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Friday, February 22, 2013
West Ghost!
Labels:
hip-hop,
Indie,
indie electronic,
K.Flay,
Music,
music blog,
rap
Monday, February 18, 2013
Unknown Mortal Orchestra
Unknown Mortal Orchestra needs a new name. After the release of their debut self-titled album in 2011 the band gained an insane amount of attention in the blogosphere — attention that has only increased with the release of their sophomore album II earlier this month. And here I am to further escalate (however insignificant) the attention.
(((Help me influence the increasing irrelevance of their name >> take a listen below.)))
Also, take a listen to Nielson's solo acoustic session at Oregon Public Broadcasting:
Frontman Ruban Nielson grew up in New Zealand but relocated to Portland, OR with his former band The Mint Chicks. After the band broke up, Nielson started writing with Portland-based producer/bassist Jake Portrait and drummer Riley Geare.
[the secret is out boys and it's time to embrace your less-than-hipster status]
I would describe their sound as a late 60's abstract rock with thick bass and refined guitar parts —a mix of Tame Impala and the Black Keys.
(((Help me influence the increasing irrelevance of their name >> take a listen below.)))
Also, take a listen to Nielson's solo acoustic session at Oregon Public Broadcasting:
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
ON AN ON
When a couple members of the band Scattered Trees decided to make like a tree and scatter, remaining members, Nate Eiesland, Alissa Ricci, and Ryne Estwing were left with a booked studio and some space to fill. A skeleton of it's former self, the group took the opportunity to build themselves back up to something even more substantial. The result: ON AN ON. Their new sound: dark electro beats and low synths put to flight above yearning vocals and tensile echoes.
Their debut album was just released on January 29th and I honestly love every track.
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Their debut album was just released on January 29th and I honestly love every track.
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