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Thursday, November 13, 2008

Rfinery 29's Autumn Passing Playlist

Refinery 29 just released their Autumn Passing seasonal playlist, including Deerhunter, Air France and Department of Eagles. It's got some familiar, and unfamiliar names on the list, but here are my two favorites:

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Download all of the sixteen tracks on the Refinery 29 website, now. (Pic)

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

That's Disturbing Ozzy

Ozzy Osbourne just did a commercial recently for Samsung Mobile which shows a very quiet Ozzy Osbourne, mumbling to much to be heard, and as a result texting what he has to say. Quite a funny contrast to the Black Sabbath Ozzy we all know and love who bit off a bat's head. Either way, it makes for a good ad campaign. 

Heads We Dance - The Human Touch

The Human Touch is the latest single by the space-disco, pop/club, Daft Punk-influenced techno band, Heads We Dance. It'll be released November 24th via Gold City Records, but I've got the five minute single here for free download. At five minutes, the average dance song would normally become repetitive, but Heads We Dance keeps the track grooving between quick electronic stabs and contrasting dream-like synth breaks. Overall, the single doesn't disappoint. 

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You can also get their extremely limited 12" vinyl, 7" Ltd, or digital download via their MySpace page. Thanks for the tip, Big Stereo.

Fleet Foxes Find the Echo for La Blog

La Blogothèque threw a party at the end of May and invited the Dodos, Vandaveer, Essie Jaine, Noah And The Whale, and lastly, Fleet Foxes to play. The day after their shadowy Winter Hymnal celebration, Vincent Moon led the crew out into the Grand Palais to film them doing Sun Giant in a field, and Blue Ridge Mountain, in an abandoned wing of the Palais. What was born from this was pure, beautiful, genius.


Read more at the La Blog page on how they found the echo.

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

American Cut Copy Tour Announced

Cut Copy are going on their final run through North America in support of their album In Ghost Colours. After this, they'll be back in the studio, recording some more genius. However, they're not going out without a bang. Brooklyn's happy couple Matt and Kim will be joining them on this 17 date trek, as well as an awesome light show, and a surprise DJ.

All dates go sale this week:

03.06 AUSTIN, TX @ Stubb’s BBQ
03.07 DALLAS, TX @ Granada Theater
03.09 POMONA, CA @ The Glass House
03.10 LOS ANGELES, CA @ Henry Fonda Theater
03.11 LOS ANGELES, CA @ Henry Fonda Theater
03.12 SAN FRANCISCO, CA @ The Fillmore
03.13 LAS VEGAS, NV @ House of Blues
03.15 DENVER, CO @ Bluebird Theater
03.17 ST. LOUIS, MO @ The Gargoyle
03.18 CHICAGO, IL @ Vic Theater
03.20 TORONTO, ON @ Circa
03.21 NEW YORK, NY @ Terminal 5
03.22 BOSTON, MA @ House Of Blues
03.23 WASHINGTON, DC @ The 9:30 club
03.24 CARBORRO, NC @ Cat’s Cradle
03.26 ATLANTA, GA @ Masquerade
03.27 ORLANDO, FL @ Club Firestone

Thanks for the tip,  We Like It Indie. Got the pic via Time Out - good magazine. 

No One Womanizes Like You

The Hood Internet, one of the greatest mash artists out there, has done an unholy thing: mixing Department Of Eagles's No One Does it Like You, and Britney Spears's Womanizer into a strangely perfect mash-up. Play the stream below to experience it, and while you're at it, check out The Hood Internet's music playlist on imeem too.

No One Womanizes Like You (Britney Spears vs Department Of Eagles) - The Hood Internet

Broken Social Scene In the Name of Chocolate

Cadbury Chocolate has just released an ad featuring Broken Social Scene's Stars and Sons track. The commercial below, like many ads, is based off the idea of one thing leading to another. Not unlike Jack White's Coca Cola commercial (no, not the James Bond one), the below vid's definitely enjoyable and cute. But how on earth did they get that guy out of the cooler?

Monday, November 10, 2008

Of Montreal Covers Franz Ferdinand

After already covering Nirvana, Of Montreal performed Saturday night at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, and covered Franz Ferdinand's biggest hit, Take Me Out. The below vid is pretty long, so you might want to fast forward through the guy flailing his arms about to watch Kevin Burnes play "one more song". 


What I love most about the video is how the crowd sings along at some points. Overall I think oM did a pretty good job. If for some reason Alex Kapranos happened to drop out, Kevin Burnes wouldn't be a bad replacement. 

New Ian France: Interlude

I know the posts have been kind of slow - been working on my music. Just finished a new song, you can download it over at the website. I'll be updating from now whenever I make a new song.

Sunday, November 9, 2008

Sunday's Song: Dying Is Fine

This Sunday's free download of the week is Dying Is Fine, the hit track off of Ra Ra Riot's latest album, The Rhumb Line.

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