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Ugh. I am wiped out. The sort of wiped out that has you falling asleep at your keyboard in the middle of the day. The sort of wiped out where all you want to do is crawl into bed and sleep for 24 hours straight, foregoing meals or any other possible life responsibility. Music festivals are not exactly kind to the human body, and a majority of my peers tell me that they can’t do the 8-10 hours of standing, dancing and generally rocking out each day for three days that such a festival sometimes requires. I’ve had marathon runners say that they’re comfortable doing a 5 or 10K in a few hours, but wouldn’t dream of attending a music festival full-on for three days because of the toll it takes on your body. And that’s not even taking into account aftershows. Of course maybe I’m being overly dramatic here. I mean, if you look at things like Coachella and Bonnarroo and Lollapalooza and see 100,000 people or so all trying to survive a weekend (though that doesn’t account for arrival times or single day ticket holders), there are plenty who view music festivals as a challenge. That’s certainly how I used to view it. In a year or two I’ll have been hitting the music festivals hard for 10 years straight, and am arguably worse for the wear. I take Mondays after a music festival off from my full time job because I know at this point I’ll need that day to recover. And I’m clearly still not there yet. But I still love it just the same, though I’m not trying to push myself quite so hard anymore. Showing up at 2 p.m. instead of noon seems a-ok with me if I can get some more sleep and general rest. So please excuse me while I take some time to recover from this year’s Lollapalooza. It was a wild one, and I hope you were there to enjoy it with me, or at the very least watched some of it online. I’ll just leave you with this edition of Pick Your Poison. Choice tracks today come from Chad Kichula, Dustin Wong, Forest Fire, iNCH, Nobody Ever, Party Supplies and PJ Harvey. In the Soundcloud section after the jump, stream new tracks from Cut Copy, Frankie Rose, London Grammar and Mike Donovan.

Atlas Genius – If So (TheFatRat Remix)

Chad Kichula – The Whale’s Back

Dustin Wong – The Big She

Forest Fire – Waiting in the Night

Freeweights – Rust on My Heart

Grizmatik – My People

iNCH – The Chefalo Knot

Jupiter Lion – Black Mouth (Gonzo in Vegas Folk Remix)

Nobody, Ever – The Last Good Thing

Party Supplies – Beautiful Girl

Philos Moore – Not Too Level

PJ Harvey – Shaker Aamer

Singularity – Horizon Unplugged (ft. Nilu & Rucas)

Week of Wonders – Piggybacks

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Normally on Thursdays I have This Week in Music, a segment which has me pointing you in the direction of all sorts of fun and interesting music-related things on the Internet that popped up over the last 7 days. Well, given that we’re on the eve of yet another Chicago music festival, I’ve decided to forego that segment for this week to get myself prepared for the tidal wave that is Lollapalooza. I hope you’ll be going this year too, as it sold out almost immediately from music hungry fans. Speaking of which, if you’re not sure who to see this weekend at Lolla, make sure you check out my preview guide for an hour-by-hour dissection of the best bands performing on each of the three days of the festival. It’s gonna be a blast! If you’re not going or are maybe just going to watch the YouTube stream, perhaps a Thursday edition of Pick Your Poison can satisfy some cravings for some new and great music. Highlights today come from Angel Haze (covering Kanye West), Bad Sports, Hunters, La Luz, Pop. 1280 and Spook Houses. In the Soundcloud section after the jump, stream songs from Deap Vally (at Lolla this weekend), Factory Floor, Jensen Sportag, and Summer Cannibals.

Angel Haze – New Slaves (Kanye West cover)

Bad Sports – Let Me In

Basin City – Media Blackout

Carmody – Vulcani

Hunters – Seizure

La Luz – Big Big Blood

Modo Stare – We Dream of Mountains

Nadia Nair – Monika the Brave (FIXYN Remix)

orange gold red – Ink

Pop. 1280 – Human Probe

Rehan Dalal – If You Love Me

Siente – Wonderful

Spook Houses – Living the Dream

Tory Lanez – Icey Dicey

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Today’s notable tracks come from The Belle Game, Black City Lights, Born Gold, Future Loves Past, Mac DeMarco, Panoramic & True, and Zammuto. In the Soundcloud section after the jump, stream songs from Daedelus, Deer Tick, The Preatures and The Weekend.

