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Let me provide you with a quick bit of site news on this Monday. You may (or may not) have noticed that posts on this site have been a little sparse recently. By sparse, I mean there’s still a Pick Your Poison pretty much every day, but longer form writing pieces and album reviews have largely shown up once or twice or if we’re lucky three times a week. Back in the earliest days of the site (like 2007-ish), I would often crank out 4-5 reviews a week. Then again if you read those reviews, you’d realize that quantity does not equal quality. I do my best to provide thoughtful and insightful commentary about records that more often than not I believe in (or at least want to). I listen to most albums an average of six times before I even type a word about them, because it’s necessary to allow time for the little nuances to sink in. Sometimes I’ll reach that sixth listen, will sit down to write, and nothing will happen. Call it writer’s block if you like, but I think it primarily stems from an occasional inability to find the necessary entry point into a record that might otherwise be impenetrable. Once you figure out a good approach, then the real writing can begin. It might take an extra 2-3 days for me to find that opening, but there’s a certain sense of reward that comes with the idea that you’ve gotten it right (in your own mind). So what I really wanted to say was this: while I like to take my time and do some thoughtful writing, I also need to have that time available to think and write and edit. The last few weeks have been a little maddening for me schedule-wise, and I simply haven’t been able to devote as much time and resources to the site as I’d like. The worse part is that my schedule is unlikely to change anytime soon, meaning this slowed progression might continue into the indefinite future. I’m not considering, not even for one second, shutting down the site. You should know that. All I’m asking is for you to bear with me in this challenging period, with the hopes that I find a way to manage my time better soon. If I can figure out a better way to deal with all I’ve got going on, not only will my life get easier, but the site will hopefully flourish more than it already has. Sound good? Let’s talk Pick Your Poison for today. Good stuff below from Crime & The City Solution, Ending People, Ghost of Chance, Kendrick Lamar, The Mommyheads and Night Owl. In the Soundcloud section you might be interested in streaming tracks from Action Bronson, Holmes, Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires and Rah Rah.

Akwarian Sea Rebel – Stibnite

Crime & The City Solution – My Love Takes Me There

Die Eternias – To the Monkey

Ending People – Tiny Little Army

Ghost of Chance – Mexico City

Honeymilk – It Might Be

Kendrick Lamar – The Heart Pt. 3 (Will You Let It Die?)

The Mommyheads – Bleed From A Glass

Night Owl – Glove Box

Rare Monk – Death By Proxy

Regular John – Slume

Skipping Girl Vinegar – You Can

Thus:Owls – White Night

Villains Company – Feels Good

SOUNDCLOUD

Action Bronson – The Symbol

Chemical Smile – Thanks For The Company

Grounders – Crown Land

Holmes – Mosquitoes

Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires – Total Destruction To Your Mind

Rah Rah – Prairie Girl

Can I pull off the craziest Saturday in the history of histories? I’ve booked myself solid this Saturday, and not really by choice. Okay, so partly by choice. It starts mid-afternoon with a bachelor party. You may be wondering why a bachelor party is happening in the middle of the afternoon. Well, it’s only the kick off to several hours worth of activities planned that go well into the overnight hours. After spending a few hours pre-drinking there, I’ll skip down to Grant Park for a charity walk. That will take a couple hours, and after some post-walk drinks I’ll cruise over to Schubas for the Chad Valley show. In other words, the day goes as follows: debauchery + drinking –> charity + drinking –> concert + drinking. One common thread there, my friends. I promise I’m not an alcoholic (this is something an alcoholic would say). Hahaha. Anyways, my Saturday will be busy. I hope you’ve got some equally wild plans lined up. If not, maybe some new music will keep you occupied. Please enjoy this set, with highlights coming from Alexx Foxx, Brooke Sharkey, CHamberlin (covering Paul Simon), The Eeries, Gospel Claws, Mice Parade and Romans. In the Soundcloud section let me recommend streaming Tim Hecker’s remix of Holy Other, and a new one from Icona Pop. Have a great (and safe) weekend!

