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Every Tuesday is set aside for music. Always something free, a music video, and other things that you will really like.
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I just finished up this poster for Bro. Stephen’s in-store performance at Revival Records. Kinda different, right? That image is scanned in from a book about nature.
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[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.] Band website / More audio posts We Can’t Enjoy Ourselves - Winsome William
From that new, great YVYNYL mix. Ya burn’t.
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Sleigh Bells got their pictures taken for SPIN. Some aspects are way cool, like the fact that the high school is Alexis Krauss’ legit alma mater. Some aspects are a little bit hilarious, like the fact there were 12 custom-made varsity jackets involved. But I’d say that in general it’s just Sleigh Bells being too cool, the way they do best. I’m stoked for the new tunes for sure!
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LINK Prison Art Tapes
Wandering the internet can get confusing. There are a ton of great things coming from different directions and sometimes it feels like there has to be a common thread, or at least some common ground.
That ground might be Prison Art. The tape/zine/record/book label created by Daniel Creahan of Bears In America (posted here) just released the Each Other tape (posted here) and hopefully has a ton more awesome stuff planned for the future.
A little email newsletter about their various projects also led me to the Sarongs cassette and a beautiful BIA side project called Preludes. Again, the internet is big weird beautiful mess.
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The Thrills - Nothing Changes Round Here
Kinga Burza has directed some truly incredible videos. She’s created really nostalgic-but-authentic music videos (often on 16mm film) for lesser-known artists like The Thrills and The Teenagers, but she’s also worked with Kate Nash, James Blunt, and even Katy Perry.
