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PREMIERE: Random Impulse – “Holding Out Till Thursday”
North London’s Random Impulse has kindly given us the exclusive first play of the B-side to his "Best Party Ever" single, “Holding Out Till Thursday.” The...
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Artist of the Week: Gate Flowers
Your votes have been counted! Gate Flowers is our new artist of the week!
The alt-rock/grunge sounds of the quartet powered their way to the top spot as the Korean...
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Guards — “Ready To Go”
All the signs of summer are here in the video for “Ready to Go” a woozy, retro rock ‘n’ roll song by New York trio Guards.
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Jesse McFaddin of RIZE Stands Up on His Own
Words and interview by Patrick St. Michel
The Togoshi-Ginza neighborhood of Tokyo is a calm residential area boasting one major street flanked by stores and...
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Gate Flowers Help Make Korean Rock Bloom
Name: Gate Flowers
Where They’re From: Seoul, South Korea
When They Started: 2006
Genre: K-Indie
For Fans Of: Goonam, Super Kidd
Sounds Like: If Kurt...
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US Premiere: ROMANS – “Act I: Chapter III. “This Might Hurt”
ROMANS is a concept pieced together by a man whose identity, he says, "is not relevant at this point in time." OoOoh! How very mysterious. His songs tell a story of...
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ICON: There’s No Dodging Artful, Ever
Artful Dodger were one of the first UK garage acts to achieve chart success in the late '90s. Vocal-based hits such as "Please Don’t Turn Me On", "Woman Trouble" and the...
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Who the hell are the Wanton Bishops?
Words and Interview by Shirine Saad. Photos by Franck Mandon.
Live from Beirut: the Wanton Bishops, a duo of bourbon-and-tequila loving twenty-somethings are mixing...
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Artist of the Week: Brooklyn’s Isadora
This week's Artist of the Week was a super close call between Brooklyn's Isadora and Mexico's Centavrvs, but in the end it was the New York dude fivesome with the lady's...
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Highasakite…You Just Might Stop To Check Them Out
Name: Highasakite
Where They’re From: Oslo, Norway
When They Started: 2011
Genre: Indie rock + fuzz
Most Similar: Beach House, Cocteau Twins, with a touch...
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The New Of Monsters and Men Video is Better Than Star Wars
Okay, it's at least better than Attack of the Clones. Freshly unveiled, the video for Of Monsters and Men's "King and Lionheart" sweeps you away to a world of danger,...
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New Album is Brewing from Electro-Tango Masters Bajofondo
Uruguay-Argentine 8-piece Bajofondo has kept the world waiting six years for their next innovative fusion stint, but armed with a new label and what they promise will be...
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Everything Everything is Illuminated
Words and Interview By Laura Studarus.
It’s easy to imagine that Douglas Adams would have loved Everything Everything. Like the late Hitchhiker’s Guide scribe, the...
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Afrojack Releases Official Keane Remix, Psy Next
Any diehard Afrojack fan can tell you that when the Dutch DJ also known as Nick van de Wall drops his remix of "Sovereign Light Cafe" into a set, it's bliss. Tom...
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Short Film Set to Sigur Ros’s “Varou”
Iceland's ever-present ambient rock band Sigur Ros is again resurfacing, this time in the form of a short film. Budding Parisian filmmaker Bertrand Cazor took the band's...
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2 Videos 1 Song, Thanks Junkie XL and DATAROCK
Things just got better in music video land. Just days before the release of Synthesized, his first album in four years, Dutch electronic producer and musician Junkie Xl...
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London’s Bo Ningen Plays Wicked Japanese Psych-Rock
Name: Bo Ningen
Where They’re From: England via Japan
When They Started: 2007
Genre: Psychedelic rock
Most Similar: Gezan
They may live in London and sing...
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Artist of the Week: Dutch Indie Rocker Blaudzun
Whew! It’s been an intense, neck and neck race between London's Mt. Wolf and the Netherlands' Blaudzun in our Artist of the Week poll. But the voters have spoken, and...
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Rock On, Café Tacvuba
Since releasing their self-titled debut album twenty years ago, Mexico’s Café Tacvuba has been teaching the world how to rock out en español, winning over a massive and...
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A Chat With Not-So-Shy Aussie Band Shy Panther
At the heels of releasing their EP Dozens Cloud Wide and playing the massive Parklife Festival in their home city Perth, the fresh-faced jazz-indie Australian quartet...