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FADER PREMIERE Lakutis, wily New York rapper, yogi and Marmot Biggie historian, will release a new LP, Three Seashells, on January 16th via Greedhead. Here's climax track
Finally a release date on 3CS! Second track after this spring's "Too Ill For the Law" has a beat that's homespun and banging, as expected from prince of NYC Hot Sugar. Lexy's not bad on it either, though I'm gonna be hoping for more technical impressiveness and lyrical weirdness on the full length.
On July 4, 1976, KWUR 90.3 FM began broadcasting on the campus of Washington University in St. Louis. KWUR is the University's fully student run radio station, broadcasting 24 hours a day upon the surrounding community.
gonna sound sarcastic but it is REALLY for the best that MTVu edited our silly intro video to a playlist for their network. it's still campy but now the burden is on them in addition to us, so you'll never know how much of it was our fault lol
11/18. I just noticed I played Glasser into Glass Candy.
playlist from 11/11. first picture there is the trainee show, second part is me.
YT109 - Sampha - Too Much/Happens. Pre-order the 7” vinyl here: http://smarturl.it/YT019sampha
why you should always be listening to kwur: weird, interesting song came on. "what is this, it sounds like a lullaby version of 'No Surprises'". walked over to my computer, and behold: that's exactly what it was.
11/4
Action Bronson and Party Supplies pay Ewing to throw the '95 Championship. I'm spoiling that because knowing the conceit to this video makes it no less spectacular. Bam Bam
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radio show in 80 min, all bummer pop
The Velvet Underground - After Hours
obviously Lou Reed doesn’t even sing this song. but I want to post it because he still wrote it, and it highlights why I love his as a songwriter. he could be supremely hilarious, mischievously mean, manic or straight-faced. best of all: he could be sweet and perfect. After Hours shows that. it’s such a beautifully real song. equal parts bracingly sad and deliriously starry-eyed. it’s some of the best two minutes of music ever.
"and now for Christopher who lives in the 5th from Juliette who lives in the 1st: "Modern Love" by David Bowie."
and now, some of the best 120 seconds in all of cinema.
Sickly sweet new track from Starry Cat, solo side project of wonderful Maryland indie pop group Julia Brown. real great love song.
this was the playlist for 10/21. tri angle records is greatness.
that means some of the best electronic-related acts of the past 4ish years: how to dress well, clams casino, balam acab, the haxan cloak, oOoOO, holy other. listen!