Enjoy ‘There Is A Wind’ below. Watch more clips from this session here. MP3: The Album Leaf – Falling From The Sun
read more »”A Chorus Of Story Tellers”, seguito del piacevolissimo “Into The Blue”, segna il ritorno sulle scene di Jimmy LaValle aka The Album Leaf dopo ben quattro anni di silenzio. Per l’occasione Il musicista americano invaghito dell’Islanda si è circondato di pregevoli collaboratori quali l’uomo del basso Luis Hermosillo (già compagno di La Valle nei postrockers Tristeza), il batterista Tymothy Reece, il polistrumentista Matthew Resovich e una sezione d’archi e fiati islandese – ovviamente-. La ricerca stilistica di La Valle prosegue attraverso dilatazioni ‘dream-troniche’ e alcune tentazioni pop, comunque sempre onirico e dalle forme delicatamente sfocate, plasmate attraverso giochi chiaroscurali nella calma atmosfera di tramonti autunnali ai confini del Mondo, forme che sbiadiscono di fronte alla gentile ma decisa presenza di un Sole di una lontana o ancora non vissuta estate di dolcezze insperate e ingenue malinconie. La torpida opener “Perro”, (tappeto sonoro incorporeo e beat sintetico ultra ovattato dall’incedere pensoso) è un misterioso inverno prima dei primi giorni più caldi ma ancora nebbiosi della primavera evocata in “Blank Pages”, giorni di contemplazione che proseguono svagati fino a che l’estate nordica di “There Is A Wind” irrompe dalle finestre irradiando il suo prezioso messaggio di vita. Ma le vere emozioni sopraggiungono a partire da “Within Dreams”, piccolo gioiello che intreccia elettronica e orchestrazioni dalla cullante dolcezza, e proseguono con l’incanto melodico di “Falling From The Sun”, “We Are”, “Almost There”(pezzo per certi versi un po’ tedioso a dire il vero) e con le nordiche “Stand Still”, “Summer Fog” (bellissimo acquerello orchestrale dai toni tanto zuccherosi quanto epici), “Until The Last” (ovvero gioia irreale e calda malinconia che vanno a fondersi, forse il pezzo più bello dell’album) e la struggente “Tied Knots”, degna chiusura di un album che non impressiona subito ma che necessita di più ascolti per essere veramente apprezzato. Un graditissimo ritorno che vi libererà le affollate stanze del cervello ma che farà prigioniero il vostro cuore immalinconito per un bel po’ di tempo. Band Site MySpace BUY HERE A Chorus Of Storytellers [ Sub Pop - 2010 ] Similar Artist: Notwist, Sigur Ros, Mogwai, Tristeza Rating: 1. Perro 2. Blank Pages 3. There Is A Wind 4. Within Dreams 5. Falling From The Sun 6. Stand Still 7. Summer Fog 8. Until The Last 9. We Are 10. Almost There 11. Tied Knots
read more »I have a review of A Chorus of Storytellers, the new record from The Album Leaf, in the new Tucson Weekly:With carefully controlled atmospherics and minimal vocals, The Album Leaf deals in calm, impressionistic beauty. Led by San Diego guitarist Jimmy LaValle, The Album Leaf resides in its own little Venn diagram segment that combines former tourmate and obvious influence Sigur Rós,
read more »My respect and/or admiration for The Album Leaf is somewhat limited. For the record, I like Jimmy LaValle and his quiet, ethereal melodies quite a bit, but compared to his contemporaries in the post-rock world, he's more of a bench player than a major star. When I'm in the mood for some beautiful and inspiring music, The Album Leaf is not the first thing that comes to mind, nor the second, third or even fourth. Still, it is good knowing that LaValle and his band are there to lend a hand should I need them. In these doldrums of winter, staying warm inside and staring out the window while the snow drifts past can be a nice thing to do with a mug of cocoa in hand and some ambient music to soundtrack your visuals. That makes the release of The Album Leaf's latest record "A Chorus of Storytellers" this week very well-timed, particularly since I was just thinking the other day how there aren't enough post-rock albums being released these days.For The Album Leaf's fifth album, LaValle was looking to shake things up just a little bit. Instead of taking his traditional method of heading into the studio alone and recording the majority of instruments and songs by himself, he chose to bring the entire touring band this time. The end result is a record that's a little more energetic and diverse than previous Album Leaf efforts, while still maintaining the same general tone and mood as the previous albums. There's more widespread use of live drums rather than a drum machine, which is a positive unto itself, and more guitars and bass as well, meaning less keyboards. What strikes me as somewhat odd is the how much the band increasingly relies on electronic elements like blips and beeps and