Tuesday, August 31, 2010

MP3 blog 2010/08/31

blog 2010/08/31 - the summer lives on in our cold cold hearts!

Funeral Party - NYC Moves To The Sound Of LA:  Oooh yes, let's kick things off with some ass-whooping dance rock.  Just as much fun as Lions At Your Door and other dirty rock poppers.
Take that, New York City!

Ideals - Love Song:  So many years later and the waves of The Cure are still being felt and enjoyed by fresh new generations!  Fabulous.

Lille - Tall Shoulders (Todd Buchler Remix):  The heavy bass pounding acts as a sarcastic counterpoint to the angelic echoed out voice.  Hey, I'm at least amused.

Local Natives - Wide Eyes (Fool's Gold Remix ft Aristotle Pop A Bottle):  Finger snaps!  Yes, we need more finger snaps in indie rock!!!  The new Local Natives is hot, and this remix just cements things.

Loch Lomond - Wax and Wire:  This one goes back to the 2006 album "Night Bats", but come on people, I can't listen to everything the moment it comes out.  I'll always be discovering older stuff that is just as fresh and important today.
Well ok, this is more old-timey than bleeding edge, but really, you are the victims of my whims and whimsy.

Monarchy - Black The Colour Of My Heart
Monarchy - The Phoenix Alive:  woah woah woah, hold the phone!  These are kind of sort of awesome!  Perfectly-based morsels of disco pop genius, I do declare.  A bit happy, a bit mopey, and totally worth the indulgence.

Peter Gabriel - Games Without Frontiers (Odd Year Remix):  wow, I haven't heard this classic in so many years!  thank goodness for crate-digging producers bringing us back the 80s gems for the kids these days.

Ra Cailum - Existence:  Sexy chopped vox and a plodding chill IDM beat?  Don't mind if I do. 

Sam Billen - To Kingdom Come (Passion Pit cover):  And it starts!  There is bound to be many more Passion Pit covers on the horizon, and oh I welcome them graciously.
Hard to hit with the same power as the original, but oh so fun.

Scorn - Take Someone's Eye Out:   New Scorn for 2010!!!  The album is "Refuse; Start Fires" and while I love Mick Harris with all of my heart, you know that with any Scorn release of the past decade you're just get sometimes amorphous darkcore breakbeats with a few standout tracks.
Well, this album is a bit beyond the previous one, and this track here for me is the take-home scorcher to be had.

Sleigh Bells - AB Machines (French Horn Rebellion Remix):  The funny thing is, this distorted remix  almost sounds like it cleans up the sound.
Either way, we can now take the distorted breaks goodness of scorn and move in to the totally fun pop realm!  yay!

Sufjan Stevens - All Delighted People (Classic Rock Version):  He's back!  It's what you've all been waiting for!  If last year's BQE album of contemporary classical didn't quite get your rocks off, and the Dark Was The Night track was just kind of annoying, take note!
Sufjan is back in strong form, with a new LP on the horizon.  But first, he has a new EP.  Well, it's SIXTY MINUTES, but it's still the "All Delighted People EP".  Hell, the main single is 12 minutes by itself.
Anyways, all that matters is that if you love Sufjan, time to get back on the wagon.  And he's even biting Simon & Garfunkel instead of Angelo Badalamenti, thank god!

Tanya Tagaq - Fire; Ikuma ft Mike Patton
Tanya Tagaq - Tategak
Tanya Tagaq - Want ft Buck 65:  I only recently got this 2008 album, because I just recently saw her perform (inexplicably) at Folk Fest.  "Auk/Blood" is kind of all over the place, but a must if you are a fan of avant-garde vocalists.
If you love Yoko Ono and Mike Patton when they get textural, or Tzadik mainstays like Makigami Koichi or the gutteral side of Keiji Haino, you'll probably really be in to this.

Tomoko Kaneda - Warunai Fever:  OMG WTF IS THIS?  I have no idea how I stumbled upon this but it is insane.  And awesome.
Apparently it's the theme song from an anime titled "SOS TV Walpurgis Night Fever", which itself is a fabulous name.
But I'm over 30, I haven't watched anime in many many many years.  Glad to know it's still got some zany shit going down.

Two Door Cinema Club - Come Back Home (Radio Edit):  And let's end things with the new single from Two Door Cinema Club!  Perfect.



THIS WEEK'S TRACKS

Funeral Party - NYC Moves To The Sound Of LA
Ideals - Love Song
Lille - Tall Shoulders (Todd Buchler Remix)
Local Natives - Wide Eyes (Fool's Gold Remix ft Aristotle Pop A Bottle)
Loch Lomond - Wax and Wire
Monarchy - Black The Colour Of My Heart
Monarchy - The Phoenix Alive
Peter Gabriel - Games Without Frontiers (Odd Year Remix)
Ra Cailum - Existence
Sam Billen - To Kingdom Come (Passion Pit cover)
Scorn - Take Someone's Eye Out
Sleigh Bells - AB Machines (French Horn Rebellion Remix)
Sufjan Stevens - All Delighted People (Classic Rock Version)
Tanya Tagaq - Fire; Ikuma ft Mike Patton
Tanya Tagaq - Tategak
Tanya Tagaq - Want ft Buck 65
Tomoko Kaneda - Warunai Fever
Two Door Cinema Club - Come Back Home (Radio Edit)

It's not a mental health issue, it's a FEATURE!  http://thetastates.com/mp3s/blog/blog20100831.zip


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Enjoy!
~CPI

Thursday, August 26, 2010

MP3 blog 2010/08/26

blog 2010/08/26 - There comes a time to rebuild and hope their is peace in the chaos.

Back with another pack for you, only you!



Antony and the Johnsons - Pressing On (Bob Dylan cover)
Antony and the Johnsons - You Are The Treasure:  Antony is back and as beautiful as ever.  Thank You for Your Love is the new EP, and like last year's Another World, and hell, all prior EPs, it is absolutely essential.
Just listening to these 2 songs fills my eyes with tears.
Whenever I have shakes or doubts, I can always listen to Antony and just be moved to the core, and come out feeling humble and loved.

Blackbird Blackbird - Hawaii (Niva Remix)
Blackbird Blackbird - Pure (Kohwi Remix):  At it's core it's fabulous low-key pop, but the glorious CHOP CHOP CHOP of the digital edits make it an addictive sugar-coated treat.

Buck 65 - Who By Fire (Leonard Cohen cover):  Buck is back, with a whole string of new EPs that will culminate in a collected album.  He starts with "20 Odd Years: Volume 1 - Avant EP".
As with pretty much all of his catalouge, there are gems hidden in the rough.  And this gem is obvious, sparking at the top of the pile:  WHY DID IT TAKE SO MANY YEARS FOR BUCK65 TO COVER LEONARD COHEN?
I mean holy shit, he's been trying to replicate the Cohen/Waits kind of spoken growl for years and years.  It's about time.
I hope to see some of the Tom Waits songbook on upcoming EPs.  Anyways, check it out if you've ever been a fan.  It's his strongest stuff since Talkin' Honky Blues.

David Lang - Wed:  I went out to Boomkat, one of my favourite music stores, and did a David Lang binge.  If you are a fan of glorious contemporary classical, wheterh it be Evan Ziporyn, Morton Feldman, Arvo Part or Rachel Grimes, you will love this man.
He even has a number of long compositions that have the blissful textural qualities of Terry Riley, Lamonte Young, or the best Feldman. 
This short track is from "Elevated", but dang people, get on top of this man.

Dirty Projectors & Bjork - No Embrace
Dirty Projectors & Bjork - On and Ever Onward:  These 2 avant-pop superheroes get together to save the whales!
Mount Wittenberg Orca was released as a fundraiser, and so you need to make things right in the world by going out and getting it.
If you like Dirty Projectors, you'll enjoy it.  If you like Medulla, you'll enjoy it. 
If you hate any vocals that are reminiscent of Jeff Buckley or Celine Dion, stay away.

Moloko - The Time Is Now (Sunshine) (Deadsteppas Boot):   Now here's a name I never thought I'd hear from again.  Moloko was always what news media meant when they said "electronica".  Total "Hackers" soundtrack fare.  But lo and behold, the ressurrection has twisted them into something evil and powerful!  RUN FOR THE HILLS!

The Pass - Trap Of Mirrors:  Super fun bouncey rock/pop.  For fans of The Rapture, Hot Chip, and all that mess.

The Rosebuds - Staying Alive (Bee Gees cover):  Taking disco all dark and moody?  sure thing!  Kind of creepy though, like a hungover stalker...

The Streets On Fire - Hard to Find:  From the new album "This Is Fancy", I just love the pounding drums here.  Fabulous energy and great grooves.

The XX - You Got The Love ft Candi Staton (John Roman Remix):  Follow along now children.  Florence And The Machine did the original, You've Got The Love.
The XX did a remix.  Then they covered it with Candi Staton.
And now John Roman is remixing it.
GOT IT?  THERE WILL BE A TEST.  BECAUSE IT'S FUCKING AWESOME AND YOU BEST PAY ATTENTION.

Typhoon - CPR, Claws Pt. 2
Typhoon - Starting Over:  "Hunger and Thirst" is the new album, and I can't wait to hear the whole thing.
The songs here given me that community-built singalong bush-bash feeling that I get from the likes of Bruce Peninsula, The Hidden Cameras, or The Acorn. 

