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NATALY DAWN 3.28.2013 WATCH
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OF MONSTERS AND MEN 4.19.2013 WATCH
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RUDIMENTAL LIVE AT HYPE HOTEL 3.15.2013 WATCH
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  • So Razorlight singer/guitarist Johnny Borrell needs a bit of love. Perhaps he might want to start by ditching the pseudo-80's getup. Seriously man, pearls? We get it...you're a sensitive fellow. You couldn't possibly "love in a house without feeling". But what's the better option? Hang with your mates in the dark with only a match to keep warm? I guess so

  • Paranoid Cocoon (Suicide Squeeze Records) is the first full length release from Page France front man Michael Nau under his new moniker, Cotton Jones. While it would be easy to compare this record to Nau's previous releases with Page France, it seems pointless to do so because they are, according to Nau, two completely different projects. Joining Nau in Cotton Jones is Whitney McGraw who was also a member of Page France. Her soft voice is laced throughout the album, making every song she sings in sound just a little bit sweeter and a little more innocent. Her voice is the perfect counter-balance to Nau's raspy drawl. And if the Page France influence wasn't quite strong enough, Clinton Jones, Page France drummer, designed the albums quirky layout and artwork.

  • Oh Chairlift...how they've jettisoned off into places we never would have dreamed possible when first we heard them this past summer. Giant tours, a possible major label deal with Columbia (?), a Baeble shoot, and an iPod commercial? Who knew... Regardless, we think it's all rather righteous.


  • This has been quite the week for late night T.V. At the beginning of the week we saw Ben Kweller performing the song "Fight" from his upcoming album Changing Horses on the Late Show with David Letterman. Tuesday night there were two more great performances from bands we love.

  • Mirah may not crack a champagne bottle over the bow of her highly anticipated new album until March 10th, but that doesn't mean we can't weigh in on the thing . We've got it after all...and well, we think you should know about it. So we're throwing (a)spera (K Records) under the weight of Baeble newbie, Greg Lozoff's careful critique. It's part of a brand new segment we're calling "A Rush to Judgment"; a new editorial series spotlighting noteworthy albums weeks before they're scheduled for release.

  • One of the perks of being a musician, or any sort of artist really, is the freedom to express yourself in any way you wish. Artists can, on a whim, decide to stop what their doing and try something completely different, whenever they please. Many times it is a conscious decision and often it is just change that comes with living and experiencing different things. Whether Ben Kweller decided to write a country album or whether that's just how it turned out is unclear. What is for sure is that Kweller's new album deviates from anything he has done in the past. Fortunately it is also one of his best albums to date.

  • It's January. So those bitter gusts swirling 'round and pressing up against the skin like fearless, icy needles shouldn't be too much of a surprise. But we'd like to call your attention to at least one good thing about all this wintery business; it allows those artists who mess around in the kind of sounds that warm the body and soul to truly hit their mark.

    One such band whose music benefits from the season at hand is School of Seven Bells.


  • Last night, David Letterman and his guest, NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams, were treated to a rousing performance by alt country rocker and multi-instrumentalist Ben Kweller.

  • Youth and energy has its' definite place in music. Young, gun slinging musicians exuding careless confidence and shit pots of stamina for their booze infused, sexually motivated lifestyles will always be a necessary cog to keep the spirit and vigor of rock and roll cranking along. But as fun as goofing off at the kid's table with these punks can be, breaking a bit of bread with some honest to god adults is often beneficial behavior as well. It's there, after all, where life's more profound themes are discussed at length. It's there where people try and define what their lives are, or what they should be. It's there where "soul food" is generally the cuisine of choice. It's also there where listeners get the chance to pull up a chair with Andrew Bird on his latest release, Noble Beasts.


  • It turns out we are not the only ones who are in love with Animal Collective's new album Merriweather Post Pavilion.


  • The UK has provided us with some of the best music of all time. It may come then as no surprise that the ultra talented Florence Welch is from Camberwell in South London.
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