new Jose Gonzalez

Jose Gonzalez has posted a couple of new songs from his upcoming In Our Nature LP (due out Sept. 25 on Mute) on his myspace page. The album's first single, "Down the Line" (out digitally on August 14), is especially good, recalling Veneer favorite "Crosses." Take a listen here.

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Video of Pase Rock x The Party, live in Dallas on 7/28 (via Central Booking):

premiere: new cass mccombs

cass mccombs and dog

As a huge fan of Cass McCombs' underrated 2005 release PREfection, I'm pretty psyched to premiere this song from his upcoming Domino release Dropping the Writ, due out October 9th. After spinning "That's That" on repeat for the better part of the last 4 hours, I can assure you that, like most of McCombs' best material, this jam is the definition of a grower. Highly recommended:

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Cass McCombs That's That

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Cass McCombs opens for Peter Bjorn and John in Southern California tonight and tomorrow, and will embark on a headlining U.S. tour this fall. Download a couple of his older songs, and view the full Dropping the Writ tracklist, after the jump...

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Cass McCombs Not the Way (from Not the Way)
Cass McCombs Sacred Heart (from PREfection)

Dropping the Writ (October 9, Domino)

Lionkiller
Pregnant Pause
That's That
Petrified Forest
Morning Shadows
Deseret
Crick In My Neck
Full Moon Or Infinity
Windfall
Wheel Of Fortune

white denim at house of blues

White Denim plays tonight here in Dallas at the House of Blues. Saddle Creek-signees Tokyo Police Club and Syracuse, NY's Ra Ra Riot will attempt to follow. As a quick primer, here's some footage of WD playing "Let's Talk About It" at their EP release show in Austin last month, presented by Super!Alright! and Transmission Entertainment (via our friends at partyends.com). View the video after the jump...




Download the clip here.

Marissa Nadler covers Neil Young (again)

It's safe to assume at this point that Marissa Nadler is quite fond of Neil Young. I loved her haunting cover of Young's classic "Cortez the Killer" from a few months back, and today she offers (via her myspace page) this heartbreaking version of "Expecting to Fly," from Buffalo Springfield's 1967 LP, Buffalo Springfield Again:

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Marissa Nadler Expecting to Fly (Neil Young cover)

Marissa Nadler's Songs III: Bird on the Water (with bonus tracks) finally sees U.S. release next week, thanks to Kemado. Expect to see it hanging around my year end top 10. View all the dates for Nadler's upcoming U.S. tour here.

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new m.i.a.

Leave it to Perez Hilton to be the first blogger to post one of the best tracks from M.I.A.'s Kala. We posted the original last week, and today (ahem) Mr. Hilton is hosting M.I.A.'s by-the-numbers-but-still-awesome cover of "Jimmy", which he calls "pure fire" and "a true sonic journey." Stream it here, and if you're extra clever, you might just be able to figure out how to download it from Perez's site (and while you're there, be sure to peruse the highly entertaining comment thread). Between this song, "Paper Planes," and "20 Dollar" (which comes complete w/ Pixies lyrics) it's safe to say Kala doesn't disappoint.

space reggae sunday

"A new direction...A new genre of music I like to call 'space reggae'. There's going to be a huge communal band made up of 50 people and we're going to make space reggae."--Devendra Banhart, 2004



Last time Devendra Banhart rolled through Dallas, we asked him to elaborate on the "space reggae" genre he was in the process of creating. Devendra's reply? "Space reggae is like an island. But it floats." Word. Anyway, based solely on that characteristically vague explanation, we're going to go out on a limb and presuppose that new Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon cut "Tonada Yanomaminista," while neither particularly spacey nor remotely reggae, is totally "space reggae." Listen to it and another new album track (the lovely "Rosa") at Devendra's myspace.

Devendra will post a couple new Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon "songzzzzzzzz" each Friday in the next few weeks, leading up to the album release in September.

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Animal Collective continues their bizarre and mildly disgusting Strawberry Jam art direction by releasing this compromising photo. Man, it's a good thing the album is so awesome:

mm food

Rhymesayers Entertainment has just re-issued MF Doom's classic, out-of-print 2004 release MM..Food? The reissue includes a live DVD, a tour poster, and limited-edition packaging, complete with a chocolate scratch-n-sniff candy bar wrapper. "Potholderz" features some of the best production on the record, thanks mostly to that ill bassline:

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MF Doom Potholderz

Get MM..Food? here.

