Posts Tagged ‘Eluvium’

mp3 :: Julianna Barwick > Bode

Thursday, April 1st, 2010

Sometimes it takes me a while to catch on to something. I finally gave another listen to Julianna Barwick and something clicked in the back of head. This is a soundtrack to your next daydream. Listen.

Downloadable: Bode (mp3)

I guess the big news is that Ms. Barwick has recently signed to Asthmatic Kitty.

You can still purchase Florine or Sanguine direct from Ms. Barwick (via paypal).

Upcoming Shows:
April 2 (a/k/a tomorrow) @ 92Y Tribeca w/ art exhibition of Jonathan Dueck and Kristi Sword)
April 19 @ Le Poisson Rouge w/ Eluvium

Julianna Barwick is on the internet.
Julianna Barwick is on Myspace.
Julianna Barwick is on elbows.
Julianna Barwick is on Hype Machine.
Asthmatic Kitty is here.
Insound page is here.
Amazon MP3 page is here.
eMusic page is here.

BONUS: Cloudbank (mp3)

Friday Night Vids :: Spoon + Archie Bronson Outfit + The Soft Pack + Strange Boys + Eluvium

Friday, February 12th, 2010

This is still my fav track from the new Spoon album, Transference. The band keeps it classy in black and white.

Streamable: Written In Reverse (p4k) by Spoon


Downloadable: Written In Reverse (mp3)


If this vid is any indication, I can’t wait to see all the videos that will accompany Coconut. Preorder it.

Streamable: Shark’s Tooth (youtube) by Archie Bronson Outfit


Downloadable: Shark’s Tooth (mp3)
props to stereogum


What’s with the shots of screaming 60′s-style youth in this video? I’m not quite sure, but I dig the look and feel of this vid.

Streamable: C’mon (youtube) by The Soft Pack


Downloadable: C’mon (mp3)


The Strange Boys appear to be continuing the so-called flowerpunk revolution… now featuring the sax playing of former Mika Miko member Jenna E. Thornhill deWitt.

Streamable: Be Brave (youtube) by The Strange Boys


Downloadable: Be Brave (mp3)


All the ambientheads are psyched for the Eluvium album which drops on Feb 23rd. Preorder it.

Streamable: The Motion Makes Me Last (youtube) by Eluvium

Downloadable: The Motion Makes Me Last (mp3)


This has been another…
Friday Night Vids

q and also a :: Starscream

Monday, February 1st, 2010

Starscream present the following answers in our q and also a series…

q: What is the last song you (really) heard?

a: Monoliths by Maserati on my way home from class.

q: What is your favorite food?

a: I love food. I’m going to say Pakistan Tea House, place is the best.

q: What is your favorite band to see live?

a: …And You Will Know Us By The Trail of Dead! First time I saw them was at Irving Plaza with The Octopus Project and The Sword. That was before Irving Plaza was bought by The Fillmore and started hosting exclusively bands on reunion tours such as Twisted Sister.

Listen:
Wet Gold (mp3) by The Octopus Project
Fire Lances of the Hyperzephyrians (mp3) by The Sword
Richter Scale Madness (Live) (youtube) by …And You Will Know Us By The Trail of Dead

q: What is your favorite venue in NYC (if applicable)?

a: Irving Plaza pre-aforementioned shitty. Most of the good shows I have been to as of late were at Bowery Ballroom, but recently we played at the new Knitting Factory and it kicked ass! Old Knitting Factory was great too.

q: OK, President Obama appoints you as the first Secretary of Culture, to whom do you give your first grant?

a: With self in mind-Anamanaguchi, so we can afford a tour van. But something is compelling me to say Matthew Cooper aka Eluvium even though he seems pretty well off.

Listen:
Power Supply (mp3) by Anamanaguchi
We Say Goodbye to Ourselves (mp3) by Eluvium

q: Anything we should know about your latest project (whatever that might be)?

a: We just released an EP called, The Space Years. It’s a follow up to the concept explored in our 2009 8bitpeoples EP, Future, and It Doesn’t Work. We made about 200 limited edition copies of this EP that come with a homemade book of photography and art by our friends that fits in to the concept; it was our first time ever making a book, that shit was a lot more difficult than thought it would be. The EP is actually only two lengthy songs, each devoted to one term of a fictitious American Presidency set in the future. The whole thing is admittedly ridiculous, but it’s a fun excuse to have ‘cool’ song titles. This year we hope to breakdown and finish a lot of material we’ve been working on to focus in to a full length album.

Listen:
Years (Five – Eight) (mp3)
Where’d You get That Belt (Remix) (mp3)

You can buy The Space Years at the 8 Bit Peoples store.

Downloadable: Future, and It Doesn’t Work EP (follow the link)

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