Dr. Dog's latest release, Fate, has that addicting quality that few records posess these days. Yet, my favorite track from the Philly based five piece happens to be a cover they did for Architecture in Helsinki. I have not stopped playing this song for 10 months.
Dr. Dog - 'Heart it Races'
On a side note, Laundro Matinee produced a few videos with Dr. Dog performing tracks off their latest album. Enjoy 'The Old Days'.
Posted By zack | 11/29/2008 | 3:25 PM | Add a Comment
They float, they dance, they exchange orange sodas and they even keep their composure in the ice bin. I dig this video. Here's Greg Laswell's "How The Day Sounds"...
Posted By carly | 11/24/2008 | 12:34 PM | Add a Comment
The Avett Brothers hail from North Carolina, and play rambunctious folk music. Their recordings have that perfect mix of living room sound with a slight studio polish. If you don't own Four Theives Gone and Emotionalism, consider picking those up this week. Here is the first track off the latter of the two.
"Die, Die, Die"
Their live set is pretty awesome as well.
Posted By zack | 11/21/2008 | 12:26 AM | View Comments (2)
I don't know exactly what Satomi of Deerhoof is saying at all times, but when I watch the video for Basket Ball Get Your Groove Back, I can find clues.
..for some reason this also reminds me of those Zuikin Girl videos.
Posted By carly | 11/17/2008 | 9:34 AM | View Comments (1)
Recently signed to Sub Pop, San Francisco's Vetiver is prepping to release their fourth full length album. Here is a track from their self-titled debut.
Veitver - "Farther On"
Posted By zack | 11/14/2008 | 10:55 AM | View Comments (1)