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Southern harmonies and the musical companion This is a content summary only. Click on the story to read the whole thing at InvisibleOranges.com

• brooklynvegan - Iron Tongue -"Moon Unit"

Fear tomorrow This is a content summary only. Click on the story to read the whole thing at InvisibleOranges.com

It’s always a lovely treat when some exciting tunes drop into our inbox & that’s exactly how we came to listen to the latest in the SPEICHER compilation series from KOMPAKT - SPEICHER 75. Made up of two highly emotive yet simple tracks from Denmark’s KÖLSCH , there is ‘ GOLDFISCH’ on the A side - a beautiful track full of shimmering pads and progressive chords. Jump to the flip side and you find [...]

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It's hard to pick specific, standout moments from Ellen Allien's recent Lism album; the record, for one, plays out in one, long, continuous track, and travels so dreamily from one mood-state to another that it ... read more �

Here's a lilting, dreamy and (unjustly) Japanese-version-only bonus track to  Daft Punk 's  Random Access Memories . The post listen: Daft Punk — "Horizon" appeared first on Soft Signal .

Ray Wilson is enjoying the best of both worlds these days, having just released a terrific new solo project even while joining Steve Hackett for a series of concerts focusing on classic-era Genesis. Wilson, of course, is the underrated singer who got caught up in the undertow of following Phil Collins, producing a lone studio effort in 1997 that remains [...]

Si hier encore, la maison était synonyme de refuge, dorénavant, elle s’ouvre sur la famille et les amis. La maison s'est transformée en ruche où les habitants s'aménagent un intérieur tourné vers l'extérieur. Le hiving Tout le monde connaît le concept du cocooning, un lieu de vie qui se voulait un nid douillet où l’on [...]

The Bay Area guerrilla thrash-jazzers the Splatter Trio were only together for five or six years during the first half of the 90s, but that managed to leave a path of destruction in their wake. Dave Barrett (saxes), Gino Robair (drums), and Myles Boisen (guitar, bass) were experimental alright, and often went out of their way to contort nearly every [...]

Almost a year later we're returning back to Bloc for the first time to see what all the hype has been about. Saturday is the penultimate event in a sucessful series of parties which have taken the promoters back to their roots. Several friends of ours have been to a few and have been raving (literally) about how great they've been. They've been reporting that Bloc's new venue in the depths of east london is one of the best underground venues around at the moment and the atmosphere and music have been spot on. So, on Saturday night one of the [...]

Lexington's Jovontaes have a new album on the way. Paranoia Makes a Crazy Gift is out June 4 on Sophomore Lounge Records. "Hilltop Sex Making" certainly backs up the "paranoia" aspect of the new record. It's a dark and unnerving track that still manages to be quick and exciting. I have a feeling that this'll [...]

Sounding more like the Eagles than anything so raw and rootsy as Creedence Clearwater Revival, John Fogerty's new song "Mystic Highway" offers a country-rocking groove to go with a dreamily optimistic lyric. Well, at first, anyway. After setting this ruminative scene, Fogerty unleashes a searching, anthematic guitar solo, hurtling us toward a fun sing-along moment at the bridge - reconnecting [...]

For most musicians and singers alike, mining those great American standards can only get you so far before it begins to sound tired and rote. For thirty years running, the greatest living jazz trio is still mining that gold vein while keeping it fresh and vital. That's a big part of the reason why Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock and Jack [...]

Vår "Begin to Remember" The first thing that comes to mind whenever I hear this song, or this Vår album in general, is overcast skies. It sounds like music made in a place where there is nothing but overcast skies. The vocals are just pained, yearning moans – powerful feelings dulled down to their lowest ebb. It's the sound of this song that gets me, particularly the repetition of that kind of shrill high tone. It's not exactly musical, I'm not sure what the sound is. But it goes from seeming like a broken machine to [...]

• VÅR - Begin to Remember

Todo lo que quieres conocer sobre las mas convenientes escuelas de ingles en Inglaterra. Debe ser la pregunta que cualquier persona se hace a la hora de decidir estudiar ingles en el exterior y en un lugar clave de la cultura inlgesa como ser Inglaterra. una cosa que tienes que saber desde el comienzo es que podes elegir entre varias ciudades en [...]

Looking back, it’s been common to equate the Doors with their vocalist and frontman Jim Morrison. Since Morrison's death, remaining members Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger and John Densmore have been dogged with the observation that runs along the lines of: “It just isn’t the Doors without Jim.” Sure, but the passing of Ray Manzarek on May 20, 2013, in Germany [...]

I already wrote about Jimmy Gnecco , now I figured it is time to write about his dang band, Ours. I haven't listened to all their dang albums yet, but what I've gathered so far is that Mr. Gnecco has an amazing voice, especially in this song from their second album, Distorted Lullabies . If you could sing this to a lady as well as this fella can, she might become dizzy . See what I did there? So very clever. The post Ours - Dizzy appeared first on either/or .

Behind this comforting name are Darren Weiss and Danny Presant, and the Big Apple’s latest darlings are hitting hard with the urgent "Put Me To Work". Papa sounds like a garage rock band with a very soft and profound voice that goes with heady melodies. Swaying between a time lost when young people were practicing in [...]

É um dos grandes regressos discográficos do ano. Após um hiato de seis anos, o magnífico The Weighing Of The Heart (em modo escuta abaixo do artigo) quebra o silêncio de Colleen e marca uma outra fase na sua carreira pautada agora pelo uso ocasional da voz e por uma maior estrutura rítmica. Elementos que, no entanto, não anulam (antes intensificam) o carácter onírico e experimental da sua obra. Novo álbum que será apresentado ao vivo já amanhã, dia 23 de maio, na Igreja de St. George (no Jardim da Estrela, Lisboa), pela mão da galeria [...]

• Colleen - The Weighing Of The Heart (excerpts)