The Belle Game – River

Black City Lights – Tried So Hard

Born Gold – Hunger

Chalk – In Your Suit

David Bronson – Times (Silk Lung Remix)

Disclosure – When A Fire Starts to Burn (The Basement Tapes Remix)

Figaro – Moving Slowly

Future Loves Past – Pretty Things

Hello Gravity – Golden

Mac DeMarco – Young Blood

Night Beats – Outta Mind

Panoramic & True – Bells

Psymbionic – Chemical Plant Zone

Zammuto – Need Some Sun

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Hello Tuesday, and by proxy, hello to the new albums being released today. As I like to do every week, let me pass along a list of artists unleashing new music on the unsuspecting public, because this is something you should be aware of even if you haven’t bought an album in a year. That said, look for releases from the following artists this week: Adam Franklin, Alela Diane, Buddy Guy, John Zorn, Michael Franti, and Robin Thicke. That’s it? Well, we are in the sparse release landscape that is summer. Ah well, plenty more things to look forward to in the coming weeks. Of course if you need your fix of new music right now, I’m happy to help with today’s Pick Your Poison. There’s some delightful tracks from The Basement Tapes, Brother Dege, Friendzone, Ha Ha Tona, Hey Sholay, MK Ultra and WhoaBear. In the Soundcloud section after the jump, stream new tracks from The Darcys, RJD2, Stay Bless, These Animals and WRITER.

Alistair Albrecht – Spread Love

The Basement Tapes – Illusive Moon

Beatrice Mason – When Love Breaks Down

Brother Dege – How to Kill a Horse

Devon Tarrell – I Don’t Like Your Friends

Friendzone – 8AM

Ha Ha Tonka – Colorful Kids

Hey Sholay – If that big old fat yellow thing in the sky was to burn out I would grab you by the hand and float off into orbit (a song for robert wyatt)

Hybrid Theory – What’s Going Down

Little Foxes – We Are Fascinated

Lungz – Underground Kangs

MK Ultra – Let’s Go

Poeticat – Rooftops

WhoaBear – BedBug

Young Aundee – Of a Small Stature

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Monday marks the start of Lollapalooza Week here at Faronheit. This is a tradition that has been going on since somewhere around 2006, though of course due to the loss of the site archives during a move back in 2010 you can really only check out coverage from the last couple years, if that’s something you’re looking for. This year is going to be a great time, if the speed of ticket sales are any indication. I’ve got a million and one things planned for this week already, it’s going to be tough to get a normal amount of writing in. But have no fear, I’ll be doing my best to keep you up-to-date with the bands you should see and the crazy shenanigans happening all over Chicago this upcoming weekend. Anticipate a Spotify playlist(s) with artists on the lineup, a preview guide, daily recaps, and final thoughts with photos. Speaking of which, I should mention that if you’re going to be in town on Thursday night and have nothing to do, the folks at FILTER Magazine are throwing a fun (21+) party at Logan Square Auditorium at the cost of FREE. There will be DJ sets from the team behind the forthcoming comedy The World’s End, Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and director Edgar Wright. Also DJing will be Chris Holmes and Windy City Soul Club. Oh yeah, and live performances too, from Chicago’s own Smith Westerns plus the lovely MNDR. Not only is it free to get in and you get to see a movie plus hear some great music, but all drinks will be on the house as well (which is why it’s 21+). Sounds like a great time, right? RSVP here. Things kick off at 9PM on Thursday night, but you’ll probably want to show up early because entry is first come, first served! Now then, let’s get to today’s Pick Your Poison. Don’t miss tracks from Bad Cello, The Bynars, The Dead Daisies, Friendzone, Hailer, Mucca Pazza and Teengirl Fantasy. In the Soundcloud section after the jump, stream new songs from Basement Jaxx, Ditt Inre, Girls Against Boys, Kissaway Trail and Supreme Cuts (ft. Channy from Polica).

