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The album is lush, heady, and captivating. In short, it’s got that unique Kelela stamp.

Although it’s her show, the songstress has also assembled a dream team for this one; some of the songs are co- written by The xx’s Romy Madley Croft and production duties are split between Arca, Kingdom, Jam City, Bok Bok, and Ariel Rechtshaid. Filled with deep grooves and an alluring atmosphere, Take Me Apart will be in heavy rotation. Cigarettes After Sex's self- titled debut stands apart from the rest of the dream- pop crowd, mostly thanks to Greg Gonzalez's up- front, feminine vocals. Another strength is the band's songwriting, which emerges from the standard, subdued and echoing sound, and will draw in fans of other genres. Bilingual hardcore punk group Downtown Boys bring their righteous fury to Sub Pop for their 2nd LP. For the self- described “serious band from Providence,” who have fostered their confrontational reputation through their uncompromising live act, they also know how to make music that is absolutely life- affirming and, well, downright fun.

The jump to Sub Pop marks a noticeable increase in production quality (the man behind the boards this time around is Guy Picciotto of Fugazi fame), yet their sound largely remains the same: power chords, propulsive drum work, vocals that dare you to ignore them, and plenty of glorious saxophone. Far from the Kenny G softness the instrument tends to evoke, the sax can be a chaotic and cacophonous device when used correctly, demanding your attention and subverting notions of subtlety or conventionality. Downtown Boys are much the same way and Cost Of Living is nothing short of a bold statement of purpose from a band who exude nothing but purpose. An electrifying listen.

All American Made is all killer and no filler. With her rich voice, brilliant melodies, and raw lyrics, Margo Price announces herself as the latest in a long lineage of hard- hitting female country singers. Listen to this album and you’ll see: Ms. Price may not be surrounded by legend (yet) in the way her predecessors have been, but she sure does seem to carry around that undefinable “it” that marks an artist as a future classic. All American Made is a rich tapestry of life in hardscrabble modern America. Sibling duo The Barr Brothers set a richly atmospheric tone on their third LP, Queen of the Breakers .

These well- constructed folk songs venture into indie, Americana, and southern rock territory, each track building off the previous one. The Prince Of Egypt Full Movie Online Free on this page. It’s perfect road trip music, suited to restless souls and wandering hearts. This is the sort of album that slowly worms its way into to your heart and stays on your record player for months.

It's exciting to experience the growth of an artist, to see the directions they head in and the new musical frontiers they forge. Noah Gundersen's debut, Ledges , was an intimate indie folk album that seemed to be more closely connected to the world of '7. But his new album, White Noise , plays off his folk roots and the result is a rock album that seems too sentimental, sincere, and emotional to be labeled rock. Expanding on simple melodies and powerful lyrical imagery that shows off his songwriter roots, White Noise creates hypnotic songs through bare productions that pull a lot of influence from the reverb heavy vibe of Echo and the Bunnymen with a touch of Eno- style studio experimentation, making this album sound more unconventional and riskier than other overblown rock productions.

Songs that would have been simpler and quieter only three years ago are now dense and filled with endless discoveries as electric guitars pump through amps, drums shatter glass, and celestial synths send you into an introspective journey. The opening powerhouse "After All (Everything All The Time)" would've been a hit in the weirdo landscape of '9. Using soft harmonics and strange electronic devices, the song slowly builds until it explodes with blissful noise. The hi- hats shatter, the guitars feel like they're being spun around your brain, and Gundersen's tragic voice cries out with such sadness and despair. One listen and you're bound to feel something.  White Noise doesn't only fulfill the desire and placement of rock music in popular culture with catchy songs and memorable lyrics, but is a fresh reminder that there's still a lot of life and vitality in rock music today. This album is something special.

Joe Henry’s gift for sparse, lovely American- tinged songs is front- and- center on his latest, Thrum . The songs are languidly paced, rooted in another slower time, where bluesmen rambled country roads and made deals with the devil to become artistic greats. This is the lineage from which Henry seemingly descends. Yet, there’s a complexity to his songs, both lyrically and melodically, that gives his work real staying power.

Thrum is a quietly lovely gut punch. Sky's Grey," the opener of ken , the 1. Canadian indie outfit Destroyer, starts with an anxiety ridden, clave- like beat that immediately fills the listener with both unease and curiosity. Watch Holiday Breakup Putlocker.

Soon a lazy piano starts playing sporadic chords, punctuated by loose bass drum hits. Singer/frontman Dan Bejar, who is also known as a guitarist and vocalist for The New Pornographers, begins the first verse with a road worn sentimentalism straight out of the beginning of a Broadway show tune. The lyrics are surreal, yet detailed enough to evoke an atmosphere, an intention, and an attitude. Give up acting? Fuck no, I'm just starting to get the good parts," Bejar narrates, evoking a "show must go on" perseverance against a backdrop of gloom, and riding a fine line between optimism and delusion. Halfway through the song's four minutes a laid back drum fill signals the rest of the band to come in, filling out the sound, covering up the dread of the anxious opening rhythm and ultimately leading to a rich, instrumental outro of dripping, shimmering guitars.

Pulsating waves of synth and a coolly muted guitar matching a deep bass line give "Tinseltown Swimming in Blood" an undeniable and hypnotic groove. Watch Taking Woodstock Online (2017) there. With vocals that sound like a breathy Leonard Cohen played at the wrong speed, and Cure- like guitar tones, the songs feels like an old friend, while still feeling fresh and current. White Buffalo returns with Darkest Darks, Lightest Lights , a slow and sad but ultimately intriguing new LP. Lead single “The Observatory” hits all the right notes, opening with a simple strummed guitar melody and frontman Jake Smith’s timeless, deeply- timbered voice, his lyrics exploring themes of common ground and disconnection.

The album treads similar territory, delving into topics of relationships, loss, and transcendence. It’s a strong, evocative record and a wonderful showcase for Smith’s incredible voice that seems to leap off the LP and into the room.

Much has been made of Beck’s Grammy win for Album of the Year with 2. Morning Phase , his downcast collection of folk- rock slow burners and spiritual successor to Sea Change . Yes, it can be agreed upon that the award seemed ludicrously overdue for one of the most creative and influential forces in all of pop music from the '9. But did that album truly merit the distinction, over Beyonce no less? Did Kanye West have a point after all?

Do you even care about the Grammys? Beck is nothing if not consistently (re)inventive, and true to chameleonic form, abandons both the style and substance of that wildly successful album completely. You won’t find any ruminative folk dirges or melancholy Americana here. With a sound that matches its title, Colors is a collection largely made up of upbeat, party- minded pop music, produced with a 2. Maroon 5 or Foals. Even the song titles reflect Beck’s unselfconscious sense of jubilance: “Up All Night,” “I’m So Free,” and, quite simply, “Wow.” Yet this isn’t some spur of the moment sugar rush by the 4.

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