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[new music roundup] 6.5.12

A few of my favorite new releases this week, including the latest from Japandroids, Liars, The Mynabirds, The Temper Trap, and The Beach Boys!  As always, be sure to check out Largehearted Boy for more of this week’s new releases.

What are your favorite new releases this week?

 

The Beach Boys//That’s Why God Made the Radio
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Full Album Stream

 

Dntel//Aimlessness
Bright Night
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The Hives//Lex Hives
Go Right Ahead
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Japandroids//Celebration Rock
The House That Heaven Built (via soundcloud)
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Liars//WIXIW
No. 1 Against the Rush
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The Mynabirds//Generals
Body of Work & Generals (free downloads via newsletter)
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Neil Young & Crazy Horse//Americana
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Patti Smith//Banga
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Shonen Knife//Pop Tune
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Teen Daze//All of Us, Together
Treten (via soundcloud)
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The Temper Trap//The Temper Trap
Trembling Hands (via soundcloud)
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[watch] M83//Reunion

To coincide with the release of M83’s Reunion EP, the official music video was released a couple of days ago. Reunion is the second single from last year’s epic Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming.  The EP features a handful of Reunion remixes from the likes of Mylo, The Naked And Famous, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr..

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p.s. If you’re lucky enough to attend the Austin City Limits this year (Oct. 12-14), you’ll definitely want to catch M83’s set.

[new music roundup] 5.29.12

Short and sweet today.  I’m still on vacation, but the latest from Sigur Rós hits stores tomorrow and I can’t ignore it.  You’ll definitely want to check out Largehearted Boy, because even with the limited releases this memorial week, there’s still a handful of great releases worthy of a listen (including releases from Edward Sharpe and the magnetic Zeros, Regina Spektor, Swans, and The Walkmen).

What are your favorite new releases this week?

Sigur Rós//Valtari

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[new music roundup] 5.22.12

A few of my favorite new releases this week.  As always, be sure to visit Largehearted Boy, KEXP, and Amoeba for whole lot more of this weeks new releases.

p.s. i’m on vacation for the next two weeks, so don’t expect many new posts while i’m away.

 

Exitmusic//Passage
Passage
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Gossip//A Joyful Noise
Get a Job (via Soundcloud)
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Hallelujah the Hills//No One Knows What Happens Next
Get Me In a Room
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Kimbra//Vows
Settle Down
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Various Artists//Moonrise Kingdom (soundtrack)
The Heroic Weather-Conditions of the Universe, Part 1: A Veiled Mist (via Pitchfork)
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What are your favorite new releases this week?

[on repeat] Gambino x 3

As Childish Gambino preps the release of his latest mixtape, three new tracks have dropped this month.  I’m a big fan of Mr. Glover, the actor and rapper, so i’ve been a very this month.

The first track to surface/leak is the eloquently titled “Fuck Your Blog”.  The comedic track features Yung Humma and Flynt Flossy and is a direct jab at the haters that think Gambino’s hip hop flame is a fluke and undeserving.

Fuck Your Blog (ft. Yung Humma Flynt Flossy)

Next up, “Unnecessary”, which features ScHoolboy Q and premiered on Funkmaster Flex, hence the bleeps and radio tags.

The last track to surface is also my favorite of the bunch.  Gambino released “We Ain’t Them” personally on his twitter account, hot on the heels of a pretty major vent session.  Rather than going on the offensive, like he did with “Fuck Your Blog”, he goes on the defensive with this track and raps about the direction of his hip hop career.  I’m not exactly sure why he feels like he as to defend himself.  He’s been my favorite hip hop artist since I first listened to the I Am Not a Rapper mixtapes and his live show is insanely good (my favorite of 2012 right now).  As far as i’m concerned, we need more hip hop artists like Gambino.  You can download “We Ain’t Them” here and stay tuned for more Gambino.

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