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  • Three party centric MCs…Hesta Prynn, Spero, and Sprout (aka Northern State)…pop the champagne cork on their long awaited new album Can I Keep This Pen? (Ipecac Recordings) for a spirited gathering at Brooklyn’s Luna Lounge. Hosted by the very show biz savvy Mr. Murray Hill, Northern State set their cerebral blend of hip hop beats, live rock riffs, and tight as a hipster’s belt buckle lyric delivery to a Wild West, show down at the OK coral theme. Yee haw ladies…Though we didn’t show in chaps as promised, we did remember to bring our cameras. - David Pitz

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    VIDEO: Northern State:: “Live at Luna Lounge” – Brooklyn, NY
    Photos: Northern State:: “Live at Luna Lounge” – Brooklyn, NY

  • Now for an announcement that will really send your heart a racing. Street jivin' Australians Architecture in Helsinki have put the finishing touches on their upcoming tour schedule in support of Places Like This (Polyvinyl)…and they’re toting quite a cast of supporting acts along with them. Kicking off in brotherly fashion, the tour will get started in Philly, with Panthers, Lo Fi Fnk, and Glass Candy providing the welcome warm ups. - David Pitz

    Architecture in Helsinki On Tour
    10-10 Philadelphia, PA - Starlight Ballroom %*
    10-11 New York, NY - The Gramercy Theatre %*
    10-12 Brooklyn, NY - Studio B %*
    10-13 Boston, MA - Paradise Rock Club %*
    10-14 Buffalo, NY - Tralf Music Hall %*
    10-16 Chicago, IL - Metro %*
    10-18 Toronto, Ontario - Lee’s Palace %*
    10-19 Montreal, Quebec - La Tulipe %*
    10-20 Tempe, AZ - Soco Music Experience ^
    10-22 Ann Arbor, MI - Bling Pig #*
    10-23 Madison, WI High Noon Saloon #*
    10-24 Minneapolis, MN - 400 Bar #*
    10-26 Denver, CO - Ogden Theatre #*
    10-27 Salt Lake City, UT - In the Venue *
    10-29 Seattle, WA - The Showbox #*
    10-30 Portland, OR - Crystal Ballroom #*
    10-31 Eugene, OR - W.O.W. Hall
    11-01 San Francisco, CA - Fillmore #*
    11-02 San Diego, CA - House of Blues #*
    11-05 Los Angeles, CA - Troubadour #*
    11-06 Los Angeles, CA - Troubadour #*
    11-07 Los Angeles, CA - Troubadour #*
    11-09 Tucson, AZ - Rialto Theatre #*
    11-12 Norman, OK - Opolis #*
    11-13 Denton, TX - Hailey’s #*
    11-14 Austin, TX - Emo’s #*
    11-15 New Orleans, LA - The Republic #*
    11-16 Tallahassee, FL - Club Downunder


    % = w/ Lo-Fi Fnk
    # = w/ Glass Candy
    * = w/ Panther
    ^ = w/ Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Girl Talk and Cold War Kids

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    MP3: Architecture in Helsinki:: “Heart It Races” – from Places Like This
    Architecture in Helsinki on MySpace
  • Somewhere, in an unpronounceable (many umlauts, few vowels) neighborhood in Stockholm, Sweden, there must be a master class in contemporary American indie rock being taught, and we’re just getting the pioneers of the first graduating class. That, to me, seems the only explanation for the new rash of Swede-rock that has been waging a mellow invasion on our shores. Our Ill Wills (Merge), the sophomore album from Shout Out Louds, is another soldier for the cause. And—big surprise—the album was produced by “secret sixth member” Bjorn Yttling, from fellow Stockholm Rock U. alum Peter, Bjorn, and John. I’m telling you, this has “conspiracy” written all over it. Keep Reading - Eric Silver

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    VIDEO: Shout Out Louds:: “Live at Spiegeltent” – NYC, NY
    MP3: Shout Out Louds:: “Tonight I Have to Leave It” – Our Ill Wills
    Shout Out Louds @ MySpace

  • While Markland Starkie’s solo release, There the Open Spaces (Misra), never sounds as if the English born musician desires to reach out to any such place, preferring instead to meander in classic, bedroom form, Starkie’s project, Sleeping States, will be getting a very public treatment this fall, as he and his band embark on a debut trek of the US. Sharing the stage with the likes of Voxtrot, Maps, Little Ones, and Helio Sequence along the way, fans of the hushed and unsettling nature of his music will be able to catch Starkie in many a major market in the coming weeks. – David Pitz

