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Friday, October 08, 2010

Club 8


ARTIST / BAND: Club 8
SONG (MP3): "Shape up!" / Closer now
ALBUM: The People's Record
FILE UNDER: Indie / Pop / Electronica
LABEL: labrador
"The duo have expanded their sonic melodic pallet with traces of
Afro-pop, boss nova, and South American jazz. The result is a warmly
inviting album that's as sweet as it is cleverly composed" 8/10
UNDER THE RADAR

"The People’s Record ultimately feels personal and focused on the
public. It’s party music centered upon the fact that we’re all going
to die " 8/10 POPMATTERS

"Club 8 have never sounded deeper, darker, or funkier." PITCHFORK

"The People's Record" is the Club 8's first an outside producer.
Their initial idea was to move to Brazil for a couple of months and
record the album there with a local producer. But after having read
an interview with Jari Haapalainen (Camera Obscura, The Concretes,
Ed Harcourt) where he talked about his love for rythmns from Western
Africa and the Middle East the choice fell on him. The result is a
captivating mix of bittersweet lyrics about death, life affirming
Afro-beats and Swedish pop melancholia.

Tuesday, June 01, 2010

Club 8


ARTIST / BAND: Club 8
SONG (MP3): "Shape up!"
ALBUM: The People's Record
FILE UNDER: Indie / Pop / Electronica
LABEL: labrador
"The duo have expanded their sonic melodic pallet with traces of
Afro-pop, boss nova, and South American jazz. The result is a warmly
inviting album that's as sweet as it is cleverly composed" 8/10
UNDER THE RADAR

"The People’s Record ultimately feels personal and focused on the
public. It’s party music centered upon the fact that we’re all going
to die " 8/10 POPMATTERS

"Club 8 have never sounded deeper, darker, or funkier." PITCHFORK

"The People's Record" is the Club 8's first an outside producer.
Their initial idea was to move to Brazil for a couple of months and
record the album there with a local producer. But after having read
an interview with Jari Haapalainen (Camera Obscura, The Concretes,
Ed Harcourt) where he talked about his love for rythmns from Western
Africa and the Middle East the choice fell on him. The result is a
captivating mix of bittersweet lyrics about death, life affirming
Afro-beats and Swedish pop melancholia.

Thursday, January 17, 2008

Club 8

ARTIST / BAND: Club 8

SONG (MP3): Heaven

ALBUM: The Boy Who Couldn't Stop Dreaming

FILE UNDER: Indie / Pop / Electronica

LABEL: Fortuna POP

Exquisitely melancholic yet danceable indie electropop from Sweden, on which "Karolina Komstedt drapes her lovely vocals over the 12 tracks on this latest collection of indie pop bliss." -Pitchfork

Club 8 is Karolina Komstedt and Johan Angergard. All songs written, recorded and produced by Johan Angergard at Summersound Studios. Cello by Lina Waltin. Trombone by Marco Regazzoni. Tuba by Hakan Selg. Photos by Kjell B Persson. Artwork by Peter Eriksson.

Saturday, June 20, 2009

The Legends

ARTIST / BAND: The Legends

MP3s: You won

ALBUM: Over and over

FILE UNDER: Indie / Alternative / Electronica

LABEL: LABRADOR

INFO: Over and over" is a brilliantly modern mix of white noise, 60’s girls pop, indie, ambient and krautrock.
The album includes contribution from Club 8's Karolina Komstedt, The Mary Onettes' Philip Ekström, Tralala's Liane Moccia and more.

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Wednesday, December 20, 2006

THE LEGENDS

ARTIST / BAND: THE LEGENDS
SONG (MP3): PLAY IT FOR TODAY
ALBUM: Play it for today
FILE UNDER:
LABEL: http://www.labrador.se/
INFO: In 2003 and 2004 The Legends received world wide recognition with the hyped debut ”Up against the Legends”. Now The Legends return with an album that is bound to take the world by surprise. ”Public Radio” echoes of the early 80’s and sounds futuristic at the same time. They mix influences from bands like New Order, Felt, Feelies and The Cure with their own pop aesthetics and turn it into something utterly wonderful and new. From the debut to now The Legends have transformed from a 9-piece band to a one-man project. At least officially. The truth is that both ”Up against the Legends” and ”Public Radio” were recorded, written, played and produced by Johan Angergård (also member of Acid House Kings and Club 8). Johan explain: - "When I start recording an album I have a very clear idea of what I want to do and by doing everything myself the album comes out exactly the way I want it to. Involving other people might only blur the vision."
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Monday, October 10, 2005

