Tracks by MGMT

An Electrically Switched PerspectiveAny Kid from the 2000s has a somewhat intimate relationship with MGMT's "Electric Feel." I can't help but think th...

I'm having a hard time using words this morning, so let's just cut straight to the facts: MGMT have sort of redone a song called “Ako at si Michael...

I really really dug MGMT's last release "When You Die," which left me pretty keen to hear what they'd be able to pull off on their next single. Too b...

MGMT return with the second single, "When You Die," off the new album. While the first release, "Little Dark Age," held down the fort with lyrics that...

I don't like covers. Let me just put that out there. I think there's something that cheapens the arts when someone doesn't have to write or produce or...

I'll bet you've never heard MGMT quite like this. The original version "Electric Feel" is undoubtedly one of the best electro-pop tracks ever. One of...

Who's up for a new song from MGMT? I know you can't hold back your curiosity...Today the band released the music video for their new single "Your Life...

What's this? A new MGMT track, released on 4/20? Hooray for Record Store Day!"Alien Days" begins with a childlike and sparse intro, giving way around ...

I can't really explain how this song has not yet been featured on Indie Shuffle. You'd figure after more than three years we'd have covered the essent...

Covers of MGMT can be found far and wide, but one that stands out to me as...cute(?) is Sunday Girl's cover of "Time To Pretend." Released back in 201...

It's been quite some time since MGMT unleashed Oracular Spectacular to the world. In fact, two albums have been released since then. And, as I believe...

As can often be the case with covers by obscure bands, this version of "Kids" was released by Lady Danville about seven months ago. Today, however, it...

Another flashback Song of the Day. Justice's remix of MGMT's "Electric Feel" first started making waves in the summer of 2008, when it was released as...

"Of Moons Birds and Monsters" is definitely the most underrated song off MGMT's magnificent debut, "Oracular Spactacular". It's weird "˜cuz when I fi...

Dear MGMT,A few months back, I remember waiting for you to come on stage, filled with anticipation, curious about how the next couple hours would play...

This isn't new, but I just heard it so I figured I would share. It's British band The Kooks taking on MGMT's "Kids". The cool thing about this to me i...