Wildbirds & Peacedrums - Peeling Off The Layers
Wildbirds & Peacedrums - The Course
Wildbirds & Peacedrums - Tiny Boles In This World:  The new LP "Rivers" collects the two prior 5-song EPs that differ in sound, but are united by the seemingly arcane weavings of this difficult-to-penetrate-yet-breathtakingly-rewarding dark folk ensemble.
Highly recommended for fans of Bjork, Elizabeth Anka Vajagic, Rachel's, Woven Hand, etc etc



THIS WEEK'S TRACKS

Antony and the Johnsons - Pressing On (Bob Dylan cover)
Antony and the Johnsons - You Are The Treasure
Blackbird Blackbird - Hawaii (Niva Remix)
Blackbird Blackbird - Pure (Kohwi Remix)
Buck 65 - Who By Fire (Leonard Cohen cover)
David Lang - Wed
Dirty Projectors & Bjork - No Embrace
Dirty Projectors & Bjork - On and Ever Onward
Moloko - The Time Is Now (Sunshine) (Deadsteppas Boot)
The Pass - Trap Of Mirrors
The Rosebuds - Staying Alive (Bee Gees cover)
The Streets On Fire - Hard to Find
The XX - You Got The Love ft Candi Staton (John Roman Remix)
Typhoon - CPR, Claws Pt. 2
Typhoon - Starting Over
Wildbirds & Peacedrums - Peeling Off The Layers
Wildbirds & Peacedrums - The Course
Wildbirds & Peacedrums - Tiny Boles In This World


It's time to hide in a basement.  Bring pillows.  http://thetastates.com/mp3s/blog/blog20100826.zip


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Enjoy!
~CPI

Monday, August 23, 2010

Divergence Movie Night events!

I've been working my buns off getting DMN back in gear. Still lots to do, but TOMORROW, we have a small event with Around The Rainbow, and we will be showing The 5000 Fingers Of Dr. T, which is pretty much the best movie ever.


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Oh and guess what else is coming up???????

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Friday, August 20, 2010

MP3 blog 2010/08/20

blog 2010/08/20 - happy berfday to me!

OK, it's been a while.  There's a backlog.  So I am not pulling any punches here, it's time to get back in the swing of things!
On my birthday, here's a gift from me to you. xox




Amari - Tiger:  The vocals reminds me of They Might Be Giants on codeine, with an accent.  And the composition isn't far off, but the funky riffs come in a tad lighter than the TMBG funk does normally.

Boris Smile - Aurora:  I admit, I was snookered!  I originally put this song on because I thought it was Japanese progsludge band Boris.  And Boris does make me smile.
But, NO RELATION.
Instead we get some fabulous folk with wonderful echoey guitar sitting in the background, an astute horns section, and hell EVEN A SING-AND-CLAP-ALONG SECTION, which is always welcome.

Die Antwoord - Beat Boy (The Bobby6Killers & Guerilla Speakerz Remix):  If there's ever a song that desperately needed an edit it was Beat Boy!  An incredible song, but it's like 8 minutes of Ninja talking about his penis.
This doesn't capture the majesty of the original's bassline and chorus, but it's a worthy and useful rework.

DZ - Nevah:  The hot DZ singles keep coming and coming...  Another notch in an already stellar catalouge.

El Sueño De La Casa Propia  - Voluntad De Oro:  The backwards vocals here are total goodness.

Emiliana Torrini - Jungle Drum (Jai Paul Remix):  I hadn't heard much Torrini I've loved since her innocent deubt LP, but the synth bass on this one makes me really happy.

Foxglove - Don't Tread On The Cracks (Analogik Remix):  Oooo sassy lounge music!

Glass Vaults - Forget Me Not:  Gorgeous and brooding, for fans of The National and mellow Frightened Rabit.

Gold Panda - You:  You you you you?  Me me me me! 

I Blame Coco - Self Machine (Chew Fu Robotix Fix):  I found this band because of the collab they did with Robyn.  Sounds like the great band The Sounds from 2 years ago, with that top drawer radio pop sitting on fully produced electronic beats that don't overwhelm the vocalist.  The kind of thing that just begs for a Rex The Dog remix.

La Roux - I'm Not Your Toy (Nero Remix):  There are so many remixers that can take La Roux's complex vocals and really just make them slam so perfectly on their bass, and assuredly this is one of them.  Sick.  I just love Nero's work.

Memphis Bleek - Still Ill:  Normally I wouldn't listen to rappers like Memphis Bleek because ick, who needs the bullshit posturing?  But every once in a while a track is just so hot that your brain glazes over all the fucked-up stupid shit they say and it just becomes a hot track.

Nuyorican Soul - Runaway (Mongoloids in Space):  It's not often I'll put up a full length house track like this, but ah well, why not?  Classic big-room deep house with a funky bassline coming in halfway through.

Telepath - The Chaotic:  Some straight ahead slinky downtempo.

The Panacea - State of Extasy:  Ahhh Panacea!  I used to have all of the 90s 12" singles, so I had to of course check out the Rare and Unreleased collection.  post-rave tech-step jungle cheese?  Oh yes please.

Villagers - Home
Villagers - Set The Tigers Free
Villagers - That Day:  I couldn't feel the whole thing, but there were a few real gems on the new album "Becoming A Jackal".
Definitely check it out if you are a fan of The Morning Benders, Bruce Peninsula, Luke Temple,




THIS WEEK'S TRACKS

Amari - Tiger
Boris Smile - Aurora
Die Antwoord - Beat Boy (The Bobby6Killers & Guerilla Speakerz Remix)
DZ - Nevah
El Sueño De La Casa Propia  - Voluntad De Oro
Emiliana Torrini - Jungle Drum (Jai Paul Remix)
Foxglove - Don't Tread On The Cracks (Analogik Remix)
Glass Vaults - Forget Me Not
Gold Panda - You
I Blame Coco - Self Machine (Chew Fu Robotix Fix)
La Roux - I'm Not Your Toy (Nero Remix)
Memphis Bleek - Still Ill
Nuyorican Soul - Runaway (Mongoloids in Space)
Telepath - The Chaotic
The Panacea - State of Extasy
Villagers - Home
Villagers - Set The Tigers Free
Villagers - That Day



It's time for deliciousness.  http://thetastates.com/mp3s/blog/blog20100820.zip



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Enjoy!
~CPI

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

MP3 blog 2010/08/18

blog 2010/08/18 - oh shit, am I late?

GUESS WHO?  THAT'S RIGHT, IT'S ME!!!
Did you miss me?

Shit, it's been over a month.  I got married, had some honeymoon, had some vacation...  and all of the sudden I was all "shit, it's almost mah birthday, time to get back in to the swing of things".
And so here we are again.  The face off.   Me staring at you through the screen, wondering if you will download this next update.
OMG CAN YOU STAND THE PRESSURE?

So I'm back.  And look out, as there's lot of catching up to do.

Did you all get the present I left for you?
Uhhh yeah you best go and check out http://thetastates.com/#anchor_20100701
193 minutes of summer dance madness!  GO GO GO GO!
CPI - Live for Original Plumbing & Toronto Pride, 2010-07-01
Seriously, it's kind of awesome.


Anyways, back to the mp3 blog!


Big Boi - General Patton
Big Boi - Shutterbugg ft Cutty:  Pretty much knocking every other party album squarely outside the fucking box, Sir Luscious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty is here and it's shaking ass left right and center.
I mean, holy shit.  Look out.

Black Moth Super Rainbow - Born On A Day The Sun Didn’t Rise:  The guitar riffs just bleed summer lawnchair sex.
The vocals drip morning-after haze.  Total summer anthem blissout, from last year's album "Eating Us".

Blastronauts - Even the Score:  Sometimes it's best not to overanalyze rock and roll, and just enjoy the riffage, guilt free.  Movements?  Progeny?  Inspiration?  Who cares who came before, I'm rocking right now.
From the 2009 album "Galileo".

Chromatic Flights - Passagrille:  Marimba goes digital... electro-pop style!

Dirty Projectors - No Intention (Live on Sirius XMU):  It's always interesting for me to hear the Dirty Projectors, considering the complexity of their smash hit album last year.  It was so complex and intricate, you immediately wonder if it's studio wizardy.  But nope, you're just a cynical jerk, and they're just awesome.

Flying Lotus - Do The Astral Plane:  Of all the wheezy producers that I hate, I certainly hate Flying Lotus the least.  Boy has some skills on the bass.  And oh, nothing of his has made me smiles in years as much as this bouncey new single.  His production techniques were mostly taken from exagerated filter house in the first place, so it's about time we hear him knock back some straight beat goodness.

Guideo - Beautiful Complication
Guideo - Mad Sax:  Anidea is the name of the album, and hot sexy beats is the game afoot.  I listen to a LOT of electronic music, and mark my word, this album will put an ear-to-ear grin across your face.  HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.  If you liked the latest offerings of Bonobo, Mount Kimbe and DZ, get this one ASAP.

Guy Klucevsek - The Gunks
Guy Klucevsek - Wave Hill:  I had a flash of insight, and suddenly realized I had never posted any Guy Klucevsek on this blog!  A tragedy!  Especially since his 1996 album "Stolen Memories" was heavily rotated in the car for most of last year.  Klucevsek is an accordian master, and fans of instrumental music and jazz should definitely develop a relationship with his body of work.

Hudson Mohawke - Fuse:  Is there wisdom in naming your band off a bad Bruce Willis flick that no one remembers?  Awww who cares, time for some more sexy beats.

