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Fujiya And Miyagi - Ventriloquizzing -
Fujiya And Miyagi are a band reliable for solid quality rather than triggering passionate adulation. Things may have changed slightly here, but no huge progression is apparent and they’re beginning to feel over familiar.
Their subtle blend of kraut-funk, atmospherics and hushed vocals works, but at points several tracks pass...
Fujiya and Miyagi Get U.S. Tour Dates + New MP3 - Brighton's Fujiya & Miyagi are coming stateside for a visit to a number of U.S. cities in October. They'll school all of us on experimental electronic music surrounded by accessible beats. The music is so beat-steady that it's almost impossible to turn it on and not be affected by...
Junior Boys - It’s All True -
Ontario’s Junior Boys have been charming us with their soulful brand of electro-pop for a good few years now, but they’ve never sounded as much fun as they do on new album It’s All True.
A duo comprised of songwriter Jeremy Greenspan and engineer Matthew Didemus, the Boys’ latest record...
Maps & Atlases: Perch Patchwork -
Chicago’s Maps & Atlases has been around for over six years, previously releasing several EPs that showcase its occasionally bizarre experimental sound. Perch Patchwork is the band’s debut full-length, greatly anticipated by its fans and likely the key to expanding its popularity. The 12-song disc is particularly folk-oriented"although the band...
Girl Talk: All Day -
This 70-minute mash-up draws from nearly 400 samples that reference everything from current hip-hop to ‘80s pop and beyond. After all, the first notes you hear are taken from Belinda Carlisle’s “Heaven Is a Place on Earth.” A lot of classic rock factors into the equation as Gregg Gillis, who...
The Whitest Boy Alive Finally Makes it Stateside -
It's a strange thing that after releasing two well-received and widely loved albums, not to mention having a member whose name and voice is immediately recognizable, The Whitest Boy Alive has never toured the United States. Thankfully, that will change come this April. The Berlin-based indie-pop quartet will...
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