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Here's the live footage of "Beef Rap," taken from the MM..Food? reissue's bonus DVD:

new super furry animals: "Run Away"

Joining M.I.A.'s Kala and Animal Collective's Strawberry Jam in our ongoing 2007 "good albums with bad album art" series is the Super Furry Animals' new one, Hey Venus! I mean look at that thing...yikes. But luckily, the actual record is really good. And as evidence, we offer the premiere of promo track, "Run Away." While not my favorite song from Hey Venus! (that honor goes to "Carbon Dating"), it's still a great early-'60s, Spector-style R & B number that recalls groups like the Ronettes, minus the wall of sound.

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Super Furry Animals Run Away

Hey Venus! will be released digitally on August 28.

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elsewhere (Dallas/Denton-related):

So I don't know if you guys have seen the Dallas Observer Music Awards nominees yet, but if not, don't waste your time, as the list is pretty much a huge joke. However, our friends at We Shot J.R. are attempting to remedy the lack of a credible and relevant awards ceremony in this town by throwing their own. You can vote here, and WSJR will announce the winners in mid to late August, with an awards ceremony/concert to follow.

you know you a superstar

So Lohan was arrested again, but this time she's totally innocent and besides, it was her assistant's fault anyway. So to celebrate, Central Booking presents the Pase Rock, live in Dallas at the Green Elephant on Saturday night. Hipsters and SMU sorority girls, unite. If you know what I'm saying. Warning: none of the following content is SFW:

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Pase Rock Lindsay Lohan's Revenge (Klever Remix)



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Pase Rock on myspace
Central Booking on myspace
DJ Klever on myspace
Lindsay Lohan on myspace

flashlight fight

New Sub Pop-signees the Go! Team are set to release Proof of Youth on September 11. The whole thing is pretty fun, but holy shit, "Flashlight Fight" might just be the best thing they've ever done. The song features hip-hop legend Chuck D, and sounds like Fear of a Black Planet-era Public Enemy collaborating with those cheerleaders from Wildcats on the score for a '70s cop show.

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The Go! Team Flashlight Fight (link removed)

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In addition to Chuck D, the album also features guest spots from Marina of Bonde Do Role, as well as our favorite pint-size hip-hoppers, the Rappers Delight Club:

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Rappers Delight Club First Ladies Anthem

playhouses

Kyp Malone

TV on the Radio's Kyp Malone stopped by our favorite Portuguese blog, Ma Fama, to play some of his own solo material, and mixed in this stark and intimate version of TVOTR's "Playhouses."

mp3:
Kyp Malone Playhouses (live on Ma Fama)

Visit Ma Fama to hear the interview and the rest of the performance.

magic weapon

Thanks to YANP for making us aware of Magic Weapon, yet another Montreal supergroup with tremendous potential and a rad band name, featuring members of Sunset Rubdown, Shapes and Sizes, Think About Life, and Miracle Fortress. This track, which Picasso describes as "Animal Collective meets Sunset Rubdown," possesses all the sweetness and boundless energy of our favorite Shapes and Sizes jams, and is exactly what I hoped this band would sound like:

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Magic Weapon Cloudy People

Visit Magic Weapon's myspace to hear more.

St. Vincent on the Current

Annie Clark stopped by Minnesota Public Radio's the Current for a short interview and an amazing, stripped-down performance of a few songs from Marry Me, including a particularly shredding version of "Your Lips Are Red." Have a listen.

white dove: live from tiny telephone

We're happy to present the 2nd stop on John Vanderslice's official "Emerald City: Live From Tiny Telephone" blog-tour, following up the awesome "Kookaburra" video with the premiere of the live vid for "White Dove," the album's potent first single:



mp3:
John Vanderslice White Dove

In case you don't follow the internet, John Vanderslice's excellent Emerald City came out yesterday on Barsuk, and even in its roughest, tensest, most distortion-laden moments, it's one of most sonically beautiful albums of the year. Get it here, preferably in high-quality 180-gram vinyl.