Junip - Rope and Summit:  Junip is, quite obviously, a new outing from Jose Gonzalez.  The new EP isn't exactly earth-shatteringly new, but if you love the cycles of Gonzalez's guitar and hypnotic vocal cycles, you'll just be greatful for the extra dose.  Thank you sir, may I have one more?

Magneta Lane - September Came:  Just some pure pop goodness, from last year's album "Gambling With God".

Michael Santos - Alphaville
Michael Santos - Magenta Dayline:  2 tracks of spacey and crackling ambience from the new album Memory Maker.  For fans of Belong, Klimek, Mountains, and all of those usual suspects.

Mitten - Cavalcade:  I've posted 2 of their songs before, but damn they are addictive.  Like The XX instrumentation mixed with the best of Kim Gordon low-key singing.  Delicious.

Wye Oak - Emmylou:  From the new EP "My Neighbor / My Creator", the same release that gave us the fabulous I Hope You Die, this track is more straight forward rocking, but almost as entirely satisying.  The EP itself is really interesting, and you should check it out before they drop something even more fabulous.



THIS WEEK'S TRACKS

Big Boi - General Patton
Big Boi - Shutterbugg ft Cutty
Black Moth Super Rainbow - Born On A Day The Sun Didn’t Rise
Blastronauts - Even the Score
Chromatic Flights - Passagrille
Dirty Projectors - No Intention (Live on Sirius XMU)
Flying Lotus - Do The Astral Plane
Guideo - Beautiful Complication
Guideo - Mad Sax
Guy Klucevsek - The Gunks
Guy Klucevsek - Wave Hill
Hudson Mohawke - Fuse
Junip - Rope and Summit
Magneta Lane - September Came
Michael Santos - Alphaville
Michael Santos - Magenta Dayline
Mitten - Cavalcade
Wye Oak - Emmylou


CALLING ALL CARS!  CALLING ALL CARS!  CARS CAN'T TALK, WHY AM I TALKING TO YOU?  http://thetastates.com/mp3s/blog/blog20100818.zip



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Enjoy!
~CPI

Monday, August 2, 2010

oh Bleep.

Dear Bleep:

Your "Best of Bleep Top Fives" page is a ridiculous sausage fest.

Do you seriously not know any women?  1.65% (2/121) female representation, by my count.

Electronics doesn't have to be a penis party!

thanks,
~Caitlyn

Monday, July 19, 2010

CPI - Live for Original Plumbing & Toronto Pride, 2010-07-01

CPI - Live for Original Plumbing & Toronto Pride, 2010-07-01

This is the set I played at the Original Plumbing party on July 1st, 2010 @ The Beaver in Toronto.  It also includes parts of the set I played at Toronto Pride on July 2nd.  (Thanks to Morgan for convincing me to putting it online.)
It is dedicated to the memory of Will Munro, whom I did not know as more than an aquaintance, but whom had always inspired me with his fusion of art, activism and celebration.

This is also a big thank-you to everyone that helped me celebrate (in whatever way) getting married!
Hopefully this will carry you all through the many summer BBQs.

While I love it when I am hired to play downtempo, idm, minimal, abstract hiphop, ambient and all that good stuff, those gigs are few and far between.  More often than not, I am hired to rock the party, and this set is a good example of how I currently rock it live.  It is very long, but most of my life sets are extended affairs, 2-4 hours or so, that span numerous genres and tempos.

IMPORTANT:
Since I will be off on a honeymoon for a while, I won't be able to promote this.
Please please please post this on your blog, email it to your friends, spread it around online, tweet about it, etc.
If you like it, share the love!

thanks so much,
Caitlyn / CPI



CPI - Live for Original Plumbing & Toronto Pride, 2010-07-01

01) Terry Jacks - Seasons In The Sun
02) Gil Scott-Heron - New York Is Killing Me ft Nas (1200squad Remix)
03) Mos Def - Quiet Dog Bite Hard
04) Top Billin - In The Ass
05) TJR - Baby Got Jacked (Vocalized)
06) DJ Isaac - Face Down, Ass Up
07) DJ Tim Dolla ft DJ Jay Hood - Hit It 2 The Beat (Remix)
08) Mylo - Doctor Pressure
09) DJ Deekline & Red Polo - Shake The Pressure
10) Lykke Li - I'm Good, I'm Gone (Black Kids Remix)
11) LCD Soundsystem - Time To Get Away (William Russell Remix)
12) The XX - Crystalised (Rory Phillips Mix)
13) Rae Spoon - Come On Forest Fire (CPI's Disco Inferno Remix)
14) The Gossip - Heavy Cross (Tom Stephan Remix)
15) 4th Pyramid & Sammy Bananas - P-Y-R-A-M-I-D
16) Dan The Automator - Rapper's Delight (Tepr Remix)
17) FC Kahuna - Nothing Is Wrong
18) KRS-One - Sound Of Da Pecan (Riva Starr Rechunk)
19) Who gave the orders?
20) Bone Thugs-N-Harmony - Fuck Tha Police (N.W.A. cover)
21) KRS-One - Sound Of Da Police
22) Public Enemy - Can't Truss It
23) Snow - Informer
24) Digital Underground - No Nose Job (Fat Bass)
25) The Jackson 5 - I Want You Back (Z-Trip Remix)
26) M.I.A. - Hit That
27) Juelz Santana - There It Go (The Whistle Song)
28) Salt N' Peppa - Shoop
29) David Banner - Play
30) Ace Of Base - All That She Wants
31) Panjabi MC ft Jay Z - Beware Of The Boys (Silvas Funkymix Edit)
32) Tigerstyle ft Bikram Singh - Taakre
33) Ramesh B Weeratunga - Ring Of Fire
34) Ghislain Poirier - No More Blood ft Face-T
35) Gogol Bordello - Start Wearing Purple
36) Chiddy Bang - All Things Go
37) The Glitch Mob - Drive It Like You Stole It
38) The Glitch Mob - Drive It Like You Stole It (King Fantastic Remix)
39) Damian Marley - Welcome to Jamrock (Savoy Remix)
40) Public Enemy - Shut Em Down
41) Christina Aguilera ft Nicki Minaj - WooHoo
42) Clipse ft Pharrell Williams - Mr. Me Too
43) Beastie Boys - Sabotage (Alex Metric Re-Edit)
44) The Pixies - Where Is My Mind (Bassnectar Remix)
45) Def Leppard - Pour Some Sugar On Me (Video Edit)
46) Robyn - Don't Fucking Tell Me What To Do
47) Duck Sauce - Anyway (Black Noise Disco Mix)
48) Zinc - Wile Out ft Ms Dynamite
49) Wiley - Never Be Your Woman (Solo Loves Garage Remix)
50) B. Rich - It'll Be Alright ft Domonique
51) Drop The Lime - Sex Sax
52) DJ Mujava - Township Funk (Ashley Beedle Remix)
53) Hot Chip - I Feel Better
54) Simian Mobile Disco - Audacity Of Huge (Dekker & Johan Remix)
55) Fagget Fairys - Feed The Horse (Gambit Remix)
56) Major Lazer - Pon De Floor (Cold Blank Remix)
57) Major Lazer & Harold Faltermeyer - Pon De Foley (Ludachrist Remix)
58) Mr. Miyagi - We Gonna Give You The Lesson
59) Duck Sauce - Barbara Streisand (O-God Remix)
60) Robyn - Dancing On My Own (Chew Fu Extended Remix)
61) XXXchange - Better Than You
62) Weekend Players - Hype The Funk (Audio Jacker Mix)
63) Yolanda Be Cool + Dcup - We No Speak Americano
64) Green Velvet - Shake And Pop
65) Bamabounce - Poppin My Collar
66) The Dixie Cups - Chapel Of Love
67) DJ Technics - Mr. Postman
68) Bonde Do Role - Jabuticaba
69) Harry Belafonte - Jump In The Line (John Bourke's Bmore Remix)
70) Arveene & Misk - Rave Against The Arveene
71) LCD Soundsystem - Daft Punk Is Playing At My House
72) Simian Mobile Disco - Cruel Intentions ft Beth Ditto (Joker Remix)
73) Imogen Heap - Hide and Seek (Enigma Remix)
74) Kim Wilde - Kids In America


Download it:  http://thetastates.com/mp3s/CPI_-_Live_for_Original_Plumbing_and_Toronto_Pride,_2010-07-01.mp3
193 minutes, 443 MB

Friday, July 9, 2010

MP3 blog 2010/07/09

blog 2010/07/09 - this is it! THIS IS IT!

Oh yes, it is!  This is probably the last post up until August.
I'm happy to announce that I'm going to get hitched and then go travel for a bit.  This will of course mean that your slightly sexual fan mail will be even more scandalous.
But that's the price we pay!

I might drop a random update at the beginning of August, but no promises.
You'll note that this update is a bit longer than others.  I break my own rules because I'm a reberl that can't be held down!  Well, at least not without a diamond.


Bomb The Bass - Up The Mountain ft The Battle Of Land And Sea (Gui Boratto Remix):  Gui always does a slick job of taking a downtempo number and pulling it out into a mellow techy blissout track.  Subtle ecstasy!