Alexx Foxx – Make Love

Bago – I Forget You

Brooke Sharkey – His Voice

Chamberlin – You Can Call Me Al (Paul Simon cover)

The Eeries – Should’ve Stayed Home

Escort – Camèleon Chameleon (Black Russian Remix)

Gankyu Neko – Futotta Neko

Gospel Claws – I Want It All

The Herald Beat – Phone Calls

LexiconDon – Pretending

Mice Parade – This River Has A Tide

Romans – Let’s Get It On

Tailor – Step Back

Watertonic – Different

Wazu – Councillor

When Saints Go Machine – Parix (BIRD$ Remix)

SOUNDCLOUD

Big Wave – Only You

Holy Other – Held (Tim Hecker Remix)

Icona Pop – Good For You

Jimbo Mathus – In The Garden

Peter and Kerry – Split For The City

Pipers – Ask Me For A Cigarette

Let me jump on this Chicago show rundown right quick, just so you can update your mental concert calendars about a band coming through town this weekend. The late ’80s/early ’90s band Crime & the City Solution are back and touring for the first time since the ’90s. Australian singer-songwriter Simon Bonney formed the band almost 30 years ago, and records like Just South of Heaven and Paradise Discotheque held their own against many more popular British new wave bands like The Cure and New Order. The band just put out a retrospective/introductory collection of songs to remind people of the greatness that once was Crime & the City Solution. That of course is not to say such greatness doesn’t still exist today. Early word says their live shows now are just as potent as they were back in the day, and they’re also armed with some new material ready for their upcoming 2013 comeback record American Twilight. So yes, it should be a great show. Check out the mp3 for “I Have the Gun” if you’d like a taste of what this band has to offer. Crime & the City Solution will be performing on Sunday, October 21st at Lincoln Hall. It is a 21+ show that starts at 8pm. Tickets are $25, but are two for one, meaning you can bring a friend for free. That’s a sweet deal. Buy tickets here. Now let’s talk about today’s Pick Your Poison. Tracks that get a personal thumbs up from me today include ones from Bassnectar, Big East, John the Conqueror, Olympic Swimmers, Steffaloo, and Tom Hickox. In the Soundcloud section please enjoy streams from Cuddle Magic, The Daredevil Christopher Wright, The New Division (ft. Keep Shelly in Athens) and YACHT’s remix of ON AN ON.

Bassnectar ft. Angel Haze – Freestyle

Big East – Knock Em Out

The Bloody Angle – Ol’ Ben Haley

Echoes de Luxe – The Ride (Big Black Delta Remix)

ExDetectives – Second Chance

Heather Schmid – 2012

John the Conqueror – Say What You Want

KSSR – Passenger

Offshore – Summer Hits

Olympic Swimmers – Knots

Post War Years – The Bell (The Invisible Remix)

Steffaloo – Can’t You See

Tom Hickox – The Angel of the North

Ungdomskulen – Young Hearts (DD&D Remix)

We Are Me – We Gon’ Party

YOWIE – Shriners Sure Do Cuss A Lot

SOUNDCLOUD

Cuddle Magic – Rabbit Time

The Daredevil Christopher Wright – A Man Of The Arts

The Maldives – Blood On The Highway

The New Division – Night Escape (ft. Keep Shelly in Athens)

ON AN ON – Ghosts (YACHT Remix)

West End Motel – Burn It Down

For those of you that don’t pay close attention to the latest goings on in the music world, let me inform you that the CMJ Music Marathon is happening in New York City this week/weekend. What is the CMJ Music Marathon? Well, it’s a conference for music industry professionals and a showcase for bands and labels at almost every concert venue across the city. It’s a great way to discover what the next big bands are going to be, and maybe hear some interesting/informative discussions about music issues. Call it the SXSW of the East Coast. I had the privilege of going to CMJ back in 2004 and it resulted in some of the craziest and best shows I’ve seen to this day. I walked to every venue in and around Manhattan and never took a cab, bus or train once. Doing that helped me to fall in love with the city itself, which is certainly not a unique experience for the millions that live there already. I got to visit legendary concert venues like CBGB, Arlene’s Grocery, Webster Hall and the Bowery Ballroom as well, which continues to give me perspective every time I hear them mentioned by somebody or in a publication. So we’re quickly creeping up on my 10th anniversary of attending CMJ and I’m starting to realize that unless I start to make some serious plans I’ll probably never return for it again. Maybe 2013 will be that year. Or maybe I’ll hold off until 2014 to officially celebrate 10 years of memories like the time …And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead almost killed me in a drunken, riot-style set that destroyed every instrument on stage. Oh CMJ, you are sometimes cruel, but always fun. As I wipe away a wistful tear from my eye, let’s talk about today’s Pick Your Poison. Good stuff in this set from The Amends, Call Answer, James Hand, Matt Bauer (covering Prince), Prince Rupert’s Drops and Red Wanting Blue. In the Soundcloud section let me advise you to stream tracks from Holy Ghost!, Kenna, Toro y Moi and Woodsman.