Bad Cello – Safe Side

Bonobo – Know You (SuperVision Remix)

The Bynars – Dancing on a Dream

Cyclist ft. Maiko Watson – Shine

The Dead Daisies – Lock ‘N’ Load (ft. Slash)

Friendzone – Poly

Hailer – Postcards

Hockey – My Mind (Penguin Prison Remix)

Joel RL Phelps & The Downer Trio – Thank You and Goodnight

Left Boy – Laying in the Snow

Malek – Back to the Basics

Mucca Pazza – Boss Taurus

Teengirl Fantasy (ft. Romanthony) – Do It (Got the Feeling Dub)

Ursa Minor – October (Shenoda Remix)

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It’s Thursday, which means it’s time for another weekly dip into the pool of music news, interviews and videos that I like to call This Week In Music! Yes, in addition to the normal Pick Your Poison mp3s and Soundcloud streams, I like to toss out links to a bunch of other music-related content that I’ve found interesting or worthwhile over the course of the week. I encourage you to check some, if not all of these things out, particularly if you’re looking to waste some time. There’s plenty to see, read and hear:

Stream AlunaGeorge’s debut album Body Music via Soundcloud

Watch the 14-minute documentary on The Postal Service called “Some Idealistic Future”

Watch a second official music video for Pixies’ “Bagboy”

Watch a 60-second teaser for the new Cults album Static

Watch Franz Ferdinand’s music video for “Love Illumination”

Music Video: Washed Out – Don’t Give Up

Stream Mac DeMarco’s Live at Russian Recording live cassette

Music Video: Fiona Apple – Hot Knife

Once you’re done looking over those many distractions above, there’s still an edition of Pick Your Poison to keep you flush with new music. Enjoy tracks from Algernon Doll, Bad Cop, Bonnie Whitmore, Briar Rabbit, Dinosaur Feathers, Giga Herbs, Saint Motel and Sunset Graves. In the Soundcloud section, stream new tracks from FIDLAR, Moving Units, Pillars and Tongues, and Sam Smith.

Algernon Doll – Aerosol

Bad Cop – Barbarella Graham

Bonnie Whitmore – Heartbreaker

Briar Rabbit – So Long

Death Valley Rally – Come On

Dinosaur Feathers – Juror B37

Flamingo Bay – Serpentine

Giga Herbs – Froggin

Migos – Versace (ft. Drake)

Panama Wedding – All of the People

Saint Motel – My Type

Spineriders – Thunder Junkie

Sunset Graves – Safe and Empty

Young Lyons – My Own Town

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We’re in the dead heat of music festival season right now in Chicago, and as I shift my focus away from Pitchfork Music Festival and towards the direction of Lollapalooza, I’d like to take a moment to tell you about an exciting event happening next Thursday, August 1st. I don’t know about you, but I’m a pretty big fan of Jessie Ware. Her album Devotion was one of my favorites last year, and I think she’s a future R&B superstar. She’s also performing at the sold out Lollapalooza next weekend. While I’m grateful for music festivals providing a way to see hundreds of bands in a single space over the course of a few days, I do tend to prefer smaller sized performances with artists. It lends a sense of intimacy to things, and you don’t have to deal so much with hot weather and messy crowds. Anyways, the W Hotel on Lake Shore Drive in Chicago is going to be hosting a Lollapalooza pre-party next Thursday featuring an intimate performance by Jessie Ware. You can’t buy tickets to it, and you could well call it a private event, unless you win tickets. Not only that, but you can win a whole prize package that includes a three night stay at the W, two 3-day passes to Lollapalooza, and admittance into the Jessie Ware show on Thursday night. It’s a sweet deal, and you don’t have to sell your firstborn child to enter to win either. Just upload a music-related photo to Instagram before 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, July 25th and include the hashtag #WMusicINSIDER. Then follow @whotels and @whotelsofchi on Instagram and you’re automatically entered to win. For more details on this contest, go here. Sound good? Now let’s get to today’s Pick Your Poison. There’s some great tracks today from Body Parts, Cavaliers of Fun, Decoy Jet, Hollis Brown, Paper Lions, Scott & Charlene’s Wedding and Tight Nights. In the Soundcloud section after the jump, stream songs from Claire, Crystal Antlers, Icona Pop, The Lumineers, The Naked and Famous and The Orwells.