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Bonus:

Garrison recently sat down with Vanderslice (via the internet, of course) to ask him a few questions about the "Live From Tiny Telephone" blog tour. View the full JV q & a after the jump...

How did the idea to film this performance come about?

Barsuk came up with it, right after they mentioned it I knew it was perfect. I usually do some kind of supplemental web only stuff for the records: a recording diary for Fourtracker, a User's Guide for Pixel Revolt. I thought this was completely over the top, which is good.

Was it complicated to coordinate the filming?

It was kind of a nightmare! My band mates are very busy and I usually give them a few months of notice, we had to put this together pretty fast. So everyone was canceling and moving around things. Also, Tiny Telephone had only two days open in the month we needed. There were three camera crew and an engineer. It made me think any kind of film/video work is much more difficult than recording.

Was it strange playing a) without an audience and b) to a film crew?

It was hard, I was very self-conscious playing to the camera. I'm not used to it. It would've been easier to have 20 or 30 people in there. It's funny, I kept thinking "I hope these guys like the song," you know strange chatter like that. Meanwhile these guys are probably just trying to focus and get the performances down.

If someone missed a cue or riff, was there a possibility to retake or was that outlawed?

Oh yeah, we redid "Tablespoon of Codeine" 20 times!! We're just like any other band in rehearsal! We had never played 8 of the songs live before. And given that we had two days, it was a very tight schedule. If you missed a change, someone would glare at you for sure...


Do you feel more/less giving away the record in this format could remotely hurt record sales or concert attendance? On paper, it's like going to a free concert.

I think anything like this just stokes up sales and attendance. Having people know about your music is a good thing!


With the Independent mp3s and now with the Emerald City videos, one could assume your quite confident in the JV live show? Is this true?

Well, I have a lot of confidence in my band mates! It's not like I think to myself: "Hello Cleveland... prepare to have your minds blown!" We play a hundred shows a year, so after a while you hope to get good at it. I mean you better!!!

What is the plan with these videos after they've passed through the blog media cycle?

They will stay up forever on the high-res pages that Scott Ottaway, the producer of the video, has set up. Internet c'est génial!

Also since these videos were shot in HD, got a stance: HD-DVD or Blu-ray?

Well Blu-ray may be better but it's harder to crack!

madlib goes bollywood

While we're still on our Bollywood kick from yesterday, here's the promo video for Madlib's upcoming Beat Konducta in India: Vol. 3-4, featuring snippets from the album, and everyone's favorite tiny dancer, Little Superstar:



Beat Konducta in India: Vol. 3-4 comes out August 28 on Stones Throw.

now we are free

Now We Are Free, a new label started by Monitor Records founder Jason Foster, has just released Yeasayer's new, freely distributed 2080/Sunrise single. The label will officially launch with Yeasayer's All Hour Cymbals LP, due sometime this fall. I've talked about Yeasayer's wonderful "2080" a couple times; it continues to receive regular spins on our radio show, and the free single is a nice little preview of what's to come:

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Yeasayer 2080
Yeasayer Sunrise

oh katrina, why you gotta be mean?

Thanks to our friends at Vice for hooking us up with the premiere of this new video for the Black Lips' upcoming UK single, "Katrina," a revivalist surf punk lament from a lover scorned (by a hurricane, no less), grooved out on a mod-pop soundstage. Have I mentioned that I can't wait for these guys to come to TX?



The Black Lips' "Katrina" single will be released by Vice UK on September 3.

the darjeeling limited

Here's the trailer for Wes Anderson's new film, The Darjeeling Limited, due out September 29. The film stars Anderson regulars Owen Wilson, Jason Schwartzman, and Angelica Houston, and the trailer happens to feature one of my favorite Kinks songs ever. Looks like Anderson is sticking to his signature stylistic devices on this one, which is fine by us:



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The Kinks This Time Tomorrow

oh, to win and be won

Just a reminder: one of the more earnest and powerful releases of the year, Bodies of Water's Ears Will Pop & Eyes Will Blink, finally comes out tomorrow. Our love for this band has been well-documented, and their cathartic "gospel-pop" has also won over the fine folks at Said the Gramophone, La Blogotheque, and Music For Robots, to name but a few. Presumably to celebrate tomorrow's release, the band has made a few more mp3s available for download at their website:

