So far this year, we’ve had some pretty amazing developments in the world of indie music. The meteoric rise of rookies Purity Ring, Alt-J (more so in the UK), and The Neighbourhood, matched equally [READ ON]
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PRINCETON’S REMEMBRANCE OF THINGS TO COME
Remembrance of Things to Come – Princeton // Buy
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With Remembrance of Things To Come, Princeton (@princetonmusic) has put forth their most innovative and ambitious effort to date. By teaming up with the Los Angeles’ New Music Ensemble, the four-piece, LA-based band has found a niche that brings their baroque-pop songs to a whole new, musically intellectual level. The 7-piece New Music Ensemble truly breathes life into the band’s instrumentation, creating [READ ON]
FUN., SLEIGH BELLS, PRINCETON
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This week’s best releases are all from bands who have all been around the block at least once. Sleigh Bells, fun., Frankie Rose, and Princeton are all releasing the dangerous, all-important sophomore [READ ON]
PRINCETON’S CLASSICAL INSPIRED POP [FREE MP3]
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Remembrance of Things to Come – Princeton
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Filtering the upbeat rhythms and emotive vocals of pop through avant garde lenses, Princeton, led by twin brothers Matt and Jesse Kivel, have struck a balance between classical composition and light-hearted, danceable enthusiasm. With the help of seven-piece Los Angeles New Music Ensemble, the band layers [READ ON]
PEPPER RABBIT, WE ARE AUGUSTINES, BRIGHT EYES
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Hurricane Irene came and went, canceling nearly every single concert in New York City in its path. What’s the best cure for the cabin fever inflicted on us from the [READ ON]
CATCH DAYTROTTER’S BARNSTORMER 5 NEXT MONDAY INSTEAD
It’s totally impossible to hate Daytrotter. The recordings that come out of The Horseshack are raw, intimate, and uninhibited. Original illustrations are created for each session and the write-ups on the website are consistently brilliant. Plus, just like with all of our sessions, you get it all for [READ ON]
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Today I’m pleased to offer you (what I assume is) exactly what David Byrne would not want someone to do with his art: apply one's own senses of alleged[READ ON]