ACID HOUSE KINGS

Artist / Band: ACID HOUSE KINGS
Song (MP3): DO WHAT YOU WANNA DO
Album: SING ALONG WITH ACID HOUSE
File Under: Indie Pop
Label: Labrador
Info: Sweden’s no 1 guitar pop band. Acid House Kings was started by the teenagers Joakim Ödlund {also in Poprace, Starlet and Doubledan}, brothers Niklas {also in Red Sleeping Beauty} and Johan Angergård {also in Club 8, Poprace and The Legends} back in 1991 inspired by the English anorak scene {most bands on labels like Sarah, Subway and Heaven would be considered as favorites at this time}. The band recorded their first songs and sent them only to one label, the German pop label Marsh-Marigold. A few months later their debut single »Play pop! EP« was released. read more from the source...

Sunday, February 21, 2010

The Hood Internet - The Mixtape Volume Three

The Hood Internet

The Hood Internet - The Mixtape Volume Three  by  hoodinternet

hood internet mixtape volume three

1. Intro (Ninjasonik vs Air France)
2. Estelle (feat. Kanye West) vs The Ting Tings - Shut Up, American Boy
3. Rick Ross (feat. R. Kelly) vs Hercules & Love Affair - Blind Speed
4. Chromeo vs Rihanna - Don't Stop The Fancy Footwork
5. The-Dream vs Cut Copy - Light Falsetto Music
6. El Perro Del Mar - Inner Island (The Hood Internet Remix)
7. Stacey Q vs Yeasayer - Sunrise Of Hearts
8. Flo Rida (feat. T-Pain) vs Hot Chip - Hold On To That Low
9. New Young Pony Club vs Simian Mobile Disco - Bomb Deprivation
10. Shawty Lo vs Trans Am - Dey Know Obscene Strategies
11. Three 6 Mafia vs Joan As Policewoman - Fuck That, I Defy
12. Wiz Khalifa vs The Black Ghosts - Say Someway
13. Ludacris vs She & Him - Sentimental Hearts
14. Crime Mob vs The Dodos - Stilettos In The Park
15. The Cool Kids vs Le Loup - We Are Mikey! We Are Rock!
16. Jay-Z (feat. Lil Wayne) vs Xiu Xiu - I Do Brooklyn When I Want
17. Webbie vs Black Moth Super Rainbow - Drippy I-N-D-E-P-E-N-D-E-N-T
18. Pimp C (feat. Lil Keke) vs The New Pornographers - Knocking Fablez Down
19. Ghostface Killah vs Caribou - Apollo Narrows
20. Ol' Dirty Bastard (feat. Kelis) vs White Williams - Got Your Smoke
21. MF DOOM vs Ladytron - My Favorite Ladytrons
22. T-Pain (feat. Chris Brown) vs TV On The Radio - Frozen Age
23. Birdman (feat. DJ Khaled, Rick Ross) vs Sebastien Tellier vs SebastiAn - $100 Million Sportswear
24. Lil Mama (feat. Chris Brown, T-Pain) vs MSTRKRFT - Shawty Get Looks
25. Bun B (feat. Rick Ross, David Banner, 8Ball) vs Of Montreal - Gallery Piece Of Everything
26. Lil Kim (feat. Missy Elliott) vs MGMT - Can You Hear My Kids Now
27. The Cardigans vs Ratatat - Mirando Birdfool
28. Fleetwood Mac vs Daft Punk - You Make Lovin' Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger
29. Three 6 Mafia vs The Long Blondes - Lolli Lolli Pop That Century
30. Lil Wayne vs The Bloody Beetroots - We Are From Venice (Lil Weezy Ana)
31. Big Boi feat. Purple Ribbon All-Stars vs Ghislain Poirier - Blazin Kryptonite
32. Spank Rock vs Burial - Bumpangel
33. Usher (feat. Young Jeezy) vs Los Campesinos! - The Year This Club Broke (My Heart)
34. R. Kelly (feat. Huey) vs Rogue Wave - Endless Hookup

Thursday, November 22, 2012

Team Clermont 2012 Year End Highlights! (free downloads)




Bear Colony - Soft Eyes
November 13, 2012
Esperanza Plantation
MP3: Bear Colony - "Flask Retort"



