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A brand new Nick Drake record (filled with unreleased material from the vault of the Drake Estate) is set to be released June 19th. Here’s an MP3 of the second track on the record, an old Drake tune called “They’re Leaving Me Behind.”
Track listing:
1. Come In To The Garden (introduction) (Nick Drake)
2. They’re Leaving Me Behind (Nick Drake)
As you can see, the white mystery jet is a B747 and not a B707.
Mystery Jets’ new album Zootime was released today. And it’s not the soundtrack for that Seattle-area dude who was nailed by a horse and died. Instead, the band has combined tracks from past releases and new material with remixes by London-based DJ Erol Alkan and Simian Mobile Disco founder James Ford. Below you’ll find two songs from the album.
Dan Boeckner of Wolf Parade and his old lady will release their side project album (by the name Handsome Furs) called, Plague Park on May 22nd. Here’s what our brohams at Sub Pop have to say about the album:
“Dark and minimal while noisy and earnest, the point was to be as sparse and repetitive as possible with the help of little more than vocals, guitars, and a new drum machine. Through this, songs of earthbound captains, eggs made of gold and iron, and sleepless bodies were born. Boeckner’s disenchanted vocals thinly resonate while cloaked in a frenzied undertone of fear and uncertainty, all punctuated by bare drum machine beats.”
You’re definitely going to wanna check out the track What We Had.
Forro near a boat
Sweet David Byrne lends his voice and the F-bomb to the Brazilian-via-New-York band, Forro in the Dark. Here’s one now called, “I Wish“.
Lou’s luxurious mane floppin’ around in the breeze
Rating: 8.5
My introduction to Rob Crow was through one of his side projects, Thingy. I was sitting in my living room listening to the Songs About Angels, Evil, and Running Around on Fire album (incidentally – highly recommended) when a friend walked in the room and asked if I was listening to one of the Rob Crow bands.