    Sleeping States On Tour
    9/27 Los Angeles, CA @ Bordello
    10/01 Denver, CO @ Larmier Lounge
    10/03 Minneapolis, MN @ Triple Rock Social Club
    10/04 Chicago, IL @ Metro
    10/05 Chicago, IL @ The Chapel
    10/06 Cleveland, OH @ Beachland Tavern
    10/07 Philadelphia, PA @ Johnny Brenda's
    10/08 New York, NY @ Mercury Lounge
    10/09 Cambridge, MA @ Middle East Downstairs
    10/10 Washington, DC @ Rock and Roll Hotel
    10/12 Norfolk VA @ The Boot
    10/15 Atlanta GA @ Earl
    10/17 Austin TX @ Mohawk
    10/19 Fort Worth TX @ The Modern
    10/20 Lubbock TX @ Jake's Sports Café

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    MP3: Sleeping States:: “Rivers” – There the Open Spaces
    Sleeping States @ MySpace

  • Hard to believe, but it has been damn near a decade of rock and roll romance for husband and wife duo Viva Voce. Formed in the way back when 90’s, the Alabama, by way of Portland, band is set to honor their own well-aged existence by tearing the wrapper off the last copies of their first two records, and re-releasing them on their own Amore!Phonics label on Nov. 13. Titled Lovers, Lead The Way! and The Heat Can Melt Your Brain, the albums will be packaged as a two CD set, along with bits of bonus live performances, remixes, unreleased tracks, and a few original demos. Track Details and MP3s Below: - David Pitz

    LOVERS, LEAD THE WAY! TRACK LIST:
    1.Fashionably Lonely
    2.One In Every Crowd
    3.Red D-Lish
    4.Wrecking Ball
    5.That’s Right,…Watch Out!
    6.Birds On The Wing
    7.N Luv W/ U
    8.Brightest Part Of Everyone
    9.Yr Epic Heart
    10.Best Thing Ever (Maybe Not)
    11.The Tiger & How We Tamed It
    12.Perpetual No
    13.Salsalito
    14.Someplace Worth Being
    15.Let's Bend Light

    THE HEAT CAN MELT YOUR BRAIN / BONUS MATERIAL TRACK LIST:
    1.Alive With Pleasure
    2.Lesson No.1
    3.Business Casual
    4.The Lucky Ones
    5.High Highs
    6.Daylight
    7.The Center Of The Universe
    8.Free Nude Celebs
    9.Mixtape = Love
    10.They Never Really Wake Up

    Bonus Tracks:
    Paper Doll (unreleased)
    Wrecking Ball (Tunng Remix)
    Lesson No.1 (original demo)
    Red D-Lish (live)
    Fashionably Lonely (live)
    Wrecking Ball (live)
    Doo-Wap Death Trap (unreleased)
    Tonight You Belong To Me (live)

    The Band is also currently on tour.

    Tour Dates:
    10/27 Myrtle Beach, NC House of Blues
    10/28 Raleigh, NC Disco Rodeo
    10/29 Washington, DC 9:30 Club
    11/06 New Brunswick, NJ State Theater NJ
    11/09 New York, NY Terminal 5
    11/15 Chicago, IL Riviera Theater
    11/16 Champaign, IL Assembly Hall @ Univ. of Illinois
    11/17 Omaha, NE Kiewit Fitness Center

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    MP3: Viva Voce:: "Fashionably Lonely" – Lovers, Lead The Way
    MP3: Viva Voce:: "Free Nude Celebs" – The Heat Can Melt Your Brain
    MP3: Viva Voce:: "Wrecking Ball" – Tunng Remix - as bonus track on 2xCD
    Viva Voce @ MySpace

  • What holds up the waste line of America’s heartland? Springfield Missouri’s Ha Ha Tonka would probably argue irony. Where hick nation prides itself on rigorous religious beliefs and red, white, and blue patriotism, Ha Ha Tonka strip the realities of meth use, highway strip joints, socio economic hardships, and backwoods prejudice out of the cozy, faux-fairytale the breadbasket has told to itself, and the rest of the country, and sets them to a sound that sweats and swaggers like the best boozy bar band in the county. Blistering, Saturday night ready riffs, sanctified four part harmonies, and a rhythm section that rattles the cars in the parking lot…one listen to these Wild, Midwestern natives and their recently released Buckle in the Bible Belt (Bloodshot), and you can almost begin to feel the glow of neon beer signs on the back of your neck. – David Pitz

    Check out the band’s video for”St. Nick on the Fourth in a Ferver”



    The band is currently in the middle of one hell of a tour. Details below.