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Bodies of Water We Are Co-Existors
Bodies of Water I Guess I'll Forget the Sound, I Guess, I Guess

Paper Thin Walls once likened Bodies of Water's sound to to "the Danielson Famile jamming with the Polyphonic Spree at a wild church social." L.A. folks will have the opportunity to confirm this on Thursday, as the band will play a free album release show in Pershing Square.

m.i.a. covers disco dancer

So it turns out that "Jimmy," the new M.I.A. song from Kala that I've hyped up a couple times in the last week or so, is actually a cover of a song from a 1982 Bollywood blockbuster called Disco Dancer. Apparently this shit was huge in the Soviet Union. Go figure. Anyway, I can't wait to hear how M.I.A. murders this track.

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Parvati Khan Jimmy Jimmy Jimmy Aaja

Check out a snippet of M.I.A.'s version of "Jimmy" here (fast forward to the 1:48 mark). Here's the video of the original from Disco Dancer:

in black hollywood

We were slightly apathetic about hearing the upcoming Camp Lo record, until our friend Weiss went and made the bold claim that In Black Hollywood is "a legitimate contender for best hip-hop album of the year." He also anoints opening cut "Posse From the Bronx" the best opener since "Shakey Dog," which I'm not quite sure about just yet. But I will agree that this record is surprisingly good, and this jam is some vintage Camp Lo that could've come from the Uptown Saturday Night sessions:

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Camp Lo 82 Afros

In Black Hollywood is out tomorrow.

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cat power at ACL 2006

As we mentioned last week, Cat Power is coming to Dallas on August 17, and this show will inevitably sell out. Luckily, the Granada Theater has hooked us up with a pair of tickets to give away. Leave your email in the comments, along with the name of the best Cat Power album. The first correct answer wins.

there's new waves coming in

"The sound of innocence won back. Light like a feather, deep like an ocean. The only music we'll need this summer".
--Sincerely Yours on TTA's New Waves EP



I can get down with a few songs from The Tough Alliance's 2007 New Chance LP ("Miami" and "First Class Riot" are both pretty sweet), but their 2006 New Waves EP is where it's really at. The EP is their proper North American debut, which Summer Lovers Unlimited just released over here in the last week or so. And with only 4 songs clocking in at barely 13 minutes long, it never overstays its welcome, which is exactly what I demand from my sunny Swedish pop. Even better, the generous Summer Lovers Unlimited has made the EP's best track available for free download. Perfect jam for a day like this:

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The Tough Alliance Silly Crimes

The video for "Silly Crimes," with its footage of crashing waves and jump-roping Swedish girls, really couldn't be any more fitting, could it?

Spank Rock DJs: fabricdead + fabricfree

Spank Rock DJs Devlin & Darko have remixed their Fabriclive mix to create the Fabricdead 33.3: the Remix Mixes official bootleg. Limited to only 1000 individually-numbered, handpressed copies, with the packaging pressed on a machine made in 1886, this thing may or may not be legal, so you should get one now before they sell out or just disappear. Watch a short video of the process here. According to Devlin & Darko:

"Everyone seems to have remix fever nowadays! So...we figured, why not take it one step further and remix the mix. This disc contains an alternate version of the Spank Rock "Fabriclive 33" CD, as seen through the eyes of Devlin & Darko. Using the original tracklist as a basis and starting point for each mix, we have created two completely unique and varied outcomes of what might have happened under different circumstances"

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Devlin & Darko Fabricdead snippet

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Bonus:

Download the 26-minute Fabricfree Mr. Devlin Bonus mix. With a tracklist featuring Rod Lee, Mr. Oizo, Sam Cooke, Peter Bjorn & John, Fiona Apple, Devin the Dude, and more, this thing is the absolute fucking jam. It also includes the first I've heard of the studio version of Spank Rock live favorite "Race Riot on the Dance Floor." Highly recommended and all that, grab it now:

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Devlin Fabricfree (36.5 mb)

Check the full Fabricfree tracklist here.

escape city scrapers

mono in vcf

Tacoma's Mono in VCF sent me this song from their upcoming LP after learning of my newfound love for overlooked '60s band the Poppy Family. Turns out that the Poppy Family is a major influence on Mono in VCF's dreamy, "Spector put through a Moog synth" psych-pop. In fact, Poppy Family frontman Terry Jacks even helps out on the band's nearly-completed debut record, which includes a spot-on cover of the amazing "There's No Blood in Bone." The album will be finished soon, but in the meantime, we can't get enough of this one, which is a gorgeous modern take on the classic/timeless pop of Nancy & Lee, the Carpenters, Spector, and the like:

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Mono in VCF Escape City Scrapers

Read more about Mono in VCF at Obscure Sound, and check the band's myspace page to hear the lovely "Masha," on which Terry Jacks contributes background vocals.

