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GLYPHS(Indie-Pop/Electronic)Re ad about these guys via The Wounded Jukebox and I must say... Nice find guys! I know I'm certainly tapping my toe to it. Glyphs, a two-man-band from London, have made quite the electro-pop gem with "On & On". The nearly constant harmonies paired with the clap-loops and synths have got me wanting more, but that's the good news... There is more. FOR FREE. You can go

• Bee Gees - Stayin' Alive (Teddybears Remix)
• Glyphs - On & On
• Pompeya - Cheenese

Filed under: The Hit List 15. The Beatles, 'Twist and Shout' ('Ferris Bueller's Day Off,' 1986) On his ninth sick day of the school year, Ferris Bueller takes over a float during Chicago's Von Steuben Day parade (even though the real event actually takes place in September). His spontaneous lip-synch of the Beatles ' cover of ' Twist & Shout ' inspires an entire city to cut a rug. We especially love when "Team Thriller" turns it out! -- JP [...]

Filed under: The Hit List , Canada Boiling 10 years down to 10 albums is a near impossible task. Even the list-maker can get bummed about the great records that got left off. But while the order can be questioned and favourites might not make the cut, what's less debatable is that these were all landmark albums that led the Canadian music scene from the desert to the concert hall of milk and honey. 10. Final Fantasy , 'He [...]

Filed under: Potent Quotables "[ Oasis ] remind us of ourselves, but on a more physically violent level." -- Barry Gibb In a recent interview , the singer admitted that like Noel and Liam Gallagher , he and his bandmates have been through their share of fights. The difference? The Bee Gees brothers are still on speaking terms. Next Quote

Filed under: Concerts and Tours , News , Exclusive Over the past 17 years of touring, Built to Spill have become as famous for their cover songs as for any of their own material, having paid homage live to acts as diverse as M.I.A. , David Bowie , the Talking Heads , Neil Young , Macy Gray , Modest Mouse , Ozzy Osbourne and on and on. The band is so fond of playing other people's songs that according frontman Doug [...]

Filed under: Rock Almanac Spinner.com : On This Date in 1975: 'Jive Talkin',' by the Bee Gees, reaches the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles chart.The Almanac Advises for August 9: "Pathological liars often feel a need to embellish their stories or make up ones out of whole... Read more

Filed under: Rock Almanac Spinner.com : On This Date in 1975: 'Jive Talkin',' by the Bee Gees, reaches the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles chart.The Almanac Advises for August 9: "Pathological liars often feel a need to embellish their stories or make up ones out of whole... Read more