Running On Alternative Current
There’s something unusual here, and you’ll probably get what I’m talking about within the first 15 seconds of this song. You think you can predict it, but all of a sudden there’s a note that makes you think twice or a lyric that provokes a double take. Fall Over is what I almost did when I saw this video because I was so in love with it. You’d best take a look.
Winter is almost over. It’s one of those things where it was exciting going into it and then we had Christmas and New Years Eve, and after that I was ready to see the sun once more. What better way to welcome in Spring with a gloriously youthful tune from Gold & Youth?
Just touched down in Chicago and I had to share this gorgeous little song with you all. I’ll admit that I don’t know too much about On And On, but after listening to this song I can assure you that they’ll be in your head.
Let me first start off by saying how much I love The xx. They are masters of minimalism and quiet kings of subtlety. Their first album was incredible, and so please join me as I dive into analysing their second:
I realised today that it has actually been a decent while since I provided you lovely people with some good old fashioned instrumental music. With that in mind treat yourself to the The Album Leaf’s wonderful Descent, a five minute wonder:
All set to release their debut album Language on September 25th, the dynamic duo of David Psutka and Ian McGettigan have released the armospheric Dogs Of War in the build up to what promises to be an intriguing CD. Dive in!
Just a quick one today, but oh what a glorious tune this is. It’s the works: relaxed, ambient, trancey, dancey, prancey (okay I’ll stop), but seriously, if you’re into any form of electronic, you will probably dig this:
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