Spoon in Austin: Tonight

Britt Daniel of Spoon

In case you hadn't heard, Spoon is playing a not-so-secret-anymore last-minute show tonight in Austin at the Mohawk. Tickets are 10 bucks, and they'll go on around 11. Get there early if you want to get in.

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Spoon The Underdog

it's the party

We have to give a happy 1st anniversary shout to Dallas' official rookies of the year (and today's Quick coverboys), The Party. Sort of hard to believe how much these kids (Nature, Sober, and $elect) have improved the local scene in such a short time, and they've got even more rad shit lined up in the coming weeks. Come out to Zubar tonight to wish them a happy birthday:



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Turbulence Notorious (DJ Nature remix)

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cat power

Dallas' Granada Theater continues their great booking tear with Cat Power on August 17. Get your tickets now, this'll sell out (although we may have a pair of tix to give away soon). Other upcoming shows include Devendra Banhart, the National, and more to be announced soon.

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Cat Power He War

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Finally:

So after sweeping the Twins, the Detroit Tigers officially have the best record in baseball. Who else is psyched about the inevitable Tigers-Cubs World Series?

white denim at the mohawk: tonight

White Denim in HD

Apparently the boys in White Denim were having a few beers this evening at one of Austin's finest establishments, and decided only minutes ago that they should go ahead and play a show tonight, last minute-style. They go on at 11, so you might want to get going.

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White Denim Mess Your Hair Up

Order the band's 7" Let's Talk About It EP here.

really rosie

GvsB's good friend Aquarium Drunkard threw up a really great post today about Harry Nilsson's 1971 animated feature, "The Point," complete with an mp3 of one of Nilsson's songs from the cartoon. One of the comments on said post pointed to the equally wonderful Maurice Sendak-animated "Really Rosie" shorts from the '70s, featuring the "Nutshell Library" stories set to music by Carole King. These clips sparked up some serious feelings of nostalgia, as I was not only a huge fan of Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are as a kid (who wasn't?), but I also loved Carole King's Tapestry, thanks to my mom ("It's Too Late" was my jam when I was like 6). Here's one of my favorites from the series, and you can view some more here.



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Carole King Really Rosie
Carole King Avenue P

the black lips in hollywood

Man, I can not wait for this show (via the Fader):

there's no blood in bone

Thanks to myspace friend Gretchen for inadvertently reminding me about late '60s Canadian psych-pop outfit, the Poppy Family. Their debut LP Which Way You Goin' Billy? is some far out shit, especially when you consider that it's from 1969. In fact, I'm 99% sure that Dan the Automator samples their "What Can the Matter Be" on Deltron 3030, so that should give you some idea...but that's beside the point. Listen to this incredible, slightly demented (but way ahead of its time) psych freakout, which sort of recalls the equally amazing Susan Christie, and consider the fact that this comes from the same dude who brought us "Seasons in the Sun":

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The Poppy Family There's No Blood in Bone

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So unfortunately, I guess this is the final Strawberry Jam cover art. Possibly slightly more aesthetically pleasing than Kala, but still a solid contender for 2007's "best album with the worst cover art" award. Strangely, this proclamation comes almost two years to the day after I named AC's Feels my favorite cover art of 2005:

david vandervelde + blitzen trapper: live in dallas

The David Vandervelde/Blitzen Trapper train made a whistle stop at the Loft last night, and it surely didn't disappoint. The four-tracking Blitzens delivered super tight, and wacky, southern-fried shambles, never mind some outstanding harmonies, and the Vandervelde three-piece pretty much kind of wailed. Neither band smelled particularly good, however.