Brooklyn Rider - String Quartet In G Minor, Op. 10_ Andantino, Doucement Expressif
Brooklyn Rider - String Quartet In G Minor, Op. 10_ Assez Vif Et Bien Rythmé:  Chamber groups don't get enough love!  Instead we're all fucking gaga over stupid "musicians" that just loop shit in fruityloops and don't actually know how to pluck a string.
Well fuck that shit, and give the new album "Dominant Curve" a helluva lot of love.  I know I know, you're scared.  It's OK to be scared.   But this album isn't a wall, it's not inaccessible to your rave-soaked mind.  You can do this.
WE CAN DO THIS TOGETHER.

Dan Mangan - Road Regrets:  From last year's "Nice, Nice, Very Nice",  it's about time we dropped some Dan on here.
Recently announced that this one is on the Polaris Prize short-list, so give it some love.  Since the Polaris assholes are too stupid to realize how awesome the new Crystal Castles and Basia Bulat albums are, this becomes one of the front-runners to win.

Gaggle - Hidden Army:  oh.  my.  god.  This is like Caitlyn catnip.  Like kitty heroin, but for people!
It's a custom synthesized drug specifically crafted to bop around through my synapses and illicit squeals and ooohs.
When Caitlyn has sexy dreams, this is the soundtrack.

Glass Ghost - Like a Diamond:  He has a soft voice a bit like Jeffrey Lewis, with a bit of Chris Garneau sullen emotion.

Jolea - Love Ruins All:  This one has a bit of a pop-producer kind of slick glaze on it, but it's hard to resist the oh-so-soaring vocals on top of a click-beat.

Nice Nice - See Waves:  Scored this great song from the Warp Records 2010 sampler, so I am waiting patiently for their full length album to come out.  Very much recommended for fans of Yeasayer and Animal Collective.

Rae Spoon - There Is A Light (acoustic)
Rae Spoon - You Can Dance:  HOLY FUCKING SHIT!!!!  THERE IS NEW RAE SPOON COMING OUT THIS SUMMER!!! FUCK YES
I went and  listened to the new tracks on his myspace and I'm so damn excited. 
so.  damn.  excited.
The first track here is the acoustic version of the song that appeared on the free "thereisafire" EP.  http://thetastates.com/mp3s/RaeSpoon_CPI_-_thereisafire.zip
Where it was all blippy and awesome there, I still have a strong love for this older acoustic rendition.
This is also the version that has a new video out for it!  check it out:  http://www.myspace.com/raespoon
The 2nd track here is the first single off the new album.  It makes me want to rollerskate-rave.  With glowsticks and lipgloss.

Rusko - Got Da Groove ft Gucci Mane:  OK, Gucci has kind of been all over the internet these days.  He's like a meme, in rapper form.  So it was kind of inevitable that he'd find his way here.

Sebastian Lind - Stay (Janus Dyg Mix):  It's like a cross between an 80s hunk balladeer and Jose Gonzalez, with a bit of Postal Service.  And it's quite good.

Small Color - Hikari No Hana:  How the hell can you resist this?  The guitar!  The whispy click beats!  The gorgeous Japanese vocals you have no understanding of!  YOU CAN'T RESISTS NO MOAR!

The Black Keys - Girl Is On My Mind:  I am always rather cynical about modern blues rock, but dang.  Dang indeed.  This is from "Rubber Factory" and it's so undeniably sweet and satisfying.

The Morning Benders - Excuses
The Morning Benders - Hand Me Downs
The Morning Benders - Stitches:  The new album is "Big Echo" and why the hell is there not more craze around it?  It's a fabulous album.  If you love Phoenix, or Beach House, or Grizzly Bear, you will love this album.  Caitlyn certified.  HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for anyone that appreciates a quality Brian Wilson-styled pop song.

The Roots - Right On ft Joanna Newsome, STS
The Roots - Walk Alone ft Truck North, P.O.R.N., Dice Raw:  Everyone keeps expecting them to falter, especially after the move to late-night TV, but nope.  Not going to happen.  "How I Got Over" is out now and every hater that loves to hate was lined up to hate.  And no hate.  Frowns turned upside down.  Cats kissing dogs.  Rivers of blood!
OK, it's not perfect, but it's a damn solid album.  And it sets the bar so much higher for rappers entering mid-life:  Age can bring maturity, and hiphop is not excluded.  Not any more.

The Twilight Sad - I Became A Prostitute (Acoustic Version):  Live from the Monolith Music Festival!  If you go back to blog20100404 you'll find another acoustic take as well, and really, it's worth the tiny amount of effort to do so.
When you have a wall-of-sound-orgasm postrock band like this, you strip away the pomp and fury.  You want to see the bones of it all.  And underneath it all their is brilliant and heartbreaking songwriting, and you love the big loud versions even more.

Young Galaxy - Queen Drum:  And we'll close it off with this cute rock number from the "Invisible Republic" album!


THIS WEEK'S TRACKS

Bomb The Bass - Up The Mountain ft The Battle Of Land And Sea (Gui Boratto Remix)
Brooklyn Rider - String Quartet In G Minor, Op. 10_ Andantino, Doucement Expressif
Brooklyn Rider - String Quartet In G Minor, Op. 10_ Assez Vif Et Bien Rythmé
Dan Mangan - Road Regrets
Gaggle - Hidden Army
Glass Ghost - Like a Diamond
Jolea - Love Ruins All
Nice Nice - See Waves
Rae Spoon - There Is A Light (acoustic)
Rae Spoon - You Can Dance
Rusko - Got Da Groove ft Gucci Mane
Sebastian Lind - Stay (Janus Dyg Mix)
Small Color - Hikari No Hana
The Black Keys - Girl Is On My Mind
The Morning Benders - Excuses
The Morning Benders - Hand Me Downs
The Morning Benders - Stitches
The Roots - Right On ft Joanna Newsome, STS
The Roots - Walk Alone ft Truck North, P.O.R.N., Dice Raw
The Twilight Sad - I Became A Prostitute (Acoustic Version)
Young Galaxy - Queen Drum


Yes, I do believe we optimized it all so it will be pleasant for both of us.  http://thetastates.com/mp3s/blog/blog20100709.zip


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Tuesday, July 6, 2010

MP3 blog 2010/07/06

blog 2010/07/06 - closer, closer to the omega point...

First off:   WHO SENT ME "ABSOLUTE DEATH"?  A million thank yous to whomever sent me this lovely book in the mail.
There was no identifying information included, just a note that read "Thanks especially for Particle 1000 0001".
Well, to whomever you are, thank you for the book, and you are welcome for the mixes.

Secondly, I hope to get one more blog update out the door between now and then, but I might be taking some downtime for the rest of July.  Don't get scared!  Caitlyn will be back at some point in August.
Pinky swear.

Hell, there might even be a surprise for YOU ALL along the way.

Now, on to the mp3 blog...


AC Slater - Take You (Doorly Remix):  Total 21st century rave-a-thon!  Super classic hardcore business, reworked for the 20-years-later crowd.

Buraka Som Sistema - IC19 (Toy Selectah Remix):  This is the first time I've really heard BSS stretched out and chilld down.  This track just plods in and makes for a sweet summer groove, instead of the antagonistic bounce we're normally used to from BSS tracks.

DJ Earworm - Like OMG, Baby (Capital FM Summertime Ball Mashup):  Speaking of summertime, here's all the summer cheese rammed together.  All the nutrition of a chicken nugget in this one!

Janelle Monáe - Mushrooms & Roses
Janelle Monáe - Tightrope ft Big Boi:  There's shitloads of hype swirling around "The ArchAndroid", but the best parts are the most surprising.
I sear, Mushrooms & Roses could have equally come from a new Ween album.  I swears it!
And tightrope is jazzy funky fun.

Mount Kimbie - Adriatic
Mount Kimbie - Before I Move Off
Mount Kimbie - Mayor:  After a string of ridiculously strong EPs, the new album "Crooks & Lovers" is here and knocking socks off.
Spanning a world between IDM, dubstep and minimal, Mount Kimbie has some of the most satisfying abstract beats of the year.  Highly recommended.

Phoenix - Love Like A Sunset (Animal Collective Remix):  Of all the Phoenix songs, this one seems most appropriately attuned to that AC aesthetic, so the remix seems natural.

Sleigh Bells - Rill Rill:  So "Treats" is getting to be too awesome to resist.  So much over-loaded fun!

To Kill A Petty Bourgeoisie - The Needle:  Lovingly brooding!  From last year's LP "Marlone", this band wins for best-band-name-ever.

Treasure Fingers & Jocelyn Brown - What Am I Supposed To Do:  Awwww shiiiiiit, Treasure Fingers is BACK WITH THE GLORIOUS SLAMMING PUMPING HOUSE!

Wavves - Post Acid:  I have to say, I really really hated all Wavves.  Up until now.  I don't have the full length, "King Of The Beach", yet, but fuck thank you for letting the pop joy seep through.
Fuck, I am really hoping we're over the lo-fi bullshit.  LET THAT POP FLAG FLY!  Thank you, Sleigh Bells, for teaching the scruffy kids of 2009's worst fad how to do it right.

Wisp - Flat Rock
Wisp - Hexenringe
Wisp - Hidebehind:  "The Shimmering Hour" rocks a part of me that is seldom rocked, outside of the classic Warp and Rephlex catalouges.
Scattershot RDJ beats, de-tuned BOC synths, Paradinas-lifted chord progressions and Machine Drum breakbeat-love.
If you are a fan of the classic IDM sound, defintely get this album.