beats to support what they've already got going. My thinking is that if you've got a group of people with instruments who are willing to make some beautiful music with you, maybe the electro stuff serves as only a backup in case you need it. Looking at other post-rock bands like Explosions in the Sky and Mogwai, they pretty much get by and do a fantastic job with just guitars, so why The Album Leaf aren't making full use of all their members could be called a small mystery. Then again, they've never been the type to even attempt a slowly building melody that ends in an explosion of gorgeous noise, so I suppose subdued and electronic feels best and most familiar to them. What fascinates me most though is that the few songs that clearly do make full use of the band are the ones that are both the catchiest and most diverse things The Album Leaf has done to date. Those 3 or so tracks break away from the mold and stretch a bit, which is good or bad depending on how you look at it. On the one hand, it's nice to hear the change-up, but on the other you could argue that it takes away and distracts from the generally somber and calm mood established by the rest of the album. My personal inclination is to say that after 4 records that all sound relatively similar to one another, any bit of change can be viewed as positive.If you've not been able to tell over the course of most of this review, I'm not too excited about "A Chorus of Storytellers". For me, it represents another Album Leaf record where not a whole lot happens. Yes, it's lovely to listen to, but it's also not something you want to pay close attention to either. This is the kind of record you can easily enjoy as background music or while you try and drift off to sleep. Your mind probably won't be blown, and given that it's mostly instrumental, you won't really ever get these songs stuck in your head either. In other words, it's a pretty unremarkable, unmemorable album. I've been listening to this band for nearly a decade now, and while I've always found something that brings me back, I'm starting to lose patience with Jimmy LaValle in the hopes he'll take the Album Leaf to "the next level". As I mentioned earlier, there's some evidence on the new album to support the expansion of the band's sound, but those moments come too far and few in between the ambient malaise. My recommendation is this: if you like previous Album Leaf records and still aren't tired of their sound, give "A Chorus of Storytellers" a try, because you'll probably find it equally, if not more likeable than some of their other stuff. For those unfamiliar with the band or those getting restless with where the band is headed (or not headed), you may want to sit this one out. This really isn't the record you want to be introduced to The Album Leaf on.The Album Leaf- Falling From the SunBuy "A Chorus of Storytellers" from Amazon
read more »Kicking off this week’s new album releases on Groundhog’s Day, we have Toro Y Moi’s Causers of This, which is a very worthy debut amongst the ever-growing amount of bands coming down the pipe of similar ilk. Also garnering a lot of buzz is Midlake’s The Courage of Others, the follow-up to to 2006’s The Trials of Van Occupanther. I’ve yet to hear this one myself, but I did enjoy their previous album to some extent, so I’m definitely looking forward to checking it out soon. The Soft Pack (formerly The Muslims) and The Album Leaf round out the rest of the recommended releases, with the surprise of the week coming in the form of The Brunettes and their latest titled Paper Dolls. I only say this because I had no idea they were even working on a new record, let alone having it come out this week. If you enjoy listening to some very sweet, sweet pop songs, than I’m sure you’ll find some enjoyment out of it. Looking at these releases, you pretty much have a nice sampling of a wide arrange of different genres of music. From post-rock to indiepop, it’s all here to be discovered. The Album Leaf A Chorus of Storytellers full album stream MP3: “Falling From the Sun” Bassekou Kouyate & Ngoni Ba I Speak Fula MP3: “Musow” The Brunettes Paper Dolls MP3: “Red Rollerskates” The Heligoats Goodness Gracious MP3: “Fish Sticks” King of Prussia The Time Of Great Forgetting MP3: “Waitin for Somethin’” Midlake The Courage of Others MP3: “Acts of Man” Mount Eerie Black Wooden MP3: “Black Wooden” Salvador Santana Keyboard City MP3: “Keyboard City (Dan Deacon remix) feat. GZA” The Soft Pack The Soft Pack MP3: “Answer To Yourself” Toro Y Moi Causers of This MP3: “Blessa” U.S. Girls Go Grey MP3: “Red Ford Radio” Related posts:The Soft Pack :: “Call It A Day (Acoustic)” The Weekly Graboid The Weekly Graboid The Weekly Graboid The Weekly Graboid
