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Wild Adriatic: Lock & Key

Posted on May 23rd, 2012 (12:16 pm) by Bryan Casale
Wild Adriatic Lock & Key

Albany's Wild Adriatic keep rolling with their newest EP.

Datsik: Vitamin D

Posted on May 22nd, 2012 (11:14 am) by Esmail Hamidi
Datsik: Vitamin D

Datsik’s debut album does not disappoint, filling the listener with infectious energy, but is there something such as too much of a good thing?

Sébastien Tellier: My God Is Blue

Posted on May 21st, 2012 (7:00 am) by Devan Proctor
My God Is Blue, by Sébastien Tellier

An album bursting with a range of genres, instruments, and musical objectives, My God Is Blue leads listeners through fanciful ambiance and a galvanizing orchestra of unpredictable elements.

Gramatik: #digitalfreedom

Posted on May 18th, 2012 (11:06 am) by Amanda Ressler
Gramatik - #digitalfreedom

Gramatik takes the listener on a danceable psychedelic mental journey through his latest EP, #digitalfreedom.

Chairlift: Something

Posted on May 17th, 2012 (11:56 am) by Kristian Nordestgaard
Chairlift: "Something"

Chairlift pretty much succeed in meeting expectations on their newest record

Here We Go Magic: A Different Ship

Posted on May 16th, 2012 (12:49 pm) by Nick Arnemann
Here We Go Magic's A Different Ship

Here We Go Magic refines their tight-but-dreamy indie pop sound on their newest album, evoking the best of krautrock (of all damn things).

Michal Menert: Even If It Isn't Right

Posted on May 15th, 2012 (9:08 am) by Esmail Hamidi
Michael Menert Even If It Isn't Right

Soul samples, fat drums, synthesizers, and a boatload of baller beats await in Michal Menert’s sophomore release.

The Static Jacks: Spray Tan EP

Posted on May 14th, 2012 (8:28 pm) by Sarah Wilson
The Static Jacks: Spray Tan

A band that shines live, like TSJ do, is so rarely able to capture that energy, that raw ache, that their live sound has when they get to the studio. Well...the Static Jacks aren’t just any band and their new EP, Spray Tan, proves it.

XXYYXX: XXYYXX

Posted on May 14th, 2012 (10:11 am) by Zach Krawczyk
XXYYXX

Sixteen year old Marcel Everett describes his music as "doing drugs on a freeway underwater." His unmatched rhythmic timing is widening the margins of electronic music, one synth shower at a time.

Boys Who Say No: Contingencies

Posted on May 11th, 2012 (1:19 pm) by Bryan Casale
Boys Who Say No Contingencies

An album that's a bit of a grower but the ceiling doesn't quite hit the apex it suggests.

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