New chilled out track from New Mexico superband Beirut. Zach Condon and Co. announced the release of a new single through the label Pompeii a few days back. Turns out the track ‘East Harlem’ was featured on the band’s Live At the Music Hall of Williamsburg album.
May 28, 2011 by sweetbubblegumclyde
“Eureka”, released March 15th, is the third album from the Vancouver based band Mother Mother. I’m really digging this band’s sound, somewhat like a contemporary velvet underground. Check it out. Shout out to Karl (good luck in BC) – The Stand: Download – Aspiring Fires: Download – Baby Don’t Dance: Download
What’s good peeps? This is the second edition of a new series we here at SpacePack are trying out. The ten part series will showcase some of our favourite albums, and the artists that crafted them, of the last decade. Looking back, we’ll check out albums that we (Rich, Kenny, and myself) found to be […]
Quickly wanted to drop off a track from Foster The People‘s debut Torches. The highly anticapated debut album from the Los Angeles group has eleven tracks including the hit single ‘Pumped Up Kicks’. Audio below of the last track off the album ‘Warrant’. Download
May 25, 2011 by sweetbubblegumclyde
– The Swedish indie group, Peter Bjorn and John are back with a new album entitled “Gimme Some”. It was released March 28th of this year and is said to be a departure from the catchier pop inspired albums of their recent past (eg. Writer’s Block – Young Folks). Instead the group opted for a […]
So I was on a field review for my work yesterday and we visited this beautiful old heritage house built in the 1870’s. The thing that really struck me about this building was it’s stunning roof line. I would latter learn that this shapely roof line is called a ‘Mansard Roof’. Here’s a picture of […]
Been riding that indie wave as of late, largely due to Foster the People’s Pumped Up Kicks. Man that’s a catchy chune! Well here’s another really cool indie track from UK based band We Are Trees, consisting of lead singer James Nee and Josiah Schlater. This song has been getting mad play on my early […]
May 3, 2011 by sweetbubblegumclyde
PJ Harvey is a master of experimentation. A seeker of originality, Harvey’s sound is never duplicated from album to album. This is true for Let England Shake. Her music is the result of a combination of influences like fellow english poet T.S. Eliot and musical groups the Doors and The Pogues – as well as […]
April 22, 2011 by sweetbubblegumclyde
Panda Bear of Animal Collective has released a new solo album entitled “Tomboy”. Here’s the first single “Tomboy” along with another far out track “Slow Motion” – digging the daft punk shirt Tomboy: Download Slow Motion: Download
April 18, 2011 by sweetbubblegumclyde
The Cave Singers are back with a new album entitled “No Witch”. It seems to be an aggressive departure from their other stuff. A few tracks have Tool-like deep guitar riffs, followed by “I Am the Walrus” sitars only to be constrasted by what sounds to be James Brown’s Church Choir. This album has a […]
Ever since Rich’s first post on the Generationals, I’ve been on them and I’ve been on them hard. The deeper I dig into their catalog of music, the more I am impressed with their insanely catchy style of music. Their music sounds so laid back, so effortless, and oh so perfect for summer. Here’s a […]
April 15, 2011 by sweetbubblegumclyde
So today is the first day of Coachella and my bitterness towards ticket holders is stronger than ever. Among the all star line up for the first day is the band from Long Beach California, Cold War Kids. Formed in 2005, the 4 – piece band has experienced a growing level of success since their […]
If you are reading this right now, I would like to thank you for your continued interest of these Lazy Sunday posts. They have received tremendous support and it’s people like you that keep the articles coming. So in short; Thanks for letting a little bit of me share with a whole lotta you. This […]
June 6, 2011 by Rich
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