You Say Party! We Say Die! - Heart Of Gold
You Say Party! We Say Die! - Lonely's Lunch:  I had mostly ignored the album "XXXX" when it came out last year, but these singles caught my ear.
They are much mellower indie pop than I was lead to believe they'd be, but they fit in perfectly with some Yeah Yeah Yeahs.


THIS WEEK'S TRACKS

AC Slater - Take You (Doorly Remix)
Buraka Som Sistema - IC19 (Toy Selectah Remix)
DJ Earworm - Like OMG, Baby (Capital FM Summertime Ball Mashup)
Janelle Monáe - Mushrooms & Roses
Janelle Monáe - Tightrope ft Big Boi
Mount Kimbie - Adriatic
Mount Kimbie - Before I Move Off
Mount Kimbie - Mayor
Phoenix - Love Like A Sunset (Animal Collective Remix)
Sleigh Bells - Rill Rill
To Kill A Petty Bourgeoisie - The Needle
Treasure Fingers & Jocelyn Brown - What Am I Supposed To Do
Wavves - Post Acid
Wisp - Flat Rock
Wisp - Hexenringe
Wisp - Hidebehind
You Say Party! We Say Die! - Heart Of Gold
You Say Party! We Say Die! - Lonely's Lunch


This is the beginning of the (temporary) end!  Oh, savour the drips!!!  http://thetastates.com/mp3s/blog/blog20100706.zip



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Wednesday, June 30, 2010

MP3 blog 2010/06/30

blog 2010/06/30 - and here's where the gushing becomes a trickle.

I warned you, didn't I?  Oh I told you good!
Things are slowing down for the summer because I have some ish to take care of.
I hope you've been saving up the updates, like a tree full of delicious acorns.  Tucking them away for when you need them most?
No?  Well lucky you all of the old updates are still online, and you can always dive back in to the 2009 ones you might not have heard yet either.

I WILL NOT LET YOU STARVE THIS SUMMER.  But you have to learn to help yourself.



Be Your Own Pet - We Will Vacation, You Can Be My Parasol:  Totally addictive rock, and pretty much the best song title ever.

Beth Orton - Comfort of Strangers (with M Ward):  This is one of my favourite dynamic folk exchanges.  Not since Scout Niblett got Will Oldham on the track Kiss has the differences in timbres been so damn enthralling.  I just wish M Ward got more mic time.

Bob Sinclar - Love You No More ft Shabba Ranks (Chuckie Remix):  You'll instantly recognize that guitar pluck from Manu Chao, and your suspions are concerned bat the French singing/speaking.  Toss in some SHABBA shouts?  Sure, ok!  OK OK, total bigroom cheese, but it's got charm.

Clark - Outside Plume:  From 2009's album "Totems Flare", and this is probably my favourite of the bunch.  At first you think it's going to be another entry in to the post-dubstep world, with that slight steppiness and solid bass slam.  But it doesn't stay content with it builds towards the 3 minute mark and unleashes a flurry of classic IDM headfuck business.  Incredible!

Clogs - Last Song ft Matt Berninger
Clogs - The Owl of Love ft Shara Worden
Clogs - To Hugo:   What kind of insular orgy is abound here?  There is a galaxy of planets swirling around the likes of The National and Sufjan Stephens, and they are all colliding and spitting out brilliant balls of unfounded earth.
The Clogs new album "The Creatures in the Garden of Lady Walton" was birthed from that too-bright-to-look scene and the mass has formed in to something entirely new and promising.  There are recognizeable elements that point to where it came from, but this album is more challenging than it's predecessors, and it might ultimately prove more rewarding.
Sometimes the universe creates things that seem divine, even though we know it's just worlds colliding.

Deadmau5 - I Remember (Caspa Remix):  Yes yes Deadmau5 is cheese incarnate, but this is Caspa on the reins we're talking about.  He can take a cliched ravey vox and whip it in to a respectable downbeat stormer.

I Blame Coco ft Robyn - Caesar (Diplo Remix):  If anyone gets Roby and Diplo to guest on their track, I will drool all over it.  Guaranteed.

Isan - 64 Fire Damage
Isan - Catgot:  NEW ISAN!  Yaaaaay!  "Glow In The Dark Safari Set" is fresh for 2010 and has some incredible songs.
If you are a fan of Isan, Morr Music and the like, it's a must-have.  For me it's like the new Lali Puna.  6 really good songs, and a bit of filler.  But really, just buy the whole thing and delete the tracks you don't like.

Kanye West - Power:  I have to admit, I kind of really like this.  After M.I.A. ressurected Suicide for her new single, Kanye drops in some old garage rock as a quick drop.  Loving the fuzzed out chant beat.

Michael Morph ft Yo Majesty - Do What You Want:  After Club Action, it took me a while to find more Yo Majesty I was super digging, and this one fits that bill.  Bouncin'!

Pretty Lights - Sunday School:  The intro sounds like a depitched take on the sample RJD2 used on the track Rain, which of course makes me smile a bit.  But it doesn't hinge on that at all, quicky blasting off in to a Glitch Mob-styled heavy breakbeat blowout.  Toss in some Notorious, shake, and done.

School of Seven Bells - Babelonia:  New track out!!!!  I can't wait for the new album.  "Disconnect From Desire" is out soon, keep an ear out for it.

The Grates - Burn Bridges:  I imagine this group as wearing marching band costumes.

Xploding Plastix - Pretend You Owe Me Nothing
Xploding Plastix - Rattlechaser:  Back with some new material for 2010!  This "Devious Dan EP" is far better than their previous outing, but we are all waiting for a true return to form that was 2001's Amateur Girlfriends Go Pro-Skirt Agents.  The top tracks on the EP come close to evoking the drama and tension that we know they are capable of.  So in the meantime, just enjoy these dark, slinky numbers.  It's songs like this that make me wish I smoked.  It'd be more dramatic, y'know?  Just lounge back with a Parisian long brimmed circular hat on, lace glove clutching my cigarette holder, my either hand on a pearl-handled revolver.



THIS WEEK'S TRACKS

Be Your Own Pet - We Will Vacation, You Can Be My Parasol
Beth Orton - Comfort of Strangers (with M Ward)
Bob Sinclar - Love You No More ft Shabba Ranks (Chuckie Remix)
Clark - Outside Plume
Clogs - Last Song ft Matt Berninger
Clogs - The Owl of Love ft Shara Worden
Clogs - To Hugo
Deadmau5 - I Remember (Caspa Remix)
I Blame Coco ft Robyn - Caesar (Diplo Remix)
Isan - 64 Fire Damage
Isan - Catgot
Kanye West - Power
Michael Morph ft Yo Majesty - Do What You Want
Pretty Lights - Sunday School
School of Seven Bells - Babelonia
The Grates - Burn Bridges
Xploding Plastix - Pretend You Owe Me Nothing
Xploding Plastix - Rattlechaser


OMG IT ALL SPARKLES  http://thetastates.com/mp3s/blog/blog20100630.zip



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Tuesday, June 22, 2010

MP3 blog 2010/06/22

blog 2010/06/22 - OK so I've been thinking a lot about hard cover books lately.


First a word of warning!  The M3U file included might not work so well this update, what with all our wacky punctuation in names.
So listener, be warned when dragging and dropping!

But we have some serious dubby beats going down in this post!  Crank the bass and let's slide in to it...


2562 - Lost:  From last year's album "Unbalance", the sub-bass on this just kills, but you seriously have to have a good system for the full effect.  Loving the trippy vocals, loving the chilled groove.

Alva Noto - Argonaut (Version)
Alva Noto - Garment:  "For 2" is the brand new Alva Noto, and dang-nabbit, it's the best damn thing I've heard from Alva Noto since the trio of albums he did with Ryuichi Sakamoto.
A far cry from his Xerrox series, and yes I know those albums have fans, and I even liked Xerrox 2, but how often do we listen to those???  HMMMM?
Instead, it's Vrioon and Insen that dominate our systems.  And on "For 2", Alva Noto unleashes what he has learned through years of that collaboration via the tools he knows best:  sine waves, pianos, and tightly edited blips.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Breakage - Higher
Breakage ft Burial - Vial:  From the LP "Foundation", I had to get this on hear just because the old school intro of Higher just melts a part of my ice-cold heart.
All in all, it ends up being one of the best dubstep producer albums out there.  Some good variety too, with the whispy darkness of the Burial collab, to even some old school jungle steppin'.

Foals - Hummer:  I've dropped 2 other Foals tracks on this blog before, but this would be the first time where it isn't a remix.
His voice has this great snotty Britsh accent, and the whole band drives forward like Bloc Party or The Rapture.

Jack Penate - Pull My Heart Away (Jamie xx Remix):   Oh man, that's good.  That beat is something super fresh.
It's got that detuned sound of my favourite tracks by "The Knife", but nestles it in a synth-funk framework.
Oooo.
oooo yeah.
That's good.

Local Natives - Airplanes:  Such a great little pop number.

Naono - Tender Telescope:  I've been loving the new album "Sleepy Pebbles".  It's not a far jaunt from the staples of the genre of "relaxing synths and relaxing beats", but it sure isn't a slacker in that category either.
Very much recommended for fans of Flica, Ulrich Schnauss and Verbose.

Octoberman - Thirty Reasons:  OK we have the plinket-plink, the dual-channel "ahh ahhhh"s and even a FINGER SNAP breakdown.  Folk doesn't get any more precious that this.