3rd Prototype ft. Meg & Dia – Monster

Body Parts – Desperation

Brave Young Lion – 122A

Cavaliers of Fun – Valley of Dreams

Decoy Jet – Action Reaction

Gaoler’s Daughter – St. Peter

Hollis Brown – Doghouse Blues

Jimi Nxir – Thundher

LOGO – Fabrice (Bwi-Bwi Remix)

Paper Lions – My Friend

Phoenix – Trying to Be Cool (Grum Remix)

Scott & Charlene’s Wedding – Wild Heart

Tight Nights – The Minors

Young Dreams – Footprints (Naysayer & Gilsun Remix)

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It’s Tuesday, which means I run down the list of artists releasing new albums this week. The goal is to inform you about the new music and maybe even act as a reminder if you forgot that one of your favorites was coming out with something new. We’re in the doldrums of summer, so the release list is a bit small at the moment, but that doesn’t mean there’s not some quality in here. Pick up copies of albums from any of these artists via your local independent music retailer or online retailer: Admirers, Baroness, Coke Weed, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Eric and Magill, Fialta, Fuck Buttons, Gogol Bordello, Grant Hart, Hunx and His Punx, Kyle Andrews, The Love Language, Smashing Pumpkins (reissue), Sombear, Van Dyke Parks, and Weekend. If it’s individual songs you’re looking for, allow me to point you in the direction of today’s Pick Your Poison. It’s below. There’s some sweet treats in this set from The Band in Heaven, Cavalier King, Freddie Gibbs & Madlib, The Grisly Band, Local Natives, M.G. Baker Co., Sleepmakeswaves, TORCHES and Vial of Sound. In the Soundcloud section after the jump, stream tracks from Chelsea Wolfe, Sebadoh, Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin and Tei Shi.

Afrojack – Funk With me (Team Jaguar Bootleg)

The Band in Heaven – Dandelion Wine

Bundinha – Me Gustas Tu

Cavalier King – Storm

Freddie Gibbs & Madlib – City (ft. Karrein Riggins)

The Grisly Band – Country Singles

Half Waif – Wooden Horse

Local Natives – You & I (Local Natives Remix)

Lungz – Live or Die

M.G. Baker Co. – All I Wanna Do

Sleepmakeswaves – In Limbs and Joints

Tallinn Daggers – Highwire Artists

TORCHES – If the People Stare

Vial of Sound – The Day We Both Died

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Woof. I hope your weekend was fantastic. Mine absolutely was, and if you’ve been following the site and my Twitter feed all weekend I’m sure you got a good idea of the many things that went down at Pitchfork Music Festival. Like previous years, it was a whole lot of fun with a whole lot of great people. If you’ve never been I strongly encourage you to go. Full coverage, including daily recaps of all the bands I saw, is available here. I’m a bit out of it after taking an aggressive approach to each day over the weekend, so I’m going to need today to recover. I’ve still got one final Pitchfork Music Fest report to write, an ending summary along with a million and one photos. It’ll get done…sometime this week. Stay tuned on that. But in the meantime, the music continues and Pick Your Poison continues. Don’t miss tracks today from Art Decade, The Chill Marks, Flashlights, Grooms, Las Kellies and TOTEM. In the Soundcloud section, stream new songs from Drew Price, Explosions in the SKy with David Wingo, James Ferraro, Modern Hut and TRAAMS.

Arc Rev One – Funk N It Up

Art Decade – No One’s Waiting

Charlie Greene – I’m Going Inside

The Chill Marks – Missing

Colette – When the Music’s Loud

Damon Albarn – Monkey Bee (Nosaj Thing Remix)

Emma Heartbeat – The Machine (Freakatronic Remix)

Flashlights – Don’t Take Me Seriously

Flowers Groove – Strange Feelings (DeLix Remix)

Grooms – I Think We’re Alone Now

Las Kellies – Melting Ice

Matt Script – All Day

Profecy – Standing in the Rain (ft. Matt B)

TOTEM – Rich Girl

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At this point in the week I typically put together the Thursday segment I call “This Week In Music,” which features some of my favorite non-mp3 music things for you to read and watch and generally enjoy. Due to the work I’m putting in on Pitchfork Music Festival-related duties right now (it starts tomorrow afternoon!), that segment is going to have to wait until next Thursday. As I continue to mention, you can see all of my Pitchfork Music Fest coverage by following this link, but you can also follow me on Twitter for direct, on-site band-by-band updates from the festival all weekend long. It’s set to be a great time, and I wish they were streaming it online for everyone who can’t go. Alas, not this year. But maybe instead of sitting on your computer all weekend watching bands perform you can download and stream some great new tracks from some great new bands instead. That’s what Pick Your Poison is all about. In today’s edition, don’t miss songs from Alexia Coley, Franskild, Kim Lenz, Migrant Kids, Therese Aune, Toy Soldiers and Yuck. In the Soundcloud section after the jump, stream new songs from Elvis Costello & The Roots, Forest Swords, Sarah Neufeld, We Are Scientists and Sally Shapiro’s remix of Young Galaxy.

