Tag: matador records
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Water From Your Eyes – “14″
Give into the disorienting effects of the latest highlight from ‘Everyone’s Crushed’.
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Lifeguard – “17-18 Lovesong”
The first preview from the rising Chicago rockers’ new EP, ‘Dressed In Trenches’, will delight anyone with an appreciation for a love song exploded.
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bar italia – “punkt”
The latest single from the London indie rock trio’s debut LP is cool in its lurk, though beware: It also has a strange way of paralyzing you once it has you inside of it.
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Water From Your Eyes – “True Life”
This is the art of the reality of trying to create authentic in a world where everyone’s stake in money-making doubles as a threat to it.
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bar italia – “Nurse!”
The London trio’s transcendence through our timeline keeps a certain kind of indie rock mystique alive and well in an age where so much of the rest sounds uninspired.
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Water From Your Eyes – “Barley”
The Brooklyn experimental art pop duo captures modern media, alternative subversions, and being advantageously capitalistic within the same atom, imploded on the first single from their new album, ‘Everyone’s Crushed’.
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Recommended Album: Yo La Tengo – ‘This Stupid World’
When the latest from the venerable indie rockers unfurls, it’s extraordinarily beautiful against this earthly mess in typical Yo La Tengo form.
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Yo La Tengo – “Aselestine”
A word like “Aselestine” should go in the opposite of the heavens, but then again, Yo La Tengo bring the heavens down to Earth here on the latest preview from ‘This Stupid World’.
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Yo La Tengo – “Fallout”
As with yesterday and as they will today, Yo La Tengo create their own timeline with their art.
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Recommended Album: Horsegirl – ‘Versions of Modern Performance’
Every generation deserves their own homage to the greats while making a statement of their own, and the debut album from the young Chicago indie rock trio is their own way of doing just that.
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