    SEPT 26 - UW-Parkside - Kenosha, Wisconsin
    SEPT 27 - The Basement - Columbus, Ohio
    OCT 03 - KEXP In-Studio - Chicago, Illinois
    OCT 04 - N. Dakota State College of Science - Wahpeton, North Dakota
    OCT 05 - Minnesota State University - Mankato, Minnesota
    OCT 06 - St. Olaf College w/Ben Kweller - Northfield, Minnesota
    OCT 08 - Ripon College Ripon, Wisconsin
    OCT 08 - Lawrence University - Appleton, Wisconsin
    OCT 09 - Saint Mary's University - Winona, Minnesota
    OCT 11 - Coe College - Cedar Rapids, Iowa
    OCT 12 - Carthage College - Kenosha, Wisconsin
    OCT 13 - Easy Street Records - eattle, Washington
    OCT 14 - Music Millennium - Portland, Oregon
    OCT 14 - Dante's - Portland, Oregon
    OCT 15 - Hi-Dive - Seattle, Washington
    OCT 19 - Cake Shop - New York City, New York
    OCT 20 - Union Pool - New York City, New York
    OCT 23 - University of Dubuque - Dubuque, Iowa
    OCT 26 - Remington’s Downtown - Springfield, Missouri
    OCT 27 - Avenue Theatre - West Plains, Missouri
    NOV 1 - Sticky Fingerz - Little Rock, Arkansas
    NOV 2 - Hi-Tone Cafe - Memphis, Tennessee
    NOV 3 - Blueberry Hill - Saint Louis, Missouri
    NOV 5 - Birdy’s - Indianapolis, Indiana
    NOV 6 - Blind Pig - Ann Arbor, Michigan
    NOV 7 - Double Door - Chicago, Illinois
    NOV 8 - Double Door - Chicago, Illinois
    NOV 9 - High Noon Saloon - Madison, Wisconsin
    NOV 10 - Varsity Theater - Minneapolis, Minnesota
    NOV 11 - The Waiting Room - Omaha, Nebraska
    NOV 12 - The Bottleneck - Lawrence, Kansas
    NOV 14 - The Blue Note - Columbia, Missouri
    NOV 15 - Cain’s - Tulsa, Oklahoma

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    Ha Ha Tonka @ MySpace
  • Credit his intimately crafted rock a bye folk music for this, but Sam Beam is a musician his beard stroking fans think they know very well. When The Creek Drank the Cradle first dazzled in 2002, the album was the kind of solitary effort that coaxed the listener to imagine the grizzled Beam strumming his days away somewhere utterly perfect. A southern cabin, a Midwestern farm, perhaps even a nice and neat West Village loft; where ever his hay bailed guitar and voice was set to crackled analog tape could only have been ideal. Add the fact that 04’s Our Endless Numbered Days, while coated in more of a turtle wax shine, continued on in the same vintage vein, and Beam earned himself a sturdy as aged oak kind of legacy for years to come. Keep Reading – David Pitz

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    MP3: Iron and Wine:: “Boy With The Coin” – The Shepherd's Dog
    Iron and Wine @ MySpace

  • Released but a few short weeks back, the latest batch of intricate and experimentally woven “polyphono-orchestro” (got that?) fare from San Diego fair haired favorites Pinback is a perfected piece of studio performance, carefully crafted down to the punctuating needle prick and brimming with all the interlocking vocals, brainy bass lines, and chiming, Police-esque guitar work fans have come to expect from Armistead Burwell Smith IV and Rob Crow. Though Autumn of the Seraphs (Touch and Go) is as good as any that has slid through the mail slot this year, the album makes a pounding on the desk-top kind of argument for witnessing what they do in the fleshy present. Fortunately, the band is currently pouncing ‘round the country on a long and lanky tour…which means what are you doing here? Go check them out! - David Pitz

    Tour Details:
    09/25/07 - Numbers, Houston, TX
    09/26/07 - House Of Blues, New Orleans, LA
    09/27/07 - Club Downunder, Tallahassee, FL
    09/28/07 - The Social, Orlando, FL
    09/29/07 - Common Grounds, Gainesville, FL
    10/01/07 - Roxy Theatre, Atlanta, GA
    10/02/07 - The Orange Peel, Asheville, NC
    10/03/07 - Cat's Cradle, Carrboro, NC
    10/04/07 - Satellite Ballroom, Charlottesville, VA
    10/05/07 - Theatre Of The Living Art, Philadelphia, PA
    10/06/07 - Stone Pony, Asbury Park, NJ
    10/07/07 - 9:30 Club, Washington, DC
    10/09/07 - Nokia Theatre, Times Sq, New York, NY
    10/10/07 - The Roxy, Boston, MA
    10/11/07 - The Tralf, Buffalo, NY
    10/12/07 - Opera House, Toronto, Canada
    10/13/07 - The Crofoot, Pontiac, MI
    10/14/07 - Metro, Chicago, IL
    10/16/07 - Pabst Theater, Milwaukee, WI
    10/17/07 - Fine Line Music Cafe, Minneapolis, MN
    10/18/07 - Slowdown, Omaha, NE
    10/19/07 - Gothic Theater, Englewood, CO
    10/20/07 - The Depot, Salt Lake City, UT
    10/22/07 - Showbox, Seattle, WA
    10/23/07 - Viking Union, Bellingham, WA
    10/24/07 - Roseland Theatre, Portland, OR
    10/25/07 - Bimbo's, San Francisco, CA
    10/26/07 - Bimbo's, San Francisco, CA
    10/27/07 - Belly Up, Solana Beach, CA
    10/28/07 - Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, CA