Ólafur Arnalds - Þau Hafa Sloppið Undanþunga Myrkursins
Ólafur Arnalds - Tunglið:  Take a deep breath and read the album title "...And They Have Escaped The Weight Of Darkness".  Thank goodness it's at least pronounceable!
Iceland, I apologize on behalf of the rest of the world, but WE DON'T KNOW HOW TO PRONOUNCE YOUR VOLCANO.  But at least you make fabulous music.
The whole album pretty much sounds like these two tracks, so if gorgeous strings with delicate piano and weeping production is your thing, you are going to love this.
Highly recommended for fans of Johann Johannsson, Eluvium and Mum.

Radio Slave - N.I.N.A.:  Not 6 months goes by without something amazing coming down the pipe from Radio Slave.
Electronic producers are now on the Beatport economy and constantly releasing new singles, and sure, there are plenty o flops, this one is all smiles.

Röyksopp - Happy Up Here:  This song is basically a single Parliament loop all spiffed up with some fluff lyrics, but YOU CAN'T FOOL ME I CAN TELL YOU LIKE IT.
Want to make it better?  Wait for it...
Röyksopp - Happy Up Here (Marching Band Version):  OH THAT'S RIGHT THERE'S A FUCKING MARCHING BAND VERSION OUT THERE.  *head asplode*

Starkey - New Cities ft Kiki Hitomi:  I was all over Starkey productions 2 years ago, but then there came a glut of productions that just didn't groove me right.  This is from the new album "Ear Drums And Black Holes", and while I kind of lament a number of directions that album demarcates, this number is jazzy enough to overcome my cynicism.

Your Infamous Harp - Ferret-Step
Your Infamous Harp - Fish Out of Water:  How long have you been on this blog?  Do you remember how even much more ramshackle and disorganized it was... BACK IN 2007??
Oh yes, if you were there you might remember that Your Infamous Harp had one of the best albums of the year.  The equation was marvelous:  cute + breakbeat + wacky = Caitlyn love!
In the interim, there hasn't been anyone else that could fill the Your Infamous Harp shaped hole in my heart.
How many breakbeat love-songs about sandwiches have come out since then???  NOT ENOUGH!
Anyways, the new album, which I think actually flew under my radar last year, is "Escapes From the Cage" and from the title of "Ferret Step" alone you can tell there is goodness to be found.
I wasn't as blown away by the whole affair as the prior album, but I highly encourage everyone to get this album and snuggle on the dancefloor.   OK OK, get high in the corner.



THIS WEEK'S TRACKS

2562 - Lost
Alva Noto - Argonaut (Version)
Alva Noto - Garment
Breakage - Higher
Breakage ft Burial - Vial
Foals - Hummer
Jack Penate - Pull My Heart Away (Jamie xx Remix)
Local Natives - Airplanes
Naono - Tender Telescope
Octoberman - Thirty Reasons
Ólafur Arnalds - Þau Hafa Sloppið Undanþunga Myrkursins
Ólafur Arnalds - Tunglið
Radio Slave - N.I.N.A.
Röyksopp - Happy Up Here
Röyksopp - Happy Up Here (Marching Band Version)
Starkey - New Cities ft Kiki Hitomi
Your Infamous Harp - Ferret-Step
Your Infamous Harp - Fish Out of Water


Good timing is just the beginning:  http://thetastates.com/mp3s/blog/blog20100622.zip


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Thursday, June 17, 2010

MP3 blog 2010/06/17

blog 2010/06/17 - Nothing quite comes close to this

Guess who is going to laze around all weekend????   ME!  good guess.
Big thanks to Mike who was kind enough to order me an amazing book.  It's very rare that someone notices that "buy me books" link at the end of these posts, but to the one person per year that sends me an art book, thank you so much!  Because of people like Mike, I keep doing what I'm doing.  :)
He sent me Cindy Sherman's Complete Untitled Film Stills book, which is just brilliant.


Bell Orchestre - Air Lines, Land Lines (Live at La Tulipe)
Bell Orchestre - Dark Lights (Live at La Tulipe):  While I wasnt' crazy about their recent output, the live setting seems to be the perfect medium for showcasing this band's true talents.
Maybe it didn't come through in the production?  Who knows, but these recordings bleed genius.

Bïa - Caminhar:  Ahhh, not understanding a language means that the song really has to stand on the structure and melody, and oh this one does.  Those smooth and sexy horns!!!

Cassette Kids - Meant To Be (Leo Nevilo Remix):  Pop that comes like a cross between Dragonette and The Gossip, with a synth-pulse remix throbbing all over it.


Database + French Horn Rebellion - Beaches and Friends (The Twelves Remix):  Like the Go-Team meets The Rapture meets disco house.   niiiiice.

Entertainment For The Braindead - Dry Wood
Entertainment For The Braindead - Relapse
Entertainment For The Braindead - Wastelands:  Released under the increasingly-awesome Creative Commons license, the new album "Roadkill" is a surprising thing of beauty.
Stunning folk music, and very well produced.  Highly recommended for fans of Joanna Newsom, Alela Diane and In The Pines.

Janelle Monáe - Many Moons:  Oh my my my you'll be hearing so much of this woman this year!  So I thought I'd start off by diving back to her 2007 EP "Metropolis: the Chase Suite".
And yes, she is riffing off Sesame Street's "The Pinball Song".  and that's awesome.
Janelle Monáe Metropolis: Suite I (The Chase)

Robyn - Cry When You Get Older
Robyn - Dancing On My Own
Robyn - Don't Fucking Tell Me What To Do:  New Robyn!!!! Fucking FINALLY!  She dropped an amazing album in 2006, which got rejigged and re-released 2 years later, and we've had it on repeat for years.
The new record is "Body Talk Part 1", and yeah, it's short, but hell there might be 3 of them this year.  (Someone hint that along to Joanna Newsom!)
Super slick pop for the dancefloor snobs.

Sing Leaf - The Watch:  An adorable little electro-clap soundscape is the perfect place to nestle in vocals like this.   Yay!

Sleigh Bells - Tell 'Em:  It's like the School Of Seven Bells, if they put down their laptops and bought machine guns instead.

The Qemists ft Wiley - Dem Na Like Me (King Cannibal Remix):  There's lot of great remixes of this track out there, but bass pulsing and the random running snares really make this one for me.

The Sounds - Noswia (La Dolce Vita Remix):  I was recently reminded of their album "Crossing The Rubicon" and damn, people really slept on it. 
You can just hear the joy in her voice!  This is like happy hardcore for big kids.



THIS WEEK'S TRACKS

Bell Orchestre - Air Lines, Land Lines (Live at La Tulipe)
Bell Orchestre - Dark Lights (Live at La Tulipe)
Bïa - Caminhar
Cassette Kids - Meant To Be (Leo Nevilo Remix)
Database + French Horn Rebellion - Beaches and Friends (The Twelves Remix)
Entertainment For The Braindead - Dry Wood
Entertainment For The Braindead - Relapse
Entertainment For The Braindead - Wastelands
Janelle Monáe - Many Moons
Robyn - Cry When You Get Older
Robyn - Dancing On My Own
Robyn - Don't Fucking Tell Me What To Do
Sing Leaf - The Watch
Sleigh Bells - Tell 'Em
The Qemists ft Wiley - Dem Na Like Me (King Cannibal Remix)
The Sounds - Noswia (La Dolce Vita Remix)


Let's have a race to see who can fall asleep first!  http://thetastates.com/mp3s/blog/blog20100617.zip



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Sunday, June 13, 2010

MP3 blog 2010/06/13

blog 2010/06/13 - things will tumble tumble tumble and I always land on a pillow

CALLmeKAT - Do Your Trick
CALLmeKAT - Flower In The Night:  Jazzy pop can be a hard field to distinguish oneself in, simultaneously avoiding the 90s triphop trap and the adult contemporary crooner snoozebox.
The lively-yet-muted instrumentals here add something new to the ouvre, and allow them to stake some slightly new sonic territory, thus allowing your hipster-defenses to lower long enough to get into the groove.

D/S/Miller
- Blowing Out A Match:  A great little nugget of ambient glitch, from the new split with Hunted Creatures.

Fat Acid - Jacqueline:  It starts innocently enough, but this track is a jazz stormer with a fabulous subbass that you need to crank to appreciate.

James Blake - CMYK:  Funky mutant breakbeat, the way it should be!  What does a girl have to do to get more future funk like this in a post-dubstep world where everyeone else is abusing distortion plug-ins?

Japandroids - Press Corps:  A throwback to the 2007 "All Lies EP", which I dug out while pining for the new Japandroids releases later this year.

Mark Feldman And Sylvie Courvoisier - Double Windsor:  When I was a wee one, I stumbled on the marvelous world of Tzadik through a well-curated used CD bin.  This of course meant that all of the first releases I ever heard were the most difficult and least fun of the batch.  That prepped me for years of compulsively tracking down this imprint, and it's Japanese predecessor Avant.
The relatively new Key series has proven to be filled with winners, and this new album "Oblivia" is no exception.  The improvisations for piano and violin are totally captivating and refuse to give you scronk when further detail would suffice.
And hey, you might even remember Mark Feldman as the famous violinist who recorded the eternal string tracks of They Might Be Giant's ISTANBUL, as well as popping up as a studio musician on other TMBG albums and projects.

MF Doom & Clutchy Hopkins - Impending Doom:  This ducks back to 2006, with The Life Of Clutchy Hopkins, and him dropping some breaks over the high-water-mark rhymes of MF Doom.

