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Bon Iver
With soul and passion Bon Iver takes a traditional format in new directions. Skinny Love is my new favorite song.
The Uglysuit
The debut, self-titled album from Oklahoma City-based band The Uglysuit is refreshingly bright, with huge, spirit-raising, piano and guitar anthems. The group mixes artful dream pop with a few alt-country flavors (lead singer Israel Hindman's voice mimicks Jeff Tweedy one minute, Conor Oberst the next), and has been compared to the Flaming Lips and the Shins.
Nicfit
Acoustic guitar, original lyrics, punk influences. Check out the song titled "Dope Fiend".
White Keys
Underground electronic dance track produced by Dutch underground artist db-eat. A fresh breakbeat track with future beats and innovative sounds.
Visit www.soundcloud.com/db-eat or www.db-eat.com for more music and information.
Produced @ Waterblok Studio - Logic/Ableton/Nord/VST's
It's All Over
It's All Over is inspired by the death of a loved one. This song takes you through the stages of grief but leaves you with hope.
Buzzing Things
Buzzing Things is a wildly experimental new album released this week that combines acoustic guitar music, field recordings of nature sounds, sampled flies, abstract noises and a 2:15 world band radio static solo. Come for the guitar songs, stay for the weirdness.
Grieves
clever lyricist moving toward hand made hip hop rather than sampled - with a rich smokey vocal style that deceives his appearance (he looks like a punk ass kid)
Tobacco
Analog electronic practitioner Tobacco uses whacked out synths & beats that are easy to label psychedelic. But much more, it's mad nasty funk. Here's two downloads: Dirt featuring Aesop Rock and Truck Sweat.
Ratatat
guitar synth duo - music that both rocks hard and is completely danceable - bang your head and shake yo' booty ;-) - four downloads here - all are good, but Mirando stands out
Cool Kids - Delivery Man
Hers another CK DL. If you don't know these boyz, where you been at? They hardly underground these days.