Il existe des carapaces de douceur. C'est ce que l'on supposait en écoutant les premiers disques de Sharon Van Etten, ce que l'on a confirmé quand on l'a enfin croisée, un soir d'automne à Paris. Comment une fille qui a accumulé tant de douleurs, de doutes, qui les exprime avec sincérité et crudité dans des chansons d'une franchise magnifique peut-elle rester si douce, souriante, ne pas singer sa fragilité en surjouant les blessures ? Sharon Van Etten a sorti il y a peu un troisième album, Tramp . Puissant, parfois rageur, d'une ampleur bienvenue, comme si elle [...]

Menomena's Danny Seim records solo work under the moniker Lackthereof , and today he's released the 11th Lackthereof album for free over on Menomena's site . But this isn't just any old Lackthereof album. Seim recorded it in a single day, as part of the " Twenty Song Challenge ," a game that musicians play in which everyone goes off and writes and records 20 songs in 12 hours. They get together at the end of the day to play each other results. The finest record goes onto win the Grammy for album of the [...]

Today's song of the day is from Zachary Lucky and his track "Back in the Fall" from his upcoming album Saskatchewan (some say EP, some say LP, some say who the hell cares, just let us hear it already). The song is simply fantastic. Whether it is the lazy banjo, the pedal steel or the honest delivery (when his voice just starts to crack when he first sings "Back in the Fall" - it's killer). The song is seems like it is not necessarily a story about a past relationship rather than a mantra to himself [...]

Filed under: News , Television Getty Images How do you get a private a cappella concert from Adele ? Easy: Be Anderson Cooper. On this Sunday's '60 Minutes,' Adele sang 'Rolling in the Deep' for the newsman, proving that her voice was back in all its glory following her throat surgery. As Cooper revealed, she sang it without accompaniment because her fingernails were too long to play the piano.

Toronto's unique live electronic hip-hop outfit known as Keys N Krates have been a bit quite as of late. To speed things up, they take to fellow T-Dot dweller The Weeknd 's single, "Next", and give it some danceable vibes. Just what these party starters are known for, expect lots of energy in this remix, enough to turn any slow-dancing R&B track into a full out club banger. Hit the skip to stream the remix.

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NERO has announced 'Must Be The Feeling' as the last single off 'Welcome Reality' and it is due out March 4th on MTA Records . Their killer line-up of remixes include Flux Pavilion & NERO, SebastiAn , Azari & III , Kill The Noise , and Brookes Brothers . All of NERO's music videos from singles off their debut album 'Welcome Reality' have had this futuristic 802s theme to them and surprisingly everyone's still loving it. 'Must Be The Feeling' is no different; the video starts out with Joe and [...]

Many of you already know about the singing sensation Sid Sriram . From his heartfelt originals to his glorious covers, this kid can do it all. It's also nice to hear him on videos with just a piano and his vocals, which is what you get with his version of Donny Hathaway's "For All We Know." Just the raw emotion in his vocals is enough for you to get lost in the words, Sriram is unbelievable. Watch and listen below. Fresh? [...]

Emerald Park's new video for "A Beautiful Mourning" from the upcoming album "Absolute Zero". The video was shot in Nice, France with an iPhone.

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For those of you that missed it, German artist Bartholomäus Traubeck is a genius. Why? Well, Traubeck has created a way to translate tree rings into music in a project appropriately titled "Years." These circular patterns inside tree trunks have long since been a way to learn about the life of a tree, which seems like a rather dry way of discovering the details on these significant organisms. On the other hand, music has always presented itself as an exciting and terrific way of documenting history, as well as the best, most genuine way of expressing one's story, [...]

Los Angeles experimental-pop artist March 8, and one Treble staffer already has it at the top of his list. While we wait for the album to arrive, however, Holter has a brand new video for album track ...

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Swedish indierockers Last Days of April have announced that they will be releasing the new album "79" in late March via Bad Taste Records . Go here for a free download of the lead single "Feel the sun again" and get the details on the latest batch of upcoming European tourdates: http://www.badtasteempire.com/ bad-taste-records/last-days-of -april-announce-release-of-new -album-entitled-79/

brand new track by the APC Fave Deep88 deeper and moaaaar mellow kindda Azari & III(ish), which is the best possible thing right now ;)

Tweet vaso link Wild Nothing has a lot to live up to in 2012. At least for me, personally. Jack Tatum's debut full-length Gemini was my Album of the Year in 2010, and 20112s Golden Haze EP added another dimension to a blossoming career. We're two months into the new year and we've already received a tease of what Tatum has up his sleeve. The Nowhere 7" is slated for a February 21 drop date and contains two solid numbers that [...]

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Bruce Springsteen has posted the video for the first single from his upcoming album, Wrecking Ball . It's due out March 6th, 2012 . Bruce's last album was Working on a Dream in 2009.

Bruce Springsteen is back and today he's uploaded his subtitle assisted video for comeback single "We Take Care of Own". After teasing a few seconds of the video yesterday the full video features The Boss playing his trusty Telecaster just about everywhere. It truly is an extension of his body but the sun still gets in his eyes. A hat may be his next purchase maybe? I kid, but peep over on Youtube as they've blocked it from being embedded and look out for his new album, Wrecking Ball, which it drops in [...]

Contrary to the belief of a certain R. Crumb comic, a head without a body can be attractive too.

Sometimes you just need to laugh. In two languages. Nous Non Plus makes highly irreverent (and just as catchy) French pop music, circa the 1960s, and their third album, "Freudian Slip," released last fall, is a hoot. Very little gets lost in translation at the hands of the band who have fake French names to go with funny French music — Céline Dijon, Jean-Luc Retard (L.A.'s Dan Crane of the Quick Hellos and World Air Guitar Championships fame), Bonnie Day, Cal d'Hommage, Professeur Harry Covert, Morris "Mars" Chevrolet and and François Hardon. The band has carried on in [...]