The Amends – A Certain Speed

Bing and Ruth – And Then It Rained

Call Answer – Now Attract

Fresh Wreckage – Say Yeah

James Hand – Now Not Later

Matt Bauer – Under the Cherry Moon (Prince cover)

Passion Pit – Constant Conversations (Little Daylight Remix)

Phoenix – Lisztomania (Bomb Coltrane Remix)

The Presets – Ghosts (Senor Coconuts Remix)

Prince Rupert’s Drops – Almond Man

Psychobuildings – Wonderchamber

Red Wanting Blue – Stay on the Bright Side

Sean0Sean – Mexico

Sei A – Miss

SOUNDCLOUD

Holy Ghost! – It Gets Dark

Incan Abraham – Springhouse

Kenna – Long Gone

Lower – Someone’s Got It in for Me

Toro y Moi – So Many Details

Woodsman – Sonic Tomb

Okay friends, here’s your weekly list of artists that have new albums and EPs available in stores or at your favorite online music retailers starting today: Autumn Owls, Beaten By Them, Ben Gibbard, Ben Harper, Blackbird Blackbird, The Bloody Angle, Chelsea Wolfe, Donald Fagen, Earlimart, A Fine Frenzy, Gabriel Kahane, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Jason Lytle, K’Naan, The Luyas, Mac DeMarco, Martha Wainwright, Matmos, Peace, Pinback, Rosie Flores, Santah, Savoir Adore, TKTTSM, and Young Dreams. Let’s not forget about your daily dose of new music though via the mp3s as part of Pick Your Poison. Recommended tracks today come from Atlas Genius (covering The xx), The Bohannons, Mark Mallman, Natalie Duke, Warning Light, Winter People and The Wonder Revolution. In the Soundcloud section, there’s some good stuff to stream from Eve’s Twin Lover, The Hotelles and People Get Ready.

Atlas Genius – Islands (The xx cover)

The Bohannons – River Above

Ethereal and the Queer Show – Horse

GANGI – Gold (Pharaohs’ Ground Zero Mix)

GPSYMTH – Hamilton

Mark Mallman – Dirty Dishes

Mickie Lindbergh – Neon Soldier

Milk+ – Equinox (ft. Ikey Owens)

Natalie Duke – Gift

Sophie Auster – Run Run Run

Thomas Azier – Fire Arrow

The Vliets – God’s Drug

Warning Light – Private Seacaves

Winter People – Wishingbone

The Wonder Revolution – Firefly

XOV – Sextape

SOUNDCLOUD

El Perro del Mar – Walk On By (W. Pontonen Remix)

Eve’s Twin Lover – How

Flume – Holdin On

The Hotelles – Aviators

Pegboard Nerds – Self Destruct

People Get Ready – Middle Name

When you really think about it, David Byrne and Trent Reznor are two very different artists from two very different worlds. Yet they also are very independently-minded artists who are rigorously respected by their peers. So just because Reznor made his name via the industrial metal of Nine Inch Nails and Byrne earned his fame via ’80s pop icons the Talking Heads doesn’t mean they can’t sit down for a friendly chat to discuss their experiences in the music business. That’s actually exactly what happened on Sunday night, when they met up in L.A. to speak about trying to create and distribute music in an increasingly digital world where the traditional record label model may no longer be viable. Byrne was also promoting his new book How Music Works, which is an excellent diagnosis of the music industry as a whole these days. Reznor’s new band How to destroy angels will also be releasing the An omen EP next month via major label Columbia, in case you weren’t already aware of that. In the discussion, Reznor talks a bit about why he felt the need to return to a record label after putting out the last few Nine Inch Nails releases on his own. His main point, I suppose, is that being responsible for your own exposure and marketing as a tiny enterprise brings its own set of challenges that he didn’t want to have to deal with anymore. A good 11 minute chunk of that video with Reznor talking can be watched here. It comes recommended obviously, otherwise I wouldn’t even have mentioned it. But while I’m recommending things, let’s talk about today’s Pick Your Poison. Good tracks today come from Golden Bloom, Iko, Lemonade’s remix of Lindstrom, Markus Mehr, Pearl and the Beard, Sufjan Stevens and Young Dreams. In the Soundcloud section I’m also recommending two Twin Shadow-affiliated songs: one from Chad Valley and the other a remix of Solange’s “Sleep in the Park.”