The African You – Not Sure

Alexia Coley – Love at First Sight

The Band of Strangers – The Black Bird Song

Dally – Incest Breeding

Dark City Agent – I Need More

Franskild – Shards

Jay Stolar – Like You Do

Kim Lenz – Follow Me

Migrant Kids – Canvas of Me

Sundays – Delicate

Therese Aune – In My Quiet Place

Toy Soldiers – Tell the Teller

Tre David – Brain Dead

Yuck – Rebirth

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We’ve reached the middle of the week, and while I’d typically spend this intro writing about some music news item or offering some sort of pop culture commentary, during this particular week I’m a bit pressed for time. There’s a lot going on, the most important of those things being preparing for this year’s Pitchfork Music Festival and the week-long coverage I’m working on for that. Sadly, something must suffer as a result, and these intros are that. So, if you click this link, you can view all the Pitchfork Music Fest coverage I’ve written so far, and will continue to write for the next few days. Beyond that, please enjoy the tracks that are part of today’s Pick Your Poison. Recommendations include cuts from Alligator Indian, Breakbot & Irfane, Ducky, Glimmermen, Stout Cortez and Walking Shapes. In the Soundcloud section after the jump, stream new stuff from The Dismemberment Plan, Keep Shelly in Athens, No Age, and the Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs remix of Disclosure’s “F For You”.

Admirers – Spirit Lamp (Joywave Remix)

Alligator Indian – Corpsing

Breakbot & Irfane – Bedtime Stories

Cleo Sol – Borderline

Ducky – Air (Night Version)

Faux Effet – Boeter öi Xai

Gita – Let That

Glimmermen – This Town

The Lawsuits – Arts & Crafts

Mist Glider – Going Away

Nina Yasmineh – Seven Years

Stout Cortez – Evolution is Fleeting

Unlike Pluto – Focus

Walking Shapes – Bison

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Do people get genuinely excited about Tuesdays anymore? I mean, I do, but I’m not sure how many others do. Considering all the piracy that goes on, with albums and such leaking before their official release dates, has that tempered the excitement? I can see how that might be. For me, it’s about the physicality of holding something in your hands, which means actually buying something from a brick and mortar store (or ordering it online). So some weeks I’ll race to the store on a Tuesday and raid the shelves, dropping more money than I might otherwise like. Still, it’s a great feeling from time to time, and I hope it never dies out or goes away. So let me provide the service I do every Tuesday, which is to list the artists with some new stuff coming out, just to make sure you’re aware of it. Look for fresh releases this week from Court Yard Hounds, David Lynch, Frank Black, Gauntlet Hair, A Grave With No Name, Robert Randolph, Soft Metals, Speedwell (featured below!), White Dove and Yoya. Good stuff, but if none of that inspires you, maybe you’ll discover something new and great in today’s Pick Your Poison. Let me recommend tracks from Autre Ne Veut, BEACH, Diplo, Jake Bellows, Kid Karate and U137. In the Soundcloud section after the jump, stream new songs from Army Navy, Barbarossa, Earl Sweatshirt, Pure Bathing Culture and TV Ghost.

Autre Ne Veut – On and On

BEACH – O, Packaging

Clang Boom Steam – Clan

Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. – If You Didn’t See Mee (Then You Weren’t on the Dancefloor) (AMTRAC Remix)

Diplo – Crown (ft. Mike Posner & Boaz Van De Beatz & Riff Raff)

Good Friend – Ships That Sink

Jake Bellows – All Right Now

Jay-Z ft. Justin Timberlake – Holy Grail (VOODOO FARM Remix)

Kid Karate – Heart

Kool Head – Leon

Runaway Sun – Let’s Run

Speedwell – This Is Us

Steel Pulse – Put Your Hoodies On (4 Trayvon)