read more »This week features some unusual new releases with Texan electro folk band Midlake stealing the spotlight. The former high school jazz band kids diverge from the 70’s-esque, psych-pop sound of their 2006 breakout album, The Trials of Van Occupanter, and adopt a more organic, haunted vibe with The Courage of Others (they’re playing Portland’s Wonder Ballroom 3/6 and Bellingham’s Nightlife Lounge on 3/7). Mope-punk band The Soft Pack (who performedlive on KEXP on 1/23) dropped their original controversial name, The Muslims, and released their debut self-titled record (third career album) under their new and improved moniker. Don’t worry, they still rock the English new waver stuck in sunny SoCal attitude and sound. Malian band Bassekou Kouyate & Ngoni Ba’s I Speak Fula is the first release for the new world music label Next Ambiance, a joint project of Sub Pop and KEXP DJ Jon Kertzer host of “The Best Ambiance” (every Monday 6-9 p.m.). Between Kouyate’s award-winning record, Segu Blue, and his band’s phenomal mix of Afro-beat and blues, Kertzer couldn’t have picked a better outfit to unveil his new label (Bassekou Kouyate & Ngoni Ba are playing The Triple Door 3/16). The Album Leaf celebrate their 10-year anniversary with the commending A Chorus of Storytellers (playing Neumos 2/6), and Toro Y Moi put out the beatastic Causers of This (playing Chop Suey w/ The Ruby Suns 4/8). Other worth mentioning albums are Pierced Arrows‘ Descending Shadows, The Brunettes‘ Paper Dolls, and yes, Lil Wayne’s Rebirth! Take a look at Largehearted Boy’s list for more information and additional new releases before hitting up your local record shop. The Album Leaf – Falling From the Sun (MP3) from A Chorus of Storytellers on Sub Pop Banda De Turistas - Dias de prosperidad (MP3) from Magical Radiophonic Heart on Nacional Records The Hellgoats - Fish Sticks (MP3) from Goodness Gracious on Grey Day Bassekou Kouyate & Ngoni Ba - Musow (MP3) from I Speak Fula on Next Ambiance / Sub Pop The Brunettes - Red Rollerskates from Paper Dolls on Lil’ Chef Records <object width="425" height="355"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/1J7afRfNnTE&rel=1&color1=d6d6d6&color2=f0f0f0&border=0&fs=1&hl=en&autoplay=0&showinfo=0&iv_load_policy=3&showsearch=0"/><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"/><embed wmode="transparent" src="http://www.youtube.com/v/1J7afRfNnTE&rel=1&color1=d6d6d6&color2=f0f0f0&border=0&fs=1&hl=en&autoplay=0&showinfo=0&iv_load_policy=3&showsearch=0" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="355"></embed><param name="wmode" value="transparent"/></object> King of Prussia - Waitin for Somethin’ (MP3) from The Time Of Great Forgetting on Kindercore Records Lil Wayne - Prom Queen from Rebirth on Cash Money Records <object width="425" height="355"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/lTurfn7vvCk&rel=1&color1=d6d6d6&color2=f0f0f0&border=0&fs=1&hl=en&autoplay=0&showinfo=0&iv_load_policy=3&showsearch=0"/><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"/><embed wmode="transparent" src="http://www.youtube.com/v/lTurfn7vvCk&rel=1&color1=d6d6d6&color2=f0f0f0&border=0&fs=1&hl=en&autoplay=0&showinfo=0&iv_load_policy=3&showsearch=0" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="355"></embed><param name="wmode" value="transparent"/></object> Midlake - Acts of Man from The Courage of Others on Bella Union Misterio - Vampirella (MP3) from 10 Year Old Zombie on Nacional Records Nneka - The Uncomfortable Truth (MP3) from Concrete Jungle on Yo Mama/Decon/Epic Pierced Arrows - Let It Rain (MP3) from Descending Shadows on Vice Salvador Santana “Keyboard City (Dan Deacon remix) feat. GZA (MP3) the original from Keyboard City on Quannum Projects The Soft Pack - Answer to Yourself (MP3) from The Soft Pack on Kemado Records Toro Y Moi - Blessa (MP3) from Causers of This on Carpark Records U.S. Girls - Red Ford Radio (MP3) from Go Grey on Stiltbreeze
read more »Try It Before You Buy It features free and legal mp3 downloads and full album streams from this week's music releases: The Album Leaf: A Chorus of Storytellers full album stream "Falling from the Sun" [mp3] Bob Blank: Blank Generation Blank Tapes NYC 1975-1985 full album stream Family of the Year: Songbook full album stream FM Belfast: How to Make Friends "Par Avion" Martha And The Muffins: Delicate full album stream Midlake: The Courage of Others full album stream Nneka: Concrete Jungle full album stream Pierced Arrows: Descending Shadows Pierced Arrows: "Let It Rain" [mp3] Salvador Santana: Keyboard City full album stream The Soft Pack: The Soft Pack full album stream "Answer to Yourself [mp3] Toro Y Moi: Causers of This full album stream Vedera: Stages full album stream Wakey!Wakey!: Almost Everything I Wish I'd Said the Last Time I Saw You "Twenty Two" [mp3] full album stream also at Largehearted Boy: Try It Before You Buy It lists weekly CD & DVD release lists daily free and legal mp3 downloads
