This stuff is too chill. Darker and a bit more foreboding than their other stuff, but still beautiful. The record also clocks in at 66:06. Coincidence? Regardless, best study music. Srsly.
Julie and Candy
The Devil is in the Details
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This stuff is too chill. Darker and a bit more foreboding than their other stuff, but still beautiful. The record also clocks in at 66:06. Coincidence? Regardless, best study music. Srsly.
Julie and Candy
The Devil is in the Details
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Swans used to play really harsh and noisy industrial music. The kind that made you want to jam a knife in your ear because it was so brutal and aggressive. And then they pulled a 180 and started playing experimental post-punk kind of stuff. The stuff I posted here, is of the latter. But all that aggression and nastiness... it's still there, albeit a bit more subtle and subdued. This album in particular is pretty tame compared to some of their other stuff, and if you dig this, make an effort to check out the rest of their discography. One last piece of news: they recently reformed and are due for a new album this year!
I am the sun
the great annihilator
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The last Pixies album before the subsequent breakup and often the most overlooked. It gets a lot of slack, for being more linear, more generic rockish, and lacking Kim Deal. While these may be true, nothing changes the fact that this record is pretty awesome. It's no "Surfer Rosa" or "Doolittle", but c'mon, it's the still the fucking Pixies. Even at their "worst", their putting out some really solid if not some of their best material. Get on this.
Alec Eiffel
Bird Dreams of the Olympus Mons
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Disclaimer: Same as last time"The View From Nowhere" - Spinning an eclectic mix of House Music & Electro, spanning the most soulful to the most distorted
Featured on KSCR Radio (http://kscr.org,1560AM) Air Date: 11-24-2009 10pm-12:00am; photo credit
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Simian Mobile Disco @ the Mayan Theatre (11/25) Breakbot - Debut North American Tour (Avalon Hollywood 11/27, Sevilla 12/1) Photography & Event info Courtesy of Club Soda (http://www.clubsoda.fm) Ticket Giveaways Courtesy of INfamous PR
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Tracklist Roy Ayers - Chicago VFN/WDPK Intro Midnight Juggernauts - Intro Jackson Jones - I Feel Good (Pilooski Edit) Linkwood Family - Piece of Mind Flight of the Conchords - Foux Du Fafa Plastique De Reve - Lost in the City (Feat. Ghostape) Lifelike - L.O.V.E. Is What You Need Siriusmo - High Together High Powered Boys - Hoes Get Down (sample) The Juan Maclean - Happy House Metro Area - Miura Daft Punk - Rollin' and Scratchin' (sample) The Police - Synchroncity (Fred Falke Edit - VFN Fix) Felix Da Housecat - Silver Screen (sample) Thee Jamie Starr Scenario - Welcome 2 Thee Lite Da Mongoloids - Spark Da Meth (Bangin Like A Benzi Mix) (sample) Live Element - Be Free Fred Falke - Back to Stay Simian Mobile Disco - Audacity of Huge Benny Benassi - Finger Food High Powered Boys - Up Down (sample) Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Heads Will Roll (A-Trak Remix) PNAU - Baby (Breakbot Remix) Roy Davis Jr. - I Have a Vision (Todd Edwards' Enlightened Vocal Mix) Midnight Juggernauts - Into the Galaxy Disclaimer: If the respective artists wish to have these uploads removed, please contact publications@kscr.org and content will be taken down.
Glitchy electronic influenced post-rock. Not sure what more to say. It has its moments.
Drove Through Ghosts To Get Here
23kid
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