Hip thrusting island jam from Costa Rica. Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
Cassandra Complex
sngcrate: Finland by Cassandra Complex Waxtrax Records, 1990 Tracklist/ faves(side one)A. I Believe in Free Everything (Charlie Victor)AA. Let’s Go to Europe(side two)AAA. What Turns You On? (Plastic Mix)B. Fire and ForgetC. Forests The Cassandra complex is a psychological phenomenon in which an individual’s accurate prediction of a crisis is ignored or dismissed. (x) Cassandra Complex is a band with quite a history. For once, this … Continue reading Cassandra Complex
Benjamin Munoz has finally released his long-awaited Dear Ennui EP, which turned out to be as gloriously glitchy as the first single, “Anchors,” promised. The track above is named after the great Nina Simone, an important influence on Munoz (“dai suki” of course translates to “I love you”). His Dear Ennui EP is available now for name-your-price. Source: SoundCloud / Benjamin Muñoz Continue reading
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This acoustic arrangement is a poem, shifting slightly in tone along the journey but never losing its message. Source: SoundCloud / Kirk Starkey Continue reading
A rocking R&B anthem that leaves you saying, ‘yea grl!’ “I don’t give a fuck about what she saidcuz you shoulda known better” Source: SoundCloud / Halima Continue reading
mexicansummer: PSA: Our friends at @ballroommarfa need your assistance. Please support their @kickstarter campaign for Graham Reynolds’ experimental opera, ‘Pancho Villa From a Safe Distance’. Your help is crucial in bringing this project to life! Link in bio for video/more info…. #panchomarfa http://ift.tt/29GkLvJ Continue reading
This track has the spirit of Joanna Newsom’s work, what with its striking vocal progressions and delicate piano accompaniment. RHAIN “tripped and fell down into the gutter where [she] was shrink-rayed by a passing power ranger…” where she recorded “Josephine” to pass the time- or so the story goes… Source: SoundCloud / RHAIN Continue reading
Margaret Glaspy and Her Incredible Voice Shone at the Bootleg, Supported by Franky Flowers
Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Words by me, photos by Manuel Dominguez. Margaret Glaspy is a rapidly rising star. She has been featured in some of the most high profile publications imaginable — The New Yorker, New York Times, NPR — and she deserves it. As the youngest in a family of musicians living in northern California, Glaspy learned to play the fiddle, but eventually abandoned … Continue reading Margaret Glaspy and Her Incredible Voice Shone at the Bootleg, Supported by Franky Flowers
Body Language and Wild & Free Light Up Resident in DTLA with Invigorating Performances
sngshows: Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Words by me, photos by Andrew Gomez. It’s not a secret that one of my favorite live shows to date was Body Language at the Echo last February. Since seeing them, I feel I’ve come a long way. I’m taking music and writing more seriously, having graduated from a small Hype Machine blog to keeping a blog of my my … Continue reading Body Language and Wild & Free Light Up Resident in DTLA with Invigorating Performances
Sawdust & Gin 