Another electronic masterpiece by DntelIn Which Our Hero:
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Phil Keaggy - What A Day
Philip Tyler Keaggy is an amazing guitarist and vocalist and yes he sings about Jesus but he's probably one of the worlds best guitarists and Phill is missing half of his middle finger on his right hand. I personally don't believe in god, all tho i grew up in a christian home my parents listened to good music all the time and this is one of those albums i lisstend to allot and where most of my musical sense comes from.This is Phil Keaggy's first solo album realeased on 1973. Prior to recording this album on Valentines Day 1970 his mother dies on a car accident, that same day Phil was on an heavy LSD trip gone wrong. In all this tragedy he's sister told him about Jesus, and he became a christian.
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Monday, February 16, 2009
Sparklehorse - It's a Wonderful Life
2001 release from the Virginian multi-instrumentalist Mark Linkous (Sparklehorse). Also in this album Tom Waits, PJ Harvey, John Parish, Nina Perrson, Dave Fridmann and others. Mark Linkous usually records in a small room on his virginia farm but for this album he made an exeption and worked with other musicians, “I didn't want to play every instrument on every song,” “I didn't want to be behind the control console the whole time. I wanted to have other people's brains and input involved.” sayd Linkous, in an interview with Free Williamsburg Online Magazine. I've heard this a bunch of times, it never gets old.YouTube
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Dr. Dog - Passed Away Vol. 1
This is a collection of songs from various demo tapes and such before their later release toothbrush. It was released march 2008 on the web only.get it
Monday, January 26, 2009
Hanne Hukkelberg
Hanne Hukkelberg is a Norwegian singer-songwriter, she started singing and paying instruments at the age of 3 now plays the accordion, guitar, piano, flute, banjo and celeste, Hanne describes her music style ass a "windswept eccentric pop meets dusty jazz". Little Things is her first album, it features some of the jaga jazzist band members.get it
Niño Rojo
Niño Rojo is Devendra Banhart's late 2004 release after the Rejoicing in the Hands album witch most people think is his best work. both albums were recorded on the same recording sessions so songs were devided to make two difrent albums, while Rejoicing in the Hands shows a more mature side Niño Rojo gets all the "fun songs".And hey there, little albatross, swimming in the air
Ah c'mon, you know I can't fly
And I, I think we really oughta play fair
Monday, January 5, 2009
From Here We Go Sublime
From here we go sublime is the debut album from Axel Willner aka The Field. This kind of music has been described as minimal techno, i used to throw some great party's with just a strobe light and this album all the way, it's true i almost got thrown out of my apartment for doing so but i think you should also try to get some noise complaints by listening to this.make your neighbor go nuts
At the beach with vampire weekend
Vampire Weekend is the debut self titled album from this New York band. The album was released early 2008 and has had allot of respect, they toured the United Kingdom in november 2007 with the shins. To me they're a great band and i hope to hear more from them in the future.enjoy!
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Early Works for Me If It Works for You
I find my self very influenced by this creation from Dntel also known as Jimmy Tamborello is one of my favorite Electronic music producers. this is his first album released in 1998. Jimmy is always finding new sounds experimenting in his sound laboratory, he always gets my ear.give it a try
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Dr. Dog - Toothbrush
Recorded in lo-fi , this is Dr. Dog's self-released album Toothbrush in 2002. It's lo-fi recording gives the drums a more subtle sound and catchy lyrics that sound like they were written with a bottle of whiskey on hand, it makes you go uuuuuuuuhh u u u uuuuuuuuuuh!!! laaaa tara tap tu rap taaaaap!!!Download:
Peace! Songs For Christmas, Vol. V
For the past few years, as a holiday tradition, Sufjan has embarked on an extraordinary experiment to record an annual Christmas EP. He indulged in the project initially as an exercise to make himself “appreciate” Christmas more. It started in 2001, the year of Epiphanies, and continued onward (skipping only 2004), culminating into an odd and idiosyncratic catalog of music that has only existed in the Asthmatic Kitty archives (and on a number of file sharing sites). The recording process took place every December, for one week, usually at home, provoking collaborations with friends, roommates, and musical peers. Armed with a Reader’s Digest Christmas Songbook (and a mug of hot cider) Sufjan & friends concocted a musical fruit cake year after year, implementing every musical instrument they could find lying around the house: banjo, oboe, Casiotone, wood flute, a buzzy guitar, hand claps, sleigh bells, Hammond organ, and some tree tinsel. Did we mention sleigh bells?words by:Asthmatic Kitty
Peace: Songs for Christmas, Vol. V (recorded June 2006)
1. Once in Royal David’s City
2. Get Behind Me, Santa! *
3. Jingle Bells
4. Christmas in July *
5. Lo! How A Rose E’er Blooming
6. Jupiter Winter *
7. Sister Winter *
8. O Come O Come Emmanuel
9. Star of Wonder *
10. Holy, Holy, Holy
11. The Winter Solstice *
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