vandervelde


blitzen trapper

listen to M.I.A.'s Kala

Am I the only one that's still excited about M.I.A.'s Kala? Yeah that cover "art" is atrocious to the point of being almost painful to look at, but today the Fader pointed us in the direction of some shady German site where you can listen to snippets of each song from the LP, and it sounds pretty promising (well, as promising as 30-second snippets can be). Especially non-M.I.A.-sounding tracks like "Jimmy," which could be a lost '80s synth-pop jam, and the dark/bizarre "Mango Pickle Down River," which is actually a cover/collaboration with Aboriginal kids' hip-hop group Wilcannia Mob, and it's as out there as the title implies. Here's the mp3 of the original (EDIT: yeah, pretty sure that's a didgeridoo they're rocking on that joint):

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Wilcannia Mob Down River

UPDATE: Listen to the same previews that were removed from that busted German site here (thanks to john for the tip). I'm telling you, "Jimmy" is going to be a hit.

for agent 13

Here's the new video for one of our favorite songs from one of our favorite records of the year. Like Stereogum says, you're gonna need a Kleenex for this one...I think it's the Polaroids. At any rate, this video made us love the song even more than we already did. Just beautiful, epic (like, Sigur Ros-level epic) stuff:



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The Besnard Lakes And You Lied To Me

tonight

Just wanted to drop a quick reminder about tonight's David Vandervelde/Blitzen Trapper show at the Loft. As an added bonus, behold Lily Allen's triple nipple (via Egotastic). One in ten people have one? Who knew? Man, it's a slow news day:

the pitchfork music festival

Despite this year's subpar sound, the Pitchfork Music Festival has firmly established itself as one of the most laid-back and all-around-enjoyable fests around. The weather was ideal, the Ice Cream Man was in full effect, and we left Chicago with the revelation that all festivals should be required by law to feature at least 3 legendary hip-hop acts. Here are our top 5 highlights from the fest, accompanied by a shit ton of Polaroids™:

1. De La Soul bringing out Prince Paul to DJ and just hang out. Whoa.

2. The Clipse busting out "What Happened to That Boy" and "Grindin'," as well as a generous helping of We Got it For Cheap jams. These guys seemed genuinely psyched to be there, and their energy was unmatched all weekend (except maybe by De La). Malice and Pusha T also reminded us that no matter what Pitchfork or anyone else thinks, Hell Hath No Fury was the album of the year.

3. This:


Clipse Power

4. GZA tearing through an abridged version of Liquid Swords (with help from fellow Clan member Cappadonna), then revisiting a few Wu-Tang classics. I don't think he had any idea what Pitchfork was. Update: Read Gza's thoughts on gorilla vs. bear here.

5. Grizzly Bear, Victoria Legrand from Beach House, and Bradford from Deerhunter joining Girl Talk for a live "Knife" mashup. This will probably never happen again, but it worked better than you might imagine, and Victoria's awesome drunk-dancing was one of the best things I saw all weekend.

We also thoroughly enjoyed Jamie Lidell, the Cool Kids, Grizzly Bear, Cadence Weapon, and Menomena. Check out some of our shots from the weekend below, and be sure to visit our friends at You Ain't No Picasso, Muzzle of Bees, MFKWCRG, and Stereogum for more comprehensive coverage...


girl talk + man man


the gza


chan marshall


iron & wine


malkmus


Kevin Barnes: Of Montreal (photo by Matt Picasso)


the clipse

Check out even more polaroids after the jump (yeah, I brought a lot of film)...


jamie lidell


posdnuos of De La Soul


kim gordon


The Cool Kids


Kid Sister


Cappadonna of Wu Tang + crew


Jared of Voxtrot/Sparrow House


the Ice Cream Man


Girl Talk + Dan Deacon


Grizzly Bear + Professor Murder


Victoria from Beach House + Daniel from Grizzly Bear + Bradford from Deerhunter


Trugoy the Dove: De La Soul

animal collective on má fama, discuss jam. strawberry jam.

Our boy Sérgio Hydalgo over at Má Fama broadcast a wicked conversation with Dave, Noah, and Brian from Animal Collective earlier, but, unfortunately, we can't provide it at the moment. The interview was conducted in Lisbon a few weeks back, where the band settled to rehearse for their summer tour. Keep your eyes peeled for the archived mp3.