Leaving Everywhere

Toro Y Moi is part of the same "chillwave" genre as Neon Indian and Washed Out as music critics have ubiquitously mentioned the trio together (I continue to do so here), but this track, "Leave Everywhere", marks a clear departure from such a sound. Chad opts for more organic instruments and a straighforward composition, complete with a chorus and everything. His LP, Causers of this illustrates the difference between the two styles, although I still highly reccomend picking it up. This summer, "Leave Everywhere" sounds like the perfect track.

LCD the summer beast

The new LCD Soundsystem album, This is Happening, is truly excellent from start to finish. A hiccup here and there, but as a whole this thing rocks, props to James Murphy.

Bright Lit Blue Skies

Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti - Bright Lit Blue Skies by Juan Guitaro

Wolf Parade- Expo 86

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That TREE

Congratulations

New MGMT LP, Congratulations, got released on their website after it got leaked. I only listened to a few tracks, it's definitely different, and pretty theatrical, but I dunno, I gotta check out the whole thing first.

Harlem Hippies

April 6th, mark it, Harlem's new album is gonna be really good...

Harlem gay human bones by Juan Guitaro