapped inside for the umpteenth time. A few white russians later and bouncing around youtube/FB I end up going from Crookers to Uffie. Having not bothered with most of the tracks on Sex Dreams and Denim Jeans I come across neuneu. Whoever is down at Ed Banger records choosing the singles from an album has clearly failed her. Horns and arrogance, well played by Kanye, this just continues the good fit.
Song of the week: Neuneu - Uffie
Wednesday reblog early (albeit by accident). So instead we have oh land's new self titled album. Currently on hypem using a feature that to begin with I doubted would bring me any joy. Oh boy was I wrong! Vaccines, lykke li and now Oh Land having albums available to stream over it means it's easily worth the increased advertising I have to suffer for it. The tracks I would rate highest are 'Son of a Gun' and 'Perfection'
Oh Land - Oh Land
sexmusic:
echoes // the rapture
download: amazon mp3Â | itunesÂ
You've heard it before, It's like when you first hear the full version of Scrubs' theme tune but you know more than the chorus and it's also been used in Superbad. Simple enough guitar, bass, drums no fancy synth that's everywhere now, just needs MORE COWBELL.
Echoes: The Rapture (Misfits theme)
Hypem happily does a monthly podcast type show, which ushered into my life Toro Y Moi. At first I was thinking ok it's good just now, but I'll hate it tomorrow, no, I catch myself humming it on the way to the laundrette block and wonder what am I humming, well it's this, and once it's in your life it won't go away either!.Â
Song of the Week: Toro Y Moi: Still Sound
Also there's a bunch of lunatics outside shouting about the SuperBowl outside (At the time of writing 6/02/11)... I honestly thought nobody cared, or the only Americans in Aberdeen live under me...
sexmusic:
lover, you shouldâve come over // jeff buckley
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Ok, it's not new, it's really well known, but I swear I held out on this as long as possible for my Wednesday reblog this week. Heck who am I kidding, I haven't actually listened to it in a while. Anyway go play it now!
Ok it's not really a song as per say a theme tune. But I've just finished watching this film and I can't get it out of my head. The film in question being Paprika, of the late Satoshi Kon. As a film it explores the boundary between reality, dreams and shared dreaming.
Conceptually it works out better than Inception which gets it's 'kick' from the idea of a dreams within dreams but ultimately doesn't delve into the psyche at any substantial level.
Paprika on the other hand works with the idea of dreams as a form of escapism and mental control. Being an animation there's no issue with special effects like inception had and without the 'hollywood' restraints  from the publishing groups it need not bother with having to explain every last detail. Speaking of  which don't question anything in this film, just experience it.
Paprika: Opening Theme
Vastly more upbeat than Youth Novels. Likely singles and the songs worth listening to most are: "I Follow Rivers", "Rich Kid Blues" and "Get some".Â
Well this has been getting me through my physical pharmacy DS work so far. nice relaxing octaves and the album itself is free. What more could I want for a midweek repost?
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Pregnant - Letter to Friend
This track off Pregnantâs 4th LP is my favorite and probably one of my favorite songs right now. The album is chuck full of glitched out grooves often accompanied by endearing vocals. Think a bouncier-danceable-glitched Woods.
You can pre-order the cassette for $5 if youâre into that type of thing or download it digitally for free curiosity of the fine bros Jheri and Dwight of Crash Symbols.
Right there I was in the Co-op behind the Bon Accord and I hear Aloe Blacc's - I need a dollar over their speakers start bopping around a little as it raised my day, and fitted in nicely with my current situation (having been job hunting for the past week). Then noticing that the verses are different from the version I had heard previously I figured I should share this fun take on Aloe Blacc's I need a dollar. Pretty much describes being skint to a tee. A good rap verse tune.
Song of the Week: Rasta Monster: Marky
Ok I got a Wednesday off courtesy of Semester 2's weird timetable, so it was the usual, catch up on work you should have done a few days ago then sit and do pretty much nothing. So being bored off my rocker I decided to look into halo reach montages, remembering that A: I have one from Halo 3, B: the music choice is always American that can't make it over here and C: The visual effects are always pretty solid. After trawling a little bit I found a montage with this little gem which won't leave my head, and thus is going on the blog.
Song of the week: Neon Trees: Animal
Ok. This is THE BEST SITE I've seen since Hypem last year. Pretty much every genre, good videos, no adverts, HD video. It's got everything. Well worth a look if you haven't seen it yet.
As far as I understand it works by user suggestion of videos to whoever is running this site/blog/channel. Visit it, visit it now!
itsjustindie:
Yann Tiersen - Comtine Dâun Autre Ete
Amelie, J'aime ca film un peu trop.Â
