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Tokyo Police Club consists of four talented Canadian boys. The lads progressed their band from garage status up into being an award-winning entity. Combining interesting electronic elements to punchy rock lyrics, TPC stands above the rest as a truly excellent and unique band. Destined for success, and after their success in Canada, the boys will hit the international mainstream before you know it.
Nature of the Experiment - Tokyo Police Club
Cheer It On - Tokyo Police Club
Tokyo Link Club
Official Website
Myspace
A Lesson In Crime on Amazon.com
Smith EP on Amazon.com [NEW!]
This is the first of our monthly mixtapes. We hope to embody the spirit of each month with music that you can enjoy. Included will be 10 tracks available in both a .zip download and individual track downloads of each artist. If you would like to hear more of the artists please go to the links listed after each artist name.
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Perfect for a fall/early winter day.
The Apples In Stereo's sound has been evolving since 1992. Their older stuff is filled with gems, and some interesting abstract tracks as well. Their newest album, New Magnetic Wonder represents their hard work in motion, and shows their music at it's perfection. Interchanging band members have lead to some differences in their music but they've adapted miraculously.
I have the honor of gracing you all with two of their tracks:
Energy - The Apples In Stereo
Same Old Drag - The Apples In Stereo
Links:
Official Website
Myspace
Well i was going to wait for the weekend but i thought if i could get this as close to Halloween as possible it'd seem more fitting. Vampire Weekend hails from New York, though you would most likely never guess this. Their music has distinct British and African roots. Some songs would likely classify as reggae similar to some of Sting's work. Other tracks may remind you of The Beatles or any other classic rock group from the 60s or 70s. Wherever their sound comes from, it doesn't matter since it comes together so harmoniously. This is some indie-rock you do not want to miss.
Lucky for you (and thanks to their MySpace) i have the first four tracks from their album.
Mansard Roof - Vampire Weekend
Oxford Comma - Vampire Weekend
APunk - Vampire Weekend
Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa - Vampire Weekend
Weekend Links:
- Official Website
- Myspace
- Vampire Weekend's EP (it's hard to find the Blue CD-R album online)
Los Campesinos! Are a (correct me if I'm wrong) 7 "man" band of an incredible variety of musicians. The seemingly random combination of these talents creates very pleasant compositions. The up-beat sound has gotten them some reasonable acknowledgement in the Indie scene, which is well-deserved in my opinion.
Don't Tell Me To Do The Math/s - Los Campesinos!
We Throw Parties You Throw Knives - Los Campesinos!
Linktacular:
Official Website
Myspace
(For the record I now have reliable track hosting and will post regularly)