U137 – Dreamer on the Run

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If you’re the sort of person who just clicked on over to this page and didn’t take a look at the main site, let me do my best to bring you up to speed. It’s Pitchfork Music Festival week here at Faronheit. This happens for a full week every year, and it’s a lot of fun even if you’re not attending the festival itself, which takes place this weekend, July 19-21. Have a look at the official site for details on the lineup and set times and a few other key items like ticket prices if you’re so inclined. But say you don’t live in Chicago and can’t afford to make the trip. The good news is the festival will be streamng all weekend long. I can’t tell you exactly where that will be streaming just yet, but you can sort of live vicariously through your computer screen all weekend if you so choose. One of my absolute favorite things about the Pitchfork Music Festival is its lineup. It’s a boutique festival so with only three stages and limited resources it’s a much more friendly and down-to-earth vibe all weekend with good people and not a lot of corporate signage. The lineup largely matches that perspective, with not a lot of big names you’ve heard of unless you’re really deeply into music, and part of the fun is discovering new acts. Well, you don’t need to go too far to find out more about any of them. On this first day of Pitchfork Music Festival Week, I’ve put together a comprehensive Artist Guide to help you learn about and hear music from all the artists on the lineup this year. I’ll have day-by-day previews, along with day-by-day recaps in the coming days as well. So I hope you’ll check some of that stuff out beyond just another edition of Pick Your Poison. Now then, about that. Today’s noteworthy tracks come from Dim Peaks, Jack Wilson, The Mother Hips, Qurious, Shelby Earl, Therese Aune and Chicago’s own Wedding Dress. In the Soundcloud section after the jump, stream new songs from Caged Animals, Dan Croll, Editors, Jackson Scott and Smallpools.

D’Amato – BPA Free

Dim Peaks – Reason

Fialta – Cars

Jack Wilson – Rainbow/Tiger

Moduloktopus – Afuego Limpio

The Mother Hips – Song for JB

Pink Frost – Ruins

Planet Z – Rumor of the Panther

Qurious – Rima

Shelby Earl – Swift Arrows

Therese Aune – We Will Never Be the Ones

Valente – The Distant Lights

Wedding Dress – The Mange

Windbreaker – I Did This to Myself

Young Aundee – Young Small Town Boy (Bronski Beat cover)

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It’s Thursday, which means it’s time for another weekly dip into the pool of music news, interviews and videos that I like to call This Week In Music! Yes, in addition to the normal Pick Your Poison mp3s and Soundcloud streams, I like to toss out links to a bunch of other music-related content that I’ve found interesting or worthwhile over the course of the week. I encourage you to check some, if not all of these things out, particularly if you’re looking to waste some time. There’s plenty to see, read and hear:

Hear the new Pearl Jam single “Mind Your Manners”

Watch Eleanor Friedberger perform her song “Stare at the Sun” on “Fallon”

Music Video: Yo La Tengo – Ohm

Jay-Z performed his song “Picasso Baby” at Pace Gallery in NYC for 6 hours

Watch a long lost promo clip of Nirvana promoting their album In Utero in 1993

Music Video: Julia Holter – In the Green Wild

Watch Rhye perform “The Fall” on “Kimmel”

Fred Armisen as “Ricky Chism” promotes the new Queens of the Stone Age record on USB drive in hilarious fashion

Stream a new song from King Krule called “Easy Easy”

Film lovers, please check out this new Pitchfork-affiliated site The Dissolve

Beyond those fun, music-related items, there’s a whole set of mp3s and other audio streams for you to enjoy as part of today’s Pick Your Poison. Allow me to give a warm reception to tracks from Dinosaur Bones, Fortune Howl, Ginkgo, Glass Spells, Heaven, Jacco Gardner and John Nagle. In the Soundcloud section, stream songs from Ballet School, Eric Copeland, Fryars, Foxygen’s Jonathan Rado, We Are Scientists and Widowspeak.

Caravan Palace – Beatophone (Club Mix)

Dinosaur Bones – Sleepsick

Fortune Howl – Interzone Expert

Ginkgo – Faded Glory

Glass Spells – Desperate Love

Habits – Toymakr

Heaven – Telepathic Love

Jacco Gardner – Chameleon

Jackanapes – Hit City

Jeff Rosenstock – Go On Get

John Nagle – Breathe

Phoenix – Trying to Be Cool (A-Trak Remix)

Quiet Life – Devil’s Kin

Sundara Karma – Freshbloom

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