    For those still mucking about, Pinback also put together a video for snappy first single “From Nothing to Nowhere”. View it below…



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    MP3: Pinback:: “From Nothing to Nowhere” – from From Nothing to Nowhere
    Pinback @ MySpace


  • Summer has passed… sometime around 5am yesterday morning, I believe. All this would certainly be tragic kind of news, except it is hard to deny the fact that some music just sounds supremely fit for when the first bits of cool air start to blow in. And while their sixth (!) studio album is certainly blasted over with its’ fair share of sunshine, Club 8’s The Boy Who Couldn’t Stop Dreaming (Labrador Records) also has the perfect kind of grasp on nostalgic melancholy to set free falling leaves from skeleton trees, sweater, caps, and scarves, and the first icy breaths caught in the air to. Think of this Swedish duo as fall ‘07’s version of Beach House. - David Pitz

    The Boy Who Couldn’t Stop Dreaming is set for release on September 26th in Sweden, and November 13th here in the US.

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    MP3: Club 8:: “Jesus, Walk With Me” – The Boy Who Couldn’t Stop Dreaming
    MP3: Club 8:: “Heaven” – The Boy Who Couldn’t Stop Dreaming
    Club 8 @ MySpace
  • How fitting that this week, the first week of autumn, sees the release of In Our Nature (Mute) the solo album from Swedish-born singer-songwriter Jose Gonzalez. In Our Nature is the sound of leaves changing and temperatures falling. It’s the sound of the sun hitting you in the face as you wake up on a Sunday morning. Featuring Erik Bodin on percussion, Yukimi Nagamo on backing vocals and Hakan Wirenstrand on keyboards, Gonzalez’s sophomore album doesn’t veer too far of course sonically from his debut album Veneer, but it’s very noticeable how he’s improved as a craftsman of songs. Keep Reading - Stephon Johnson

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    MP3: Jose Gonzalez:: “Down the Line” – In Our Nature
    Jose Gonzalez @ MySpace


  • Grizzly Bear’s critically endeared sophomore album, Yellow House, was an unbelievably fine documentation of twenty something, bedroom folk being lifted to stratospheric levels by professional, psychedelic production. Such coherent pieces of work are never just the coming together of a handful of songs, but rather the result of fine tuning, not to mention picking and choosing. In other words, there must be a few tough choices that were left off the album. Now, a year later, it seems Grizzly Bear will be releasing some of those unfortunate casualties, as well as a handful of alternate takes and remixes on November 6th. Entitled the Friend EP (Warp), the 10 song collection will feature collaborative work with such acts as Beirut, The Dirty Projectors, CSS, and Band of Horses. - David Pitz

    Friend Tracklisting:
    1 Alligator (Choir Version, feat. Beirut/Dirty Projectors)
    2 He Hit Me
    3 Little Brother (Electric)
    4 Shift (Alternative Version)
    5 Plans (Terrible vs. Nonhorse: Sounds Edit)
    6 Granny Diner
    7 Knife (covered by CSS)
    8 Plans (covered by Band of Horses)
    9 Knife (covered by Atlas Sound)
    10 Deep Blue Sea (Daniel Rossen home recording)

    In addition, the band will continue its’ relentless tour schedule, this time hitting the road with Beach House.

    Tour Dates
    Sep 21, 2007 - London, ON - Lola Festival
    Sep 22, 2007 - Ottawa, ON - Carleton Univ. Alumni Theater*
    Sep 23, 2007 - Burlington, VT - Higher Ground*
    Oct 05, 2007 - Montreal, QC - Pop Montreal*
    Oct 08, 200 - Grand Rapids, MI - Ladies Literary Club*
    Oct 09, 2007 - MIlwaukee, WI - Pabst Theatre*
    Oct 10, 2007 - Chicago, IL - Park West*
    Oct 11, 2007 - Columbus, OH - Wexner Center at Ohio State*
    Oct 12, 2007 - Pittsburgh, PA - Andy Warhol Museum*
    Oct 13, 2007 - Baltimore, MD - 2640 Space at St. John's Church*
    Oct 14, 2007 - Philadelphia, PA - First Unitarian Church Sanctuary*
    Nov 03, 2007 - New York, NY - Wordless Music Series at New York Society for Ethical Culture

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    MP3: Grizzly Bear:: “On A Neck, On A Spit” – from Yellow House
    Grizzly Bear: Yellow House – Album Stream
    Grizzly Bear @ MySpace
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