Arc in Round – Spirit (King Britt Remix)

Calvin Love – Gut Feeling (Devo cover)

Daniel Romano – She Was the World to Me

Deluka – Never Alone

Dikta – What Are You Waiting For

Golden Bloom – Flying Mountain

Iko – Kites

Lindstrom – Eg-ged-osis (Lemonade Remix)

Lisa Richards – Beating of the Sun

Markus Mehr – Duck Became Swan

NO CEREMONY/// – FEELSOLOW

Pearl and the Beard – 40K

Photek – Pyramid

Reuben and the Dark – Shoulderblade

Sufjan Stevens – Ding-a-ling-a-ring-a-ling

Young Dreams – Fog of War

SOUNDCLOUD

All Eyes – All I Want

Chad Valley – I Owe You This (ft. Twin Shadow)

Marika Hackman – Lithium (Nirvana cover)

Solange – Sleep In The Park (Twin Shadow Remodel ft. D’Angelo Lacy)

Terraplane Sun – Ya Never Know

Trixie Whitley – Breathe You In My Dreams

I’ve been a bit of a bad boy. That is to say I promised the world when I started a Facebook page for this site. Exclusive content, music videos, and links to every single post that appears on this site. Sadly, while I still do keep that page up and running, I’ve become a bit lazy when it comes to updating it. There will often be 2 or 3 posts collected and backed up in the hopper waiting for me to put them up on Facebook. I shared a few music videos and exclusive content (such as Spotify playlists) over the summer, but that’s pretty well dropped off too. It’s not a ghost town over there, but it’s far less active than I’d like it to be. Blame it on a busy schedule (which is actually quite accurate). But I promise I’m going to do my best to keep it up-to-date and reinfused with exciting new content. While I work on that, I kind of want to encourage you to get over there and press the “Like” button if you have yet to do so. I’d appreciate it. I’d also appreciate you looking at this weekend-starting edition of Pick Your Poison. Thumbs up today for tracks from Bogan Via, Book Club, Empresarios, Mist Glider, MMOSS and Sean Bones. The entirety of the Soundcloud section today is great stuff available for streaming should you be so inspired, and I hope you will be. Have a great weekend everybody!

Algernon Doll – Spiral Sounds

Bogan Via – TES

Book Club – Oh! You Lied

The Broken Needles – Saltflat Baby

Challenger – I Am Switches

Cracked Latin – My Miami

Empresarios – Rompan Fila

Hot Hot Hawk – Rise and Down (ft. Ksenia Popova)

Kairo Kingdom – One Two (No Big Deal Remix)

Kendrick Lamar – The Recipe (Its Overture Remix)

Landerim – The Black Swarm

Mist Glider – Just Us

MMOSS – Another Dream

Saturday, Monday – Headshake (ft. Julia Spada)

Sculpt – Deece

Sean Bones – United

SOUNDCLOUD

Avicii – Summerburst ID (Shoe Scene Symphony Bootleg/Unofficial Remix)

GRMLN – Patio

HAERTS – Wings

Mr MFN eXquire – Telephuck (ft. Gucci Mane)

Popstrangers – Heaven

Teen Daze – Divided Loyalties

Oh, let’s have a rather pointless discussion for today’s Pick Your Poison intro. Glancing at the calendar, I can’t help but notice that it’s 10/11/12. These sequential date things have been going on once a year since 1/2/03, and after 2014 there won’t be any more of them for close to another 100 years. In that regard, we should make the most of such moments and create some new memories. The date is easy enough to remember, so you’ll never forget that time you did that thing on 10/11/12. It’s National Coming Out day as well, which can be a monumental event in a person’s life, telling family and friends about your sexual orientation. If that describes you and it’s something you’re ready for, I encourage you to do that today. Really you can do that any day though, and it’ll still be a very special occasion. Or things could go horribly wrong and your family disowns you. That’d actually be special too, but for all the wrong reasons. For the rest of us, I’m sure that if we can’t come up with something exciting to do on a Thursday night besides go to work or sit at home watching the Vice Presidential debate, we’ll still have until November 12, 2013 to figure out something wild to do then. You know what though? Maybe today is the day you discover your new favorite band via Pick Your Poison. Let me recommend a few tracks for you from Andy Burrows, Fake Blood, Hank & Cupcakes, Purity Ring (ft. Danny Brown) and Torkelsen. In the Soundcloud section don’t miss audio streams from Benjamin Francis Leftwich, Ducktails and Yellow Ostrich.

