Showing posts with label real estate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label real estate. Show all posts

October 20, 2010

Mixtape #1



1) Birthplace- Mon Khmer
2) Dreaming- Seapony
3) Easy- Fiveng
4) The Vast Structure of Recollection- Mark McGuire
5) Tip of Your Tongue- Porcelain Raft
6) Never Come Around- La Sera
7) Reservoir #3- Real Estate
8) Don't Wake the Dead- Guards
9) In the Library- Spook Houses
10) On Land- TV Girl
11) Western Wood- The Liberty Belles
12) Birthday Party- Unouomedude
13) Georgia- Big Troubles
14) Summer on the Rocks- Tropical Punk
15) Waterparker- Botany
16) On a Journey- Wet Wings
17) Take Me Home or I Die Alone- Dead Gaze
"Dreaming" by Seapony is a great little lo-fi track. Seapony hails from Seattle, WA and this track contains catchy guitar hooks over nice girl vocals. Head on over to Double Denim Records to pre-order a copy of the 7", which the first 150 copies will be sold on clear seafoam vinyl.

"Take Me Home or I Die Alone" by Dead Gaze is a swampy psychedelic jam from Mississippi boy, Cole Furlow. This track is significantly different than his earlier stuff as Dead Gaze churns out even muggier tunes with creeping melodies. The single is dropping in late November on Fire Talk.

October 19, 2010

Johnny Whopper episode 4

01. Balum - Camila
02. Women - Eyesore
03. Two Bicycles - The Holy Forest/Forever
04. La Sera - Never Come Around
05. Seapony - Dreaming
06. Real Estate - Reservoir #3
07. unouomedude - Buildings
08. Mark McGuire - Brain Storm (for Erin)
09. Perfume Genius - Mr. Peterson
10. Pepepiano - Bruce Springsteen
11. Sufjan Stevens - I Walked
12. Jay Reatard - Wounded
13. COOLRUNNINGS - Burnout
14. Squinch Owl - When I Woke Up


I mentioned a few websites on the show which I have linked up here, and I also added one to La Sera, which is the solo project of Katy Goodman of Vivian Girls. This is probably my favorite show so far - I loved Knox’s tracks from La Sera, Sufjan, and Seapony, as well as my own from unouomedude, Squinch Owl, and Mark McGuire.

UPDATE: COOLRUNNINGS made The Awl’s list of awfully-named bands at CMJ.