Oval - Ah!:  Muddy "look at me I bought Max/MSP" Oval of last decade is gone.  Here is a fantastic new and shiny Oval, merging a lifetime of IDM sensibilities with some SEXY-ASS late-90s style Tortoise instrumentation and tension play.
Fuck yes.  The new album is simply "O", and I really hope it's all this blissfully good.

School Of Seven Bells - Chain (Seefeel Extraction)
School Of Seven Bells - My Cabal:  Another temporal digression!   These are from last year's "My Cabal" EP.  First off, fucking SEEFEEL!  I love love love Seefeel, as some of my mixes might reveal.  I can't think of anyone better to take this loopy psych vocal goop and work it over.
And "My Cabal"...   OK, I always pronounced it CAH-BAHL.  Not Cay-bull.  You know, like the video game with the circle you'd roll?  CAH-BAL.
Oh, how can I argue with you?  You're too cute!

Steven Page - What A Good Boy (Live at the Winnipeg Folk Festival):  So Mr. Page apparnetly did some candy up the nose and woah whine whine the Canadian press got all uppity and he split ways with the Barenaked Ladies.
Apparently, the split seems to have worked out amicably for both parties.  I guess they each get to do the classics?
But really, who else but Page could do the vox on a classic like THIS?

Surfer Blood - Swim (Allen Bickle of Baroness Remix):  Awww yeah, this is what I was waiting for.  I nice mildy-tweaked remix of Surfer Blood to make it that much more digestible.  It worked for Women, it worked for Panda Bear, and it can work here too.  Believe in it!

The Gertrudes - River:  It's like the Be Good Tanyas, except with a guy doing the lead!  Nice.

The Joy Formidable - The Last Drop:  I dropped 2 tracks from them on a prior blog release, but shit, how could I let this one sit around?  Damn amzing rock and or roll.

The Knocks - Blackout:  The world needs more songs about people getting far too intoxicated to remember relationship-altering heavy conversations.  OK OK I kid, but one more certainly doesn't hurt...
Or... does???? ooooooo

Title Fight - Symmetry
Title Fight - Youreyeah:  Yeah yeah yeah, I know I don't post a lot of stuff like this, but it's the rare release that really catches my ear.
Don't count me out entirely!  I grew up on Propagandhi and Crass and Cap'N Jazz and Fugazi just like you did!
From last year's album "The Last Thing You Forget".



THIS WEEK'S TRACKS

CALLmeKAT - Do Your Trick
CALLmeKAT - Flower In The Night
DSMiller - Blowing Out A Match
Fat Acid - Jacqueline
James Blake - CMYK
Japandroids - Press Corps
Mark Feldman And Sylvie Courvoisier - Double Windsor
MF Doom & Clutchy Hopkins - Impending Doom
Oval - Ah!
School Of Seven Bells - Chain (Seefeel Extraction)
School Of Seven Bells - My Cabal
Steven Page - What A Good Boy (Live at the Winnipeg Folk Festival)
Surfer Blood - Swim (Allen Bickle of Baroness Remix)
The Gertrudes - River
The Joy Formidable - The Last Drop
The Knocks - Blackout
Title Fight - Symmetry
Title Fight - Youreyeah


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~CPI

Friday, June 11, 2010

MP3 blog 2010/06/10

blog 2010/06/10 - things slow down and there's pulses and meaning and you smile.

Not sure how it happened, but there's a lot of great chill going on here.  Fabulous indie-rock folktronica beats, downtempo reworks, gushing instrumentals, hand-jiving micro house....  Enjoy!


Fink - Move On Me
Peter Broderick - And It's Alright
The Cinematic Orchestra - Child Song:  These 3 beautiful numbers are culled from a comp titled "Audiovisual Couture" and thankfully, the songs are available on their own, as they shine so strong alone.

Black Mold - Metal Spider Webs
Black Mold - Tetra Pack Heads:  The album is "Snow Blindness Is Crystal Antz" and WTF does that mean and omg why are these tracks melting my brain?

Club 8 - Western Hospitality (Pallers Remix):  God bless the folktronica chanter numbers!

D. Lissvik - Practice:  Pulses, clapping, chimes, and smoooooth guitar?  Oh yes!

Epsilon Project - Inspiration:  Some feel-good beats and rhymes, off the 2010 Audacity EP.

Forest City Lovers - Light You Up:  I haven't heard the new album "Carriage", but I love this great bit of pop folk.

Hard Mix - Drama Drama:  I'm loving the trend of taking 80s R&B-style pop and slapping on a modern funk crawler beat on it.

Hypnotic Brass Ensemble - Spottie:  Hypnotic!  And brassy!  And an ensemble of them!  Truer band titles were never spoken.  Fabulous organic breakbeat funk.

Lali Puna - Move On
Lali Puna - Remember:   New Lali Puna!  The new album "Our Inventions" will not dissapoint any Lali Puna fans, and they are reliably working the same sounds as ever before.  They find a good comfy space between The Notwist and Stereolab.  Like all of their other albums, the whole thing isn't perfect, but the joys of the stellar tracks are worth it for sure.

Levek - Remade Horizon (Dirty Projectors cover):  Ha, yes more people should cover The Dirty Projectors!!!  Especially acapella covers.  Fuck yes.

Patrick Chardronnet - Take A New Ride:  A funkier companion to the Lissvik track above!  All the hot guitar, but with some glitchy microfunk beneath.

Sleigh Bells vs Rye Rye - Tell Em Rye Rye Said Bang! (Mover Shaker Mix):  The Sleigh Bells stuff is often just too abrasive for me to enjoy normally (oh distortion, how'd you get so cliche?) but mashing in so Rye Rye makes it kinda sorta perfect.

Slow Six - The Night You Left New York:   The new album is Tomorrow Becomes You and yeah, it kind of sounds like The Dirty Three, except... ummm..  there's six of them?  No no no wait, it's true!!!
But Fffuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!  So good! 

Steve Reich - Electric Counterpoint III. Fast (Röyksopp True To Original Edit):  OK, this makes me so happy.  I first heard Electric Counterpoint when I was like 15 years old and slinking in record-store basements and sneaking in to late-night radio shows.  I am so happy it's been flipped up again for our grooving pleasure.  While certainly one of the most poppiest pieces Reich did, it'll always have a place in my heart.


THIS WEEK'S TRACKS

Black Mold - Metal Spider Webs
Black Mold - Tetra Pack Heads
Club 8 - Western Hospitality (Pallers Remix)
D. Lissvik - Practice
Epsilon Project - Inspiration
Fink - Move On Me
Forest City Lovers - Light You Up
Hard Mix - Drama Drama
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble - Spottie
Lali Puna - Move On
Lali Puna - Remember
Levek - Remade Horizon (Dirty Projectors cover)
Patrick Chardronnet - Take A New Ride
Peter Broderick - And It's Alright
Sleigh Bells vs Rye Rye - Tell Em Rye Rye Said Bang! (Mover Shaker Mix)
Slow Six - The Night You Left New York
Steve Reich - Electric Counterpoint III. Fast (Röyksopp True To Original Edit)
The Cinematic Orchestra - Child Song


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~CPI

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

marking a line in the sand, making a line in the palm

Thanks to all who came and worked it.
Philadelphia is one helluva city.

It is going to be an eventful summer.  Of that you can be sure.
But I might not be around for a some of it, and I apologize in advance.

In the meantime, here's a crib sheet, in case you were sweepy.
Here are 30 fabulous things that were released in 2010 that you should buy.
alphabetically, I give you:

CPI's picks of 2010 so far....

Ali Farka Toure & Toumani Diabate - Ali & Toumani
B. Dolan - Fallen House Sunken City
Basia Bulat - Heart Of My Own
Beach House - Teen Dream
Bobby Mcferrin - Vocabularies
Bonobo - Black Sands
Chiddy Bang - Air Swell Mixtape
Crystal Castles - Crystal Castles
DZ - The Proliferation Sequence
Ellie Goulding - Lights
Eraldo Bernocchi & Blackfilm - Along The Corridors
Fang Island - Fang Island
Four Tet - There Is Love In You
Frightened Rabbit - The Winter Of Mixed Drinks
Gil Scott-Heron - I'm New Here
Gogol Bordello - Trans-Continental Hustle
Hot Chip - One Life Stand
Joanna Newsom - Have One On Me
John Zorn - Book Of Angels, Volume 13, Mycale
Jónsi - Go
Justin Martin - Five Years Of Dirtybird mixtape
Lisa Bozikovic - Lost August
The National - High Violet
Omar Souleyman - Jazeera Nights
Owen Pallett - Heartland
Richard Skelton - Landings
Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings - I Learned The Hard Way
Sunn O))) & Earth - Angel Coma EP
Titus Andronicus - The Monitor
Yeasayer - Odd Blood

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

MP3 blog 2010/06/01

blog 2010/06/01 - Off again to the magical land of duty-free booze.

See you suckers!  I'm off to Philthydelphia for hotel party shenanigans.
Back next week, most like, but I thought I should get on top of things and drop this extra update of hotness before we hit the road.

Moskitoo - Xime
Orla Wren - 33 Fainting Spells:  As has been my habit, I'm starting with a compilation.  "88 Tapes" is a sexy little slab of electronic ambrosia.  And I say this as a person who goes through a lot of comps, and hates comps, because the quality is usually so very uneven.  But these two tracks exemplify all the rightness in this comp:  That perfect fusion of electronics, folk sensibilities and spring-morning ambience.  An absolute must for fans of Isan, the Morr Music Label, Chihei Hatakeyama, and the most relaxing of School Of Seven Bells

A.C. Newman - Take On Me (A-Ha Cover):  Another cover?  Sick of them yet?  No, of course not!  A classic.  So many people try and take on this monster and fail, but Mr. Newman rides it respectfully.

