Boise’s Trevor Powers won us over with the sparse, sincere pop ballads that made up his incredible debut LP, The Year of Hibernation. There was something in that record of a mere eight tracks that possessed a childlike wonder. Equally unintelligible and innocent, Power’s vocals created a [READ ON]
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DAFT PUNK CONFIRM NEW ALBUM THIS SPRING, SIGN TO COLUMBIA
MICACHU AND THE SHAPES PLAYED LE POISSON ROUGE

Fresh off a tour with Animal Collective and last Saturday’s canceled show at Williamsburg Park, Micachu and the Shapes (@m_a_t_h_e_s) headlined Le Poisson Rouge on Monday night. The first thing I noticed when the doors to the venue were opened was that the stage had transported itself to the middle of the floor and changed shape! Surrounded by spatterings of people, the now-circular stage held [READ ON]
DJANGO DJANGO, ALLAH-LAS, TENNIS
Concerts
The Best Indie Shows Hand-picked Each Week

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When it comes to British bands, you’d pretty much think there were only one if you frequent this site. Yes, Alt-J is incredible, but they do have some fierce competition for this year’s Mercury Prize in Scottish quartet Django Django (@thedjangos). Their self-titled debut LP, released in Europe via Because Music (Justice, Metronomy) and through Domino imprint Ribbon Music here in the States last month, is filled with 13 tracks of infectious [READ ON]
ANIMAL COLLECTIVE’S CENTIPEDE HZ

In the midst of 2009, a sterling year for fresh and exciting music, one act pretty much had the world in a tailspin – Animal Collective. With Merriweather Post Pavilion, the psych pop experimentalists not only saw their stock rise significantly, but also managed to gather many album of the year accolades. Fast forward nearly three years, and the Baltimore natives are following up that success with [READ ON]
ANIMAL COLLECTIVE, THE FLAMING LIPS, THE EASTERN SEA
The Albums You Need to Know About Every Week

This week is another that’s light on releases but heavy on things we’ve been waiting to hear for a long time. Animal Collective are giving us a single, and the first taste of their sounds to come, Flaming Lips let us hear what Ke$ha sounds [READ ON]
YAWN’S OPEN SEASON

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Joining the indie-electronic crowd alongside bands such as Animal Collective, Yeasayer, and Panda Bear, is Chicago-based YAWN (@yawnmusic). The quartet’s debut LP, Open Season, was released at the end of August, and after weeks of listening to it repetitively, I can fully attest to its truly fantastic [READ ON]
THE BLACK ANGELS, RATATAT, ANIMAL COLLECTIVE
Concerts
The Best Indie Shows Hand-picked Each Week

We’re in the thick of it now here in NYC. It’s super humid, sticky, and disgusting, but that also means we’re getting [READ ON]
PROSPECT PARK BANDSHELL DOS AND DON’TS

Last Friday night, Celebrate Brooklyn began a summer of music and art at Brooklyn’s Prospect Park Bandshell with a show from the magical and mysterious Andrew Bird. For the most part, the evening was a huge success. The music was great, the accommodations were great, the sound was even great. That is, if you [READ ON]

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