read more »Who: MidlakeTitle: The Courage of OthersLabel: Bella UnionRIYL: Grizzly Bear, Dr. Dog, Department of EaglesThoughts: If you loved The Trials of Van Occupanther you will undoubtedly herald Midlake's follow-up efforts as one of the best releases of the year when the time comes for those shennanigans. If you're anything like me you enjoyed "Roscoe" and could barely keep your eyes open through the rest of the record. This is as much the generic indie rock sound as humanly possible and lends creedance to the whole "indie is dead" debate that has been raging on the web all week long. We'd suggest doing yourself a favor and skipping this one, but we know popular public opinion is not on our side this time around. Oh well, don't say we didn't warn you.Listen: Midlake - "Acts of Man"Stream It Here! Who: Lil' WayneTitle: RebirthLabel: Young MoneyRIYL: Jay-Z & Linkin Park, rappers who don't know their limitsThoughts: Simply put the new record from Lil' Wayne is the recorded output of someone who hasn't been told the word "no" in a long, long time. This is an indulgent record of Wayne attempting to channel his inner Hendrix but pulling up like many lame axe wielding maniacs who never made it passed their first few lessons. To make matters worse this is lyrically the worst record Lil' Wayne has ever conceived and probably should have been aborted ages ago. Unfortunately Lil' Wayne is so popular that people will probably push this record to the top of the charts and further encourage horrible behavior like this in the future. I pray for humanity in this hour of despair and desperation more than I ever have before. God help us all!Listen: Lil' Wayne (feat. Shanell) - "Prom Queen" Who: The Brunettes Title: Paper DollsLabel: Lil' ChiefRIYL: Tilly and the Wall, Saturday Looks Good To Me, watered down Camera ObscuraThoughts: It's been brutal so far listening to this week's offerings and The Brunettes are not making things better. It's not all that surprising considering the bland offerings they've given us in the past, but this is pushing it. The only thing the new record has going for it is how apt the title of this record is. Paper Dolls not only serves as it's title but also as the entire basis behind the sound - namely its 2-dimensional, flimsy, throw away after a single use, sound. This is a weak, weak record.Listen: The Brunettes - "Red Rollerskates" Who: The Album LeafTitle: A Chorus of StorytellersLabel: Sub PopRIYL: Explosions In the Sky, Sigur Rós, post-rock instrumentalThoughts: I have admitted my reluctance for instrumental rock in the past and honestly this doesn't do much to enhance my perception of the sort of dynamics needed to keep my ADD addled brain focused for very long. But it is an excellent sounding record when I manage to maintain focus. The musicianship is positively amazing at times, owing perhaps to the fact that this is the first record from the band to be recorded by the actual band. Before this Jimmy LaVelle did all the heavy lifting himself, but he finally opened his arms to his fellow rockers and it actually adds a little bit more of dynamic play than anything else I've heard from these guys. You can of course take that all with a grain of salt because as I said I can't really sit through this kind of music for very long.Listen: The Album Leaf - "Falling From The Sun"Stream It Here! Who: Mount EerieTitle: Black WoodenLabel: P.W. Elverum & SunRIYL: The Microphones, Karl Blau, Woods (maybe?)Thoughts: It has gotten to the point where it is really difficult to keep track of Phil Elverum and all his recorded output. He has become obscenely prolific, cranking out records, EP's, and 12"s faster than we thought possible for such intricate music. It seems as if there's something new every six months and at this point it's all starting to blend together as we simply cannot distinguish which project or collaboration he's working on from one release to the next. Not that it's not worth hearing, it all is truly remarkable music, but it can be daunting and it does take time to dissect. The only problem is Elverum really isn't giving fans the time to do so.Listen: Mount Eerie - "Black Wooden" Who: The Soft PackTitle: The Soft PackLabel: Kemado RecordsRIYL: The Drums, Bear Hands, Free EnergyThoughts: Since changing their name from The Muslims to The Soft Pack we have