Cardinal - Hymns
January 24, 2012
Fire Records
MP3: Cardinal - "Carbolic Smoke Ball"



Cheers Elephant - Like Wind Blows Fire
May 8, 2012
self-released
MP3: Cheers Elephant - "Doin' It, Right"



Diva - Moon Moods
October 9, 2012
Critical Heights
MP3: Diva - "Cyborg Sweetie"



Dolfish - I'd Rather Disappear Than Stay The Same
October 30, 2012
Afternoon Records
MP3: Dolfish - "I'd Rather Disappear Than Stay The Same"



Dream Boat - Eclipsing
December 4, 2012
Cloud Recordings
MP3: Dream Boat - "Sea To Sky"


Easter Island - Frightened
July 3, 2012
self-released
MP3: Easter Island - "Independence"



Grape Soda - Form A Sign
November 6, 2012
Kindercore Records
MP3: Grape Soda - "Obvious Signs"



Isidore - Life Somewhere Else
February 21, 2012
Communicating Vessels
MP3: Isidore - "Reappearance"



Jacob Morris - Moths
December 4, 2012
Cloud Recordings
MP3: Jacob Morris - "Wet Cigarette"



Josephine Foster - Blood Rushing
September 18, 2012
Fire Records
MP3: Josephine Foster - "Child of God"



Mission of Burma - Unsound
July 10, 2012
Fire Records
MP3: Mission of Burma - "Dust Devil"



Old Bricks - City Lights
May 8, 2012
Griptapes
MP3: Old Bricks - "Anthem"



Ormonde - Machine
August 7, 2012
Hometapes
MP3: Ormonde - "Can't Imagine"



Scott & Charlene's Wedding - Para Vista Social Club
November 27, 2012
Critical Heights
MP3: Scott & Charlene's Wedding - "Footscray Station"



Siddhartha - IF IT DIE
May 1, 2012
Neurotic Yell Records
MP3: Siddhartha - "The Fire Next Time"



Silent Rider - Silent Rider
September 18, 2012
self-released
MP3: Silent Rider - "I Was A Bomb"

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Eight Days of Hometapes and a 2009 tape sampler

Hometapes heads into the new year with the Eight Days of Hometapes and a 2009 tape sampler!

Read All The Way To The Bottom For Info on 2009 Tape Sampler!


"It’s been a wild year. December always provides that high vantage point for looking back over the months before, as well as the not-so-distant views of the new year to come. We’re definitely standing on top of that proverbial mountain right now, taking it all in, and being humbled by the expanse and our place in it. Hometapes is way more than a record label. Hometapes is the sum of its parts.

As a gift to all of you who comprise the equation that equals Hometapes, we crafted a week of special music from Hometapes artists. We’re calling it The Eight Days of Hometapes, as that sounds holidayish and/or like a bad movie. Over the next week, we’ll be unveiling a new song daily via our website and its digital tentacles. And these are holiday jams — covers or inspired originals — that can soundtrack your next few weeks of celebration, contemplation, and everything in between."

- Sara and Adam of Hometapes

Download Day 1: Slaraffenland -- "Little Drummer Boy"


Download Day 2: Shannon Fields of Stars Like Fleas (featuring the Canizeres family) -- "I'll Be Home For Christmas (If Only In My Dreams)"


Download Day 3: Pattern Is Movement -- "O Holy Night"


Download Day 4: Brad Laner -- "It's Christmas (But I Don't Care)"


Download Day 5: The Caribbean "Christmastime is Here"

Day 6: WEDNESDAY 12/16

Day 7: THURSDAY 12/17

Day 8: FRIDAY 12/18

Stay tuned to www.home-tapes.com or follow Hometapes on Twitter!

With roots now firmly planted (and boxes finally unpacked) in their new hometown of Portland, Oregon (and after blazing a trail from Little Rock to Savannah to Miami to Boulder), Hometapes and its extended family of bands and visual artists took the world by storm in 2009. Six records, including five on vinyl, grew the long-and-lovingly-built catalog to near thirty-five releases.




2009 saw the release of Megafaun's sophomore album, Gather, Form and Fly, as well as nearly constant touring from the band.  Crowds throughout North America and Europe experienced the intimacy, power, and beauty of Megafaun live as the group toured with friends and former bandmates such as Bon Iver, Bowerbirds, and The Dodos.

