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monopolist

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Recorded an acoustic version of Time flies by Lykke Li

pretentioushobos

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No Shade in the Shadow of the Cross - Sufjan Stevens

what-else-is-there

#95. Thom Yorke - Truth Ray (5:13)

Thom Yorke is one busy dude. He only just finished releasing an album and touring with Flea and Nigel Godrich as Atoms For Peace last year, and of course, there are already rumors of new Radiohead album popping up soon, yet he somehow managed to squeeze out a solo album this year. Well, no matter how he did it, I’m not complaining. While Thom obviously saves his very best ideas for Radiohead (as he should), there are still a few great songs on Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes. “Guess Again!” features an ominous piano, underlying bass throb, and a delirious punchline. Later on the album, we have “Truth Ray”, which is even more desolate. A frozen pair of tones are set against the darkness while Thom begs an unseen force to have mercy on his troubled soul.

Best Moment: Right at the beginning of the song where those glacial pipes begin traversing across Thom’s bleak canvas.

The Album [Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes]: 5/10

le0night

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FKA Twigs | Two Weeks

david-noel

Woodkid | Someone Like You (Adele cover)

Happy Cover Friday!

andrewpresents

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neutrones

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vanessatltq

Place de la République // Cœur de Pirate

perfectmidnightworld

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bijan

Ya Hey — Phosphorescent

Ooh. Loving this Vampire Weekend cover.

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davehyndman

Phosphorescent - Ya Hey (Vampire Weekend)

One of the most awesome cover songs in a long time. The perfect combination of a good/great original given a very unique interpretation by another fantastic artist. Matthew Houck really makes this his own.

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copycats

"Dance Yrself Clean" by MS MR

Originally by LCD Soundsystem

New York synth pop duo, MS MR, does a sort of languid and dreamy lounge version of LCD Soundsystem's “Dance Yrself Clean”. The effect is certainly charming as all hell. Especially the back-end when the track picks up and shifts into a shimmering new wave jam.