Amicus – Sometimes I Miss You

Andy Burrows – Company

Black Lizard – Dead Light

Fake Blood – Bionic

Hank & Cupcakes – Sweet Potion

KIDCITY – Call Mom

Lovely Little Girls – Massive Vulva Cantaloupe

Metal Mother – Mind_Off

Purity Ring – Belispeak II (ft. Danny Brown)

SLDGHMR – Deviate (ft. La Felix)

Squarehead – More Quickly

Torkelsen – Havet

Van She – Jamaica (Mad Professor Dub)

VBZ – Quasicrystals (Grand Atrium Remix)

SOUNDCLOUD

Benjamin Francis Leftwich – In The Open

Cities Aviv – G A L L E R Y G U R L Z

Ducktails – The Flower Lane

LCMDF – I Go Insane

Menahan Street Band – Lights Out

Yellow Ostrich – Ghost

Okay, let’s spend another Wednesday talking about another band coming through Chicago soon. This time it’s Vancouver foursome Yukon Blonde, who will be at Lincoln Hall this Sunday, October 14th. Their second album Tiger Talk came out earlier this year and was filled with hook-heavy rock songs that have the ability to stick in your head for days. One of the things that makes Yukon Blonde such a great band is their incessant touring schedule. Honestly, I can’t really recall many bands that seem to tour more than these guys. Sure, there’s the possibility of becoming road weary, but the more shows you play the better you get at it. From what I’ve heard, Yukon Blonde have become incredibly good in their performances, so make sure you show up right at 8pm for their opening set. Please enjoy the song “Stairway” as inspiration to pick up a $15 ticket to this 21+ show. I’m also pleased to say The Jezabels will be headlining the show, touring in support of their new album Prisoner, which is also pretty good. So to sum up, 2 excellent bands playing 1 excellent Chicago venue this Sunday night. Buy advance tickets here. Let’s talk about today’s Pick Your Poison now, shall we? I’ll hand out gold stars in today’s edition to songs from Ace Reporter, The Delta Routine, Exquisite Corps, Free Energy, Mean Lady and Meshell Ndegeocello. In the Soundcloud section, you won’t want to miss streaming songs from The Babies, Young Volcanoes and Com Truise’s remix of The Twilight Sad.

Ace Reporter – Untouched and Arrived

Alt-j – Tessellate (SARM Acoustic Version)

Dancing Heals – Live and Learn

The Delta Routine – Don’t Wanna Let You Down

Exquisite Corps – I Want What I Want

Fantasy Rainbow – Condominium

Free Energy – Dance All Night

Legendary Wings – Nachos

Leon the Professional – The Real

Main Attrakionz – Cloud Body

Mean Lady – Bop Bop

Meshell Ndegeocello – To Be Young, Gifted and Black (ft. Cody ChestnuTT)

Palmbomen – Black Safari

Ronnie Fauss – This Year

Staygold – Wallpaper (ft. Style of Eye and Pow)

SOUNDCLOUD

The Babies – Get Lost

Enfant – Border of Mexico

From the Airport – Colors

Stockers! – Times Before

The Twilight Sad – Sick (Com Truise Remix)

Young Volcanoes – Traffic

It’s a surprisingly strong week for new albums, but then again when we get into the fall like this, almost every week is strong. Be on the lookout for new stuff from AC Newman, Black Marble, Black Moth Super Rainbow, Callers, Can, Caviare Days, Chrome Canyon, Citizens!, Coheed and Cambria, Converge, Dana Falconberry, Django Django, Electric Six, Ellie Goulding, Freelance Whales, Kaki King, John Cale, Letting Up Despite Great Faults, Lord Huron, Mark Mallman, Martin Eden, Matt and Kim, Metz, Paws, Portugal. The Man, Royal Trux, Tame Impala, Trash Talk, Ty Segall and The Wallflowers. If that’s not good enough for you, or perhaps you’re in the mood for something a little bit different or fresher, enjoy the mp3s in today’s Pick Your Poison. Good stuff I’ll advise you to check out from Bear Colony, Daymoths, Departures, Fat Goth, How to destroy angels, Left Boy and Silkies. In the Soundcloud section, don’t miss streaming songs from Generationals, Mac DeMarco, MØ and The Pains of Being Pure at Heart.