Aloe Blacc - A Dedication
Aloe Blacc - If I:  The Aloe Black EP, and the sequl The Aloe Black EP 2 (clever!) came out in 2004, but I slept on them until now.  A few dope bits of boom-bap in there, for sure.  A Dedication does what is almost impossible:  A children chorus that doesn't suck.  And "If I" drops some acapella soul that foreshadowed this year's Gil Scott Heron release, even.

Brothers O'Hair - Tonight (Live on KVDU):  So many gems get slipped down through radio station live sessions, which kind of gives a good argument for the longevity of (some) radio stations.  I love this guy's exasperated voice.

Chiddy Bang - Breakfast
Gorillaz - Stylo (Remix ft Chiddy Bang):  Chiddy hits us with the Air Swell Mixtape, and as usual he jacks hot pop fluff, slaps some more snares and bass, and gives us the feel-good party rhymes we need.  Super fun, if only suffering from being so consciously hipster.  I am not in to the Gorillaz album, which is getting rave reviews for I'm not sure why, but at least their name makes it here anyways.

DZ - Killin' em Softly
DZ - Serenity Now:  "The Proliferation Sequence" is DZ's first full length, and it is a monumental achievement.  Almost every dubstep producer album sucks.  It's oh so true.  But he bucks that trend here and goes further, producing a captivating TWO PART ALBUM that is fucking bass sickness all the way through.
He doesn't sit in his dancefloor madness you may know from his singles, but stretches his sounds to cover spacious dubby-dub-dubstep, gets a bit jazzy, gets down to some ragga, and flips it 5 ways to Sunday. 
While not as eclectic and poppy as Bonobo's Black Sands, this one is essential for any beat heads.

Gregory Pepper - Tea Biscuits:  Short, sweet, and with CHIMES!

Kelis - Acapella (Friends Electric Remix)
Kelis - In For The Kill (La Roux Cover):  So what happened?  Checking my DJ crate, Kelis is the gal who brought us Milkshake and Bossy.  Kind of puerile, adolescent jams.   She ditchs her boy Nas, and produces an unquestionably HOT and sexy pop number!   Good job on dumping Nas!  It seems to have been an immense improvement, because this song is pop bliss.  And doing an acoustic cover of La Roux?  Smart smart smart.

Kid Loco - Love Me Sweet (J.C. Concato Remix):  Kid Loco recently dropped a collection simply titled "The Remix Album", and it brought me back to the sweet sweet memories.  Just bliss out to this slice of downtempo perfection.

King Midas Sound - Cool Out
King Midas Sound - Lost:  And as if things were chilled and sexy enough, here's 2 tracks from the 2009 album "Waiting for You".  Grooooove!  Her vocals ride the beat perfectly.

Mountain Man - Soft Skin:  From the new album "Made The Harbor", which I haven't heard yet.  I just like the opening line "I got soft skin" and the response "are you gonna let me in".  That's kind of a creepy-awesome image. 

The Got To Get Got - Burn Yaletown Burn:  Haha, great song title, and great Pavement chops.  And I swear I hear someone playing the triangle (tragically buried deep in the mix), but that's still a world of awesome.

Tobacco - Fresh Hex ft Beck
Tobacco - Sweatmother:  I'm not so much in to Tobacco, but I love these 2 songs, and I'm sure you crazy young'ns will just love their new album "Maniac Meat".

Trentemoller - Sycamore Feeling (Thomas Schumacher Remix):  End things off with a moody little pounder from our favourite un-proper-spellable artist!



THIS WEEK'S TRACKS

A.C. Newman - Take On Me (A-Ha Cover)
Aloe Blacc - A Dedication
Aloe Blacc - If I
Brothers O'Hair - Tonight (Live on KVDU)
Chiddy Bang - Breakfast
DZ - Killin' em Softly
DZ - Serenity Now
Gorillaz - Stylo (Remix ft Chiddy Bang)
Gregory Pepper - Tea Biscuits
Kelis - Acapella (Friends Electric Remix)
Kelis - In For The Kill (La Roux Cover)
Kid Loco - Love Me Sweet (J.C. Concato Remix)
King Midas Sound - Cool Out
King Midas Sound - Lost
Moskitoo - Xime
Mountain Man - Soft Skin
Orla Wren - 33 Fainting Spells
The Got To Get Got - Burn Yaletown Burn
Tobacco - Fresh Hex ft Beck
Tobacco - Sweatmother   
Trentemoller - Sycamore Feeling (Thomas Schumacher Remix)


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~CPI

Friday, May 28, 2010

MP3 blog 2010/05/28

blog 2010/05/28 - Overwhelming?  It's just survival instinct.

Babe Rainbow - Like I Give A Care
Babe Rainbow - Shaved:  Dreamy bass folk swirls of delay!  Echo chamber psych blast!  Grouper on quality drugs!   Yes yes yes!

Bachelorette - Mindwarp:  It's like a falsetto La Roux, with some wacha-kitta-wacha-kitta surf guitar in the background!

Bobby Mcferrin - Say Ladeo:  Yes.  Yes this is the same Bobby "Don't Worry Be Happy" Mcferrin.  Forget all that and just try and focus here.
His new album Vocabularies is FUCKING AMAZING.  It's a little bit adult contepmorary jazz, but it's freaking good.  Complex acapella + drum compositions that span 8-11 minutes each, constantly weaving in and out of themself.  Very much reccommended.

Empire Of The Sun - Walking On A Dream (Matamatics Remix):  I was never really in to this band, but this mix captures the 80s pop sensibility of the vocals and wraps it in an instrumental that is just precious enough to match, and it becomes one lovely guilty pleasure.

Franz Ferdinand - No You Girls (Trentemoller Radio Edit):  I kind of love it when Trentemoller takes on rock bands.  The results are often eye-opening, or at the very least fascinating experiments that teach us more about the current state of music than we had originally suspected.

Lisa Hannigan - I Don't Know:  From 2008's "Sea Sew", this great little folk number really takes off with the horns.

Lorn - Wrong Place:  Lorn has been putting out slick underground beats for a few years now, and it's always excitign when new tracks find their way in to my inbox. 

Mike Patton - Deep Down
Mike Patton - L'Uomo Che Non Sapeva Amare:  This isn't no Adult Themes From Voice.  Nor is it Faith No More, Tomahawk, Weird Little Boy, Mr. Bungle or whatknot.  Mondo Cane has Patton crooning ala Tony Bennet, in Italian of all languages.  And he's fucking slick.
I'm a bit out on the overall album, but enjoy these sly numbers from this vocals virtuoso.  We all wish we could be as cool as Mike Patton, and he constantly looks down at us and whispers "No."

Mothboy - Motion Control
Mothboy - Won't:  Sexy modern bass!  I'm surprised this is out on Ad Noiseam, just because of the genre, but I love that label, and I am liking the new album "Bunny".  For fans of Bonobo, for sure.

Shad - Rose Garden
Shad - We, Myself And I:   New Shad!  TSOL is the new album, and yeah, it's not perfect, but like Aceyalone's album last year, the parts that work are so joyous that you just don't care.   Fuuuuun!  For fans of any type of bohemian/conscious hiphop.

The Acorn - No Ghost
The Acorn - Restoration:  UMMMM WHAT?   NEW ACORN????  HOLY SHIT!!!!   Freshly leaked tracks from one of the most hotly anticipated Canadian albums of the summer: No Ghost.    Between this and the new Rae Spoon, it's going to be a orgiastic musical slugfest for dominance.
Keep your ears peeled for the full length, and (we hope) tour dates.

The Mountains & The Trees - Up & Down:  Mmmm delicious monotone singing, and then the banjo twang coming in halfway!  It doesn't know if it wants to be forlorn or optimistic, but we don't care.  We love it just the way it is, confused as always.  From the Hop, Skip, & A Jump EP

The Streets - Blinded By The Lights (Nero Remix):  I never understood what anyone saw in The Streets.  *yawn*  But as has always been shown, even the most boring vocals can be touched by the hands of a genius and worked in to a total killer track.  Thank you, Nero!

Think About Life - Set You On Fire:  Ummm what?  He's gonna set my girl on fire?  FUCK YOU GUY!  No people burning here.  So like, what?  A slightly more psychopathic and tragically hetero version of Junior Senior.  OK!




THIS WEEK'S TRACKS

Babe Rainbow - Like I Give A Care
Babe Rainbow - Shaved
Bachelorette - Mindwarp
Bobby Mcferrin - Say Ladeo
Empire Of The Sun - Walking On A Dream (Matamatics Remix)
Franz Ferdinand - No You Girls (Trentemoller Radio Edit)
Lisa Hannigan - I Don't Know
Lorn - Wrong Place
Mike Patton - Deep Down
Mike Patton - L'Uomo Che Non Sapeva Amare
Mothboy - Motion Control
Mothboy - Won't
Shad - Rose Garden
Shad - We, Myself And I
The Acorn - No Ghost
The Acorn - Restoration
The Mountains & The Trees - Up & Down
The Streets - Blinded By The Lights (Nero Remix)
Think About Life - Set You On Fire


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~CPI