By Jason Grishkoff | February 11th, 2012
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folk, mashup, emancipator
A Saturday throwback for today’s Song of the Day! This mashup was released by Emancipator some time ago, but has managed to keep my attention since. That’s probably because it…keep reading →
By Jason Grishkoff | February 10th, 2012
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remixes, indie rock remixes, ra ra riot
Way back in 2009, Ra Ra Riot and The Submarines got together to do a cross-remix. That is, The Submarines remixed Ra Ra Riot’s “Oh, La” while Ra Ra Riot…keep reading →
By Jason Grishkoff | February 9th, 2012
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indie rock, electronic-rock, vampire weekend
So…this isn’t the Ting Tings I’m used to. In fact, “Soul Killing” is so far away from “Hands” (which we posted a year and a half ago here) that I…keep reading →
By Jason Grishkoff | February 8th, 2012
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indie rock, electronic-rock, two door cinema club
If the Chicago-based trio of Gemini Club were aiming to be catchy with their latest single “By Surprise,” they certainly accomplished that. As the first single off their upcoming April…keep reading →
By Jason Grishkoff | February 7th, 2012
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dreamwave, chillwave, teen daze
The soothing electronic pulsating of “Brooklyn Sunburn” perfectly captures the sound and feel of Vancouver’s Teen Daze, and may even make an appearance on his upcoming album All Of Us,…keep reading →
By Jason Grishkoff | February 6th, 2012
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indie rock, folk-rock, americana
Well well, lucky Record Store Day(.com)! They just got to premier an awesome new song by The Shins, titled “September.” The track will be the B-side on their “Simple Song”…keep reading →
By Jason Grishkoff | February 5th, 2012
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indie pop, chillwave, shoegaze
Beach House’s 2010 release of Teen Dream took the blogosphere by storm, led in part by the single “Norway,” which was arguably one of the best songs released that year. So…keep reading →
By Jason Grishkoff | February 4th, 2012
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female vocalist, covers, the strokes
For those of you who have never heard this song, I have a feeling it’ll come as a pleasant surprise. By this point the general masses have gotten used to…keep reading →