Adele – Skyfall (Theatre of Delays Remix)

Bear Colony – Flask Retort

Bronx Science – The Light Behind Your Light Is Changing

Crash and the ‘Coot – Brian Fury Wins! (Alternate Version)

Daymoths – Terrible Beauty

Departures – Being There

Elim Bolt – Farm Kid

Fat Goth – Debbie’s Dirty Harry

Glimmermen – Travellin’ Men

Great Caesar – Tuned to Break

How to destroy angels – Keep it together

Humphrey Milles – Breathe

Left Boy – Sweet Dreams

Little Dragon – Little Man (Clancy’s Deep Haze Remix)

Quixotism – Sooner

Silkies – Red

SOUNDCLOUD

Generationals – Sale City

Mac DeMarco – Ode to Viceroy

MØ – Pilgrim

Morgan D – Feel Like Singin (The La La Song)

The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart – Jeremy

Scorpio Loon – Things I Like To Do

Happy Columbus Day to you and yours. I hope you got the day off work to celebrate. If not, just know that Christopher Columbus wasn’t exactly the greatest of people. He basically discovered America by accident, then proceeded to drive out the Native Americans that already lived there. If such a thing were to happen today, the media would relentlessly criticize such a move. Instead we call the man enough of a hero to get a holiday named after him. If he wouldn’t have gotten lost on his way to India, somebody else would have discovered North America, and from there who knows what direction the country might have taken. I’m happy about the freedoms I have today, and hope that in spite of his shady deeds it was the right move for the country. Okay, let’s do some Monday edition of Pick Your Poison. Don’t miss some good tracks today from Jenee Halstead, King of Spain, Letting Up Despite Great Faults, Peculiar Pretzelmen, Qurious, and Village. Remixes from DISCOFORGIA and Justin K. Broadrick also make for some excellent work. In the Soundcloud section, stream good stuff from Girls Names, Martin Eden (aka Eluvium) and SURES.

Bon Iver – Minnesota, WI (Lovely Extended Remix)

Caveman the Wise – Harold of the Moon

David Guetta ft. Taped Rai – Just One Last Time (Fareoh Remix)

Diva Dompe – Inverted Image

Gallons to Ounces – It Kills Me

Jenee Halstead – Rodeo of Sadness

King of Spain – Green Eyes

Letting Up Despite Great Faults – Bulletproof Girl

Mogwai – George Square Thatcher Death Party (Justin K. Broadrick Reshape)

Mykus – Pressing Flowers

Neil Nathan – Sweep the Nation

Nerd Revolt – Breaking Free

Oreaganomics – Happy Yet True

Peculiar Pretzelmen – Hammer/Nails

Qurious – Rubies

Tame Impala – Elephant (DISCOFORGIA Remix)

Village – Nowhere

SOUNDCLOUD

Arkells – Thinkin Bout You (Frank Ocean Cover)

Childhood – Blue Velvet

Girls Names – The New Life

Legs Like Tree Trunks – Snowflake

Martin Eden – Short Cut

SURES – L.A.

It’s Friday, I’m out of town for the weekend, so I’m going to keep this very short and very sweet. Have fun and try not to do anything I wouldn’t do. What wouldn’t I do? The short answer is not much. I think my upcoming weekend away will more than prove that. But in my stead, please enjoy this Friday edition of Pick Your Poison. Good stuff today from David Bronson, La Chansons, The Modern Airline, Pretty & Nice and Sunglasses. In the Soundcloud section there’s delightful tracks to stream from Those Darlins, Vitalic, The Walkmen and Joe Goddard’s (of Hot Chip) remix of Jessie Ware. Have a great weekend!

Buffalo Killers – It’s a Shame (Live)

The Cast of Cheers – Human Elevator (Errors Remix)

Misfits ft. Lazy Habits – Coda

Coves – Wicked Game (Chris Isaak cover)

Danny Brown – Grown Up (Nubbz Remix)

Danny Switchblade – Ordinary Neighborhood SuperStar

David Bronson – Times

Kat Webb – Waver

La Chansons – Treasure Trove

The Modern Airline – Vee Haf Veys (of Making You Rock)

Pretty & Nice – Capsules

Rainy Milo – The Other Way

Starkey ft. Trim – Solar Flare (Freestyle)

Sunglasses – Cold Shoulder

The Trashed Romeos – I Sit and Cry

Wiz Khalifa ft. The Weeknd – Remember You (VOODOO FARM Club Remix)

SOUNDCLOUD

Casablanca – Journey

Jessie Ware – Night Light (Joe Goddard Remix)

The Mouth Of Ghosts – When The Sun Sets

Those Darlins – Summer’s Dead

Vitalic – Stamina

The Walkmen – Dance with Your Partner