Bibio
The Apple And The Tooth, is actually a double EP. Or a four-song EP with seven bonus remixes? Whatever. And hey, guess what? The remixes are actually worth listening to. I’m only saying that because (and I’m sure most of you will agree) it is rare that one encounters a decent, entirely listenable remix album. With this EP, I barely feel an itch to skip any of these tracks. They mostly stay true to the AmbAve-era “Bibio spirit”, if you want to call it that. One of the remixes is a killer reworking of “The Palm Of The Wave”, done by Bibio himself. Another could be called a “fully realized” version of “All The Flowers”, extending it three minutes past the original track’s teasingly short running time of 63 seconds
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Yakuza Heart Attack
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Instrumental band made up of 8bit/noise-loving keyboardists usually described by music media as “keyboard-driven art rock.” I would describe it as compositional genius. Please do yourself a favor and listen to this.
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The Ready Set
STAYS FOUR THE SAME EP
The Ready Set the brainchild of Fort Wayne, Indiana’s Jordan Witzigreuter is a one-man alternative pop band influenced by life, love and music. At 19, Witzigreuter, a recent high school graduate, is a jack of all trades; drummer, singer and keyboardist ready to lay his claim in the music world.Using the moniker The Ready Set, young Witzigreuter writes and records all his own music.
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Endless Endless Endless
No one could review this, and even come close to describing it.
Artist: Endless Endless Endless
Album: Sprawl
Genre: Ambient / Electronic / Noise / Psychedelic
Website: http://www.endlessendlessendless.com/?p=43
-Track List-
1 Hum [8:26]
2 Ghosts I: Static [6:03]
3 Washes [14:30]
4 Ghosts II: Breaths [7:40]
5 Sprawl [15:32]
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Mutemath
With Armistice, New Orleans quartet Mutemath veers further and further from the myriad genre references that comprised its intriguing debut, taking one step closer to middle-of-the-road alt-rock anonymity. Despite the album’s dynamic repertoire of sounds and influences, the band dilutes and tempers them with bland conventions. Cerebral allusions to New Order’s quivering synths and Air’s nocturnal dream-pop are buried beneath Mutemath’s thirst for a mainstream audience.
Singles-to-be like “The Nerve” contrast frenzied, kinetic instrumentation with pump-it-up vocals, bursting with ambition and stadium-rock dreams—a grating foil to the band’s otherwise respectable attempt at post-rock experimentation, which is ultimately rendered background noise against vocalists Paul Meany and Greg Hill’s anthemic howls. The result is an awkward balancing act between a premature lust for accessibility and an obvious knack for the avant-garde, shirking traces of the latter in an ill-fated attempt at evolution.
Artist: Mutemath
Album: Various
Genre: Electro / Pop/ Rock
MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/mutemath
Sorta Discography:
MegaUpload:
TRY ALBUM: MUTE MATH – ARMISTICE PART 1
TRY ALBUM: MUTE MATH – ARMISTICE PART 2
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TRY EP: MUTE MATH – SPOTLIGHT EP
TRY EP: MUTE MATH – RESET EP
TRY ALBUM: MUTE MATH – SELF-TITLED