I’d venture to say you can’t top the original, but TOKiMONSTA sure does come close. Stream the remix now while we wait for Beck’s next album, which is due out at some point (it was recently pushed back from it’s 10/21 release date).
[beck.com]
I’d venture to say you can’t top the original, but TOKiMONSTA sure does come close. Stream the remix now while we wait for Beck’s next album, which is due out at some point (it was recently pushed back from it’s 10/21 release date).
[beck.com]
Test Pattern is the latest music project from Fred Armisen and Bill Hader. Test Pattern also happens to be a spot on parody of Talking Heads. If you’ve been watching IFC’s Documentary Now, you’re probably well aware that Armisen and Hader, along with the great Maya Rudolph, staged a full-on parody of the Talking Heads’ classic 1984 concert film Stop Making Sense for the latest episode.
But wait, there’s more!
It turns out that Hader and Armisen recorded a full-on album in character as the band Test Pattern and you can stream it below.
[facebook.com/IFCdocumentarynow]
Amber Coffman (The Dirty Projectors) is venturing out on her own and based on our first taste, I believe she has a strong solo career ahead of her. “All to Myself” is the first single from the upcoming full length City Of No Reply and has a very 50s/60s doo wop sound, which i’m a big time sucker for.
Coffman sums up the new track best – “For anyone who’s ever found themselves uncomfortably restless, sad and alone, or even temporarily doubting themselves and their dreams, this is a mantra, a pep talk, a love song to yourself. It’s a song you can slow dance by yourself to without feeling funny if there’s no one else there. A small reminder not to spend too much time fretting and just to get out there, live your life and do what makes you happy.”
Enjoy the video (which Coffman also directed) below and stay tuned for more.
Yesterday Sleigh Bells dropped “I Can Only Stare” – the latest single from their upcoming LP Jessica Rabbit. The duo have said this is their favorite track off the new record. I don’t know if it’s my favorite just yet, but I’ve been listening to it quite a bit the last couple of days and i’m a fan. Jessica Rabbit is due out November 11 via Torn Clean.
Phantogram just dropped a brand new track from their forthcoming LP Three. This one might be my favorite offering yet from the new album. Three will be released 10/7 (pre-order).