waited patiently for the band to come through with a release that matched all the buzz and the energy of their live show. As their self-titled debut kicks off it seems that they have it, cranking out "C'Mon" and "Down On Loving" with the same sort of furious energy that made them the toast of the blogger world. Sadly, once those two tracks wrap up it is all downhill from there as the record slowly dissolves into track-after-track of songs that sound identical to the one that preceeded it. It's a sad state of affairs that may prove The Soft Pack no more than a one-trick pony that shot its wad far too soon.Listen: The Soft Pack - "C'Mon"Stream It Here! Who: Toro Y MoiTitle: Causers of ThisLabel: Carpark RecordsRIYL: Washed Out, Real Estate, Small Black, chillwaveThoughts: It is absolutely ridiculous to think that a subgenre would die in just a few short months, but the obscene constraints found within the chillwave sound sort of seemed to portend a very quick death. Alas, the sound is still alive and continues to thrive as more and more kids latch on to the sound. Toro Y Moi is the latest to mine this genre for gold and for the most part he attains it with a solid offering of very chill music. The problem is this sound as a whole gets to sound so similar to its counterparts that it borders on maddening at times. The record is really good, but so are the records by Real Estate and Washed Out and Memory Tapes and Neon Indian and Small Black and on and on and on. I think you get the point.Listen: Toro Y Moi - "Talamak"Stream It Here! Who: U.S. GirlsTitle: Go GreyLabel: SiltbreezeRIYL: Wet Hair, Sic Alps, PocahauntedThoughts: There truly isn't a more perfect home for U.S. Girls' hazy lo-fi than Siltbreeze. The label seems to breed these sorts of sonic collages from within, cranking them out one after the other and blurring the line between noise and music ever further with each one. This record is best described as an aural version of LSD. It is built in mystery and noise, with all sorts of effects shrouding every shred of music on the record. That is not a bad thing to some and I happen to be one of those people that can get lost in noise like this for a long, long time. That said, the record is certainly not for the faint of heart and generally if you're the type of person that love my recommendation of Wakey! Wakey! today you should probably steer clear of this sort of racket. Everyone else, knock yourselves out!Listen: U.S. Girls - "Red Ford Radio" <script type="text/javascript"> sr_adspace_id = 4549407; sr_adspace_width = 728; sr_adspace_height = 90; sr_adspace_type = "graphic"; sr_ad_new_window = true; </script> <script type="text/javascript" src="http://ad.afy11.net/srad.js?azId=4549407"> </script>
read more »As far as my ears are concerned, yesterday was the first major multi-album new music release day of 2010, so it's past time for my annual list of what I'm looking forward to in the months ahead. I've included albums with solid dates, some with ballpark estimates, a few that are mere whispers on the wind. Oh, and a couple of pure fantasies. A boy can dream, can't he?Keep in mind, this is not even
read more »It’s been a while since 2006 and it’s about time Jimmy LaValle got back on the horse and started making music again. After hearing some of the new tunes at the Bottom of the Hill show last year, I was already excited to hear what else he had to provide. Luckily while I was on vacation, he released Falling From The Sun, an echoing and minimalistic vocal track with a bit more harmony than most Album Leaf tracks. This is a nice way to progress for an already gifted musician. The new album, A Chorus Of Storytellers, will be available on the 2nd of February 2010 on CD, 2x LP, and digital download. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] [mp3] The Album Leaf – Falling From The Sun from A Chorus Of Storytellers (2010) Jonah Matranga and Kevin Seconds recently released a split 7 inch vinyl through Canada’s Blacktop Records on Tuesday, December 22 2009. The vinyl features four brand new previously unreleased songs including Jonah Matranga’s I’ve Always Wanted To Write A Song Commanding People To (Dance!), a goofy dance tune not unlike Jonah’s tendency to get groovy and silly at the same time, the subtle and sweet Daylight by Matranga, Kevin Seconds’ rolling road tune Grip Yr Own and the harmonic and idiosyncratic Life Unknown by Seconds. The limited pressing of 1000 hand-numbered copies are available to purchase in Canada at all records shops through FAB Distribution. It will also be available online at various online outlets including the official Blacktop Records webstore at blacktoprecords.ca and interpunk.com. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] [mp3] Jonah Matranga – I’ve Always Wanted To Write A Song Commanding People To Dance! from Jonah Matranga/Kevin Seconds Split 7 (2009) [Audio clip: view full post to listen] [mp3] Kevin Seconds – Life Unknown from Jonah Matranga/Kevin Seconds Split 7 (2009) Another February 2nd release to talk about is Midlake’s forthcoming album, The Courage of Others. To hype this release up, they have released two excellent tracks to tide you over until next month, Rulers Ruling All Things and Acts of Man. To top this Midlake-cake of awesome, the band will return to San Francisco on the 4th of March to the Great American Music Hall. Tickets here. TRACK LISTING * Acts of Man * Winter Dies * Small Mountain * Core of Nature * Fortune * Rulers, Ruling All Things * Children of the Grounds * Bring Down * The Horn * The Courage of Others * In The Ground [Audio clip: view full post to listen] [mp3] Midlake - Rulers Ruling All Things from The Courage Of Others (2010)
read more »Jimmy LaValle y su proyecto, The Album Leaf, estarán de regreso en este 2010 con un nuevo álbum titulado A Chorus of Storytellers, el cual saldrá a la venta el próximo 2 de febrero a través de la disquera Sub Pop. El disco incluirá 11 temas grabados en Seattle y mezclados en Islandia por Birgir Jon Birgisson de Sigur Ros. Una de las novedades de esta nueva producción es que, a diferencia de sus discos anteriores, ésta ha sido la primera vez en la que la banda completa ha intervenido en la grabación, pues anteriormente todo el trabajo de estudio lo hacía Jimmy. El primer tema que se desprende de esta nueva placa es “Falling From The Sun“, el cual ya está disponible para su descarga a través de la página de su disquera, en donde se ofrece tanto el stream como un link directo. Una canción de vocales dominantes pero con el mismo sonido ambiental y soñador que ya se ha convertido en la marca registrada de LaValle y compañía, perfecta para los días de invierno y que creo dejará muy contentos a los seguidores de este gran grupo. Por lo pronto les dejo el tracklist que conformará esta producción: Perro Blank Pages There Is a Wind Within Dreams Falling from the Sun Stand Still Summer Fog Until the Last We Are Almost There Tied Knots Vía: Myspace
read more »Today's free and legal mp3 downloads: Adam Green</strong<>>: "What Makes Him Act So Bad" [mp3] from Mirror Love (out February 16th) other Adam Green posts at Largehearted Boy The Album Leaf: "Falling from the Sun" [mp3] from A Chorus of Storytellers (out February 2nd) other Album Leaf posts at Largehearted Boy Buffalo Killers: "Christmas Time" [mp3] other Buffalo Killers posts at Largehearted Boy Dead Confederate: free and legal Dirty Ammo live album [mp3] other Dead Confederate posts at Largehearted Boy The Heavy Blinkers: "Silence Your Drum" [mp3] from Health other Heavy Blinkers posts at Largehearted Boy Jon Troast: "The Last Needle" [mp3] other Jon Troast posts at Largehearted Boy The Little Death: "Why My Baby" [mp3] from The Little Death The Little Death: "Won't Ever Let You Down Again" [mp3] from The Little Death other Little Death posts at Largehearted Boy Louis Aguilar: "Six Feet Under" [mp3] other Louis Aguilar posts at Largehearted Boy Various Artists: free and legal Lo Fidelity Living 5 compilation album from Worker Bee Records [mp3] Worker Bee Records website Free and legal mp3s of live performances at other websites: Free Energy: Daytrotter session [mp3] other Free Energy posts at Largehearted Boy Grant Hart: 2009-12-19, New York [mp3] other Grant Hart posts at Largehearted Boy Phosphorescent: 2006-04-22, Athens [mp3] Phosphorescent: 2004-05-10, Athens [mp3] other Phosphorescent posts at Largehearted Boy also at Largehearted Boy: previous free and legal mp3 daily downloads 2009 Bonnaroo downloads other music festival downloads online "best of 2009" book lists online "best of 2009" music lists best of the decade (2000-2009) online music lists Try It Before You Buy It (mp3s and album streams from weekly CD releases) weekly CD release lists tags: music download indie mp3
read more »La SubPop ci regala “Falling From The Sun”, traccia dal nuovo disco degli Album Leaf. “A Chorus of Storytellers”, mixato da Birgir Jon Birgisson (Sigur Ros), uscirà a febbraio.
read more »Mr. LaValle returns with another introspective tune that he mixed once again in Iceland. He channels the innocence and purity that the Iceland emits from its steamy hot springs and comes up with “Falling from the Sun”. With heavier glitched out beats than usual and his vocals that he knows are not perfect, he still [...]
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