“Megafaun’s roots are familiar; the bloom is uniquely theirs” - David Fricke, Rolling Stone(4 Stars)

Download: Megafaun - "Kaufman's Ballad"

Thomas Wincek, known for his work in Volcano Choir and Collections of Colonies of Bees, joined the Hometapes family with the limited-edition colored vinyl release of Segni, an EP byAll Tiny Creatures.  ATC also joined labelmates The Caribbean for a 2009 tour.

"Think of likeminded artists such as Terry Riley, Neu!, Cluster, Philip Glass, Phill Niblock or Dieter Möbius and you're getting closer." - Kyle Lemmon, Under The Radar

Download: All Tiny Creatures -- "To All Tiny Creatures"

The Danish quintet Slaraffenland also had a banner year.  Touring the U.S. briefly with Akron/Family (serving as both the opening act and Akron/Family's backing band), Slaraffenland released its new full-length, We're on Your Side, and collaborated with Vincent Moon on Temporary Slaraffenland, a 40 minute film of Slaraffenland playing the songs ofWe're on Your Side throughout the streets of Copenhagen, the band's hometown.

"There is a sublime incipience, a sense that something wonderful is coming, in the way these tunes drive and strive and push to their conclusion." - Jennifer Kelly, Blurt


Download: Slaraffenland -- "Meet and Greet"

Bear In Heaven dominated Autumn.  Hitting first with the "Wholehearted Mess" 12'' single, which features the album version of the title track as well as three club-ready remixes on red marbled vinyl, the group's critically-acclaimed new full-length, Beast Rest Forth Mouth, followed soon after.  A string of live dates up and down the East Coast, including a number of powerful sets at CMJ, will once again serve as an initial salvo before the onslaught of Bear In Heaven touring that will take place in 2010.

“Take out the earbuds and let it fill a space: This is music that’s bigger than your iPod— music you’ll want to feel all around you.” - Eric Harvey, Pitchfork "Best New Music" (8.4)

Download: Bear In Heaven - "Wholehearted Mess"

Bridging the expanse between '09 and '10 is CYNE, whose Water For Mars, released originally in Japan, caught on fire with US fans. Hometapes and CYNE answered the call with their first-ever mailorder-exclusive multimedia package: a CD (with a US-exclusive tracklisting), a t-shirt, and two stickers -- all designed by Cody Hudson. The album, a collection of tracks by the Gainesville hip hop masters, hearkens back to their landmark album Time Being and continues to turn heads since its soft summer release. Hometapes plans a wide release of Water For Mars in 2010.

"Twenty-one cuts of CYNE in peak form: what could be better?" - Ron Schepper, Textura

Download: CYNE -- "Pretty Apollo"

Hometapes squeezed in one more release for 2009, a commemoration of the year on the classic format that their name honors: a cassette tape. The limited run is being dropped out of the Hometapes santa sack over the next couple weeks. Watch your mailbox or feel free to request a copy here: info@home-tapes.com. A downloadable version is available now - staying true to the format with a single track for each side. [http://home-tapes.com/2009tape/]

Friday, July 07, 2006

FOUR TET


ARTIST / BAND: FOUR TET
SONG (MP3): POCKETS (MINIMAL VERSION)
ALBUM: DJ-Kicks
FILE UNDER: minimal electronic
LABEL: K7
INFO: For a man known primarily for his home made excursions to the far reaches of the musical map, Kieran Hebden as a DJ is a different kind of trip, the gratifying results of which can be seen all over this exemplary DJ Kicks compilation (the 26th in this now legendary series). I've done previous compilations based around music that’s been influential to me, just picking a bunch of records that I like. This time I wanted to make something that was more upbeat, stuff I might play out in a club and that draws from my recent experience as a DJ," he says. Inspired by his 8 hours sets at The End and in Ibiza with Timo Maas, Kieran says he has rediscovered the thrill of filling a floor: "Playing for people who just want to dance is an exciting thing for someone who?s into experimental music". As you might expect with Four Tet, however, nothing is ever that straight-forward, and his DJ Kicks is a mind blowing experience, taking in just about as many genres as there are tracks (which is 20). Old skool hip-hop, French prog, conscious soul, electronic experimentation, minimal techno, early two-step, cosmic jazz, African thumb pianos and much more besides share space here, bound together by analogue synth interludes, segues and an exclusive new Four Tet track specially
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