I’m still trying to figure it out.

05 Nov 2010 — Henning Lahmann

After a comparatively long hiatus for this incredibly prolific artist, our favorite down under guy Lavurn Lee aka Guerre is back with another breathtaking slow burner, a stunning tune that is his most intimate and fragile to date. Forgiveness is minimal soul in its truest form, five minutes reduced to vocals and beats that leave us dazed and confused and alone.

Guerre - Forgiveness

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After a comparatively long hiatus for this incredibly prolific artist, our favorite down under guy Lavurn Lee aka Guerre is back with another breathtaking slow burner, a stunning tune that is his most intimate and fragile to date. Forgiveness is minimal soul in its truest form, five minutes reduced to vocals and beats that leave us dazed and confused and alone.

Guerre - Forgiveness

Watch Over Me.

05 Nov 2010 — Henning Lahmann

This year's most adored Vancouver chillwave phenomenon Teen Daze finished a new track last night and kindly shared it with the world right away. Watch Over Me is another pure bliss that instantly made me forget about all that rain and storm and bare trees outside my window and took me too a warmer, friendlier place. Though overall rather melancholically toned, the tune still evokes memories of sunshine, and isn't that exactly why we love this dude so much?

Teen Daze - Watch Over Me

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This year's most adored Vancouver chillwave phenomenon Teen Daze finished a new track last night and kindly shared it with the world right away. Watch Over Me is another pure bliss that instantly made me forget about all that rain and storm and bare trees outside my window and took me too a warmer, friendlier place. Though overall rather melancholically toned, the tune still evokes memories of sunshine, and isn't that exactly why we love this dude so much?

Teen Daze - Watch Over Me

Prepare to get your hands dirty

05 Nov 2010 — Tonje Thilesen

The dead, industrial city is moving, pulsating, evolving — and we're standing in the middle of it watching it all happen. In other words: dark, dirty and gloomy are the key words for the CDR/tape label Tundra Dubs' newest release, where San Francisco producer Ben Versluis aka Ghoul meets up with Chicago based Christophe G. aka FluiD, creating a stunning, four-track EP where deep and grimy hip-hop beats are blending in with elements of dubstep.

The Ghoul + Fluid EP is limited to 50 hand assembled CDR copies to be ordered here, or digitally via Bandcamp for a mere $1 — or you can simply download a couple of tracks from the EP exclusively below.

Ghoul + FluiD - Future Step
Ghoul + Fluid - Warm
GHXST - Flowers of Evil (GHOUL RMX)



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The dead, industrial city is moving, pulsating, evolving — and we're standing in the middle of it watching it all happen. In other words: dark, dirty and gloomy are the key words for the CDR/tape label Tundra Dubs' newest release, where San Francisco producer Ben Versluis aka Ghoul meets up with Chicago based Christophe G. aka FluiD, creating a stunning, four-track EP where deep and grimy hip-hop beats are blending in with elements of dubstep.

The Ghoul + Fluid EP is limited to 50 hand assembled CDR copies to be ordered here, or digitally via Bandcamp for a mere $1 — or you can simply download a couple of tracks from the EP exclusively below.

Ghoul + FluiD - Future Step
Ghoul + Fluid - Warm
GHXST - Flowers of Evil (GHOUL RMX)



I Want the Knife.

05 Nov 2010 — Henning Lahmann

Fresh out of the Brooklyn ovens comes a glooming new Night Manager tune, slightly slower and considerably darker like your favorite post Halloween nightmare. I Want the Knife once again exposes the quartet's striking approach towards hazy and fuzzed out pop music, inheriting the most rewarding features of all decades to come up with something new.

Check here and here for more Night Manager tunes.

Night Manager - I Want the Knife

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Fresh out of the Brooklyn ovens comes a glooming new Night Manager tune, slightly slower and considerably darker like your favorite post Halloween nightmare. I Want the Knife once again exposes the quartet's striking approach towards hazy and fuzzed out pop music, inheriting the most rewarding features of all decades to come up with something new.

Check here and here for more Night Manager tunes.

Night Manager - I Want the Knife

King Corpse.

04 Nov 2010 — Henning Lahmann

So folks, it's about time to lose it again with Miami's staggering quintet Lil Daggers, an almost ridiculously true-to-the-concept garage outfit that simply provides everything we ever expected from this kind of music, dirty organ riffs and distorted guitar washes and casually dashed off vocals. In other words, pure, good old d.i.y. glory is what we're talking about here.

The King Corpse four track 7 inch is available via Livid Records.

Lil Daggers - King Corpse

Lil Daggers - Devil You Know

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So folks, it's about time to lose it again with Miami's staggering quintet Lil Daggers, an almost ridiculously true-to-the-concept garage outfit that simply provides everything we ever expected from this kind of music, dirty organ riffs and distorted guitar washes and casually dashed off vocals. In other words, pure, good old d.i.y. glory is what we're talking about here.

The King Corpse four track 7 inch is available via Livid Records.

Lil Daggers - King Corpse

Lil Daggers - Devil You Know

Triptides.

04 Nov 2010 — Henning Lahmann

Completely psyched by this mellow piece of straight-up Californian surf pop perfection, a song that makes you feel like it's 1969 again. Triptides is a thrilling young trio from Bloomington, Indiana, and according to themselves they play "the best damn landlocked surf music you've ever heard", and god I'm sure they're absolutely right on this one. Their debuting self-titled EP has been put up to their bandcamp today, so head over and grab the whole thing for free. All six songs are absolutely worth checking out.

Triptides - Reel

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Completely psyched by this mellow piece of straight-up Californian surf pop perfection, a song that makes you feel like it's 1969 again. Triptides is a thrilling young trio from Bloomington, Indiana, and according to themselves they play "the best damn landlocked surf music you've ever heard", and god I'm sure they're absolutely right on this one. Their debuting self-titled EP has been put up to their bandcamp today, so head over and grab the whole thing for free. All six songs are absolutely worth checking out.

Triptides - Reel

Beach Fossils + Dråpe

03 Nov 2010 — Tonje Thilesen






Some pictures I shot at the Beach Fossils gig in Oslo yesterday, with my Norwegian darlings of Dråpe as their support (last picture — see flickr for more). Listen to their very newest, ear melting track below.

Dråpe - By Heart

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Some pictures I shot at the Beach Fossils gig in Oslo yesterday, with my Norwegian darlings of Dråpe as their support (last picture — see flickr for more). Listen to their very newest, ear melting track below.

Dråpe - By Heart

Son of a Gun.

03 Nov 2010 — Henning Lahmann

LA's Lord Huron returns just in time to let a little sunshine into our grey and rainy November days with his new Mighty EP, the second output after June's much acclaimed debut Into The Sun. My favorite song of the four track piece is Son of a Gun, a summery tune composed of rhythmic guitar chords and Lord Huron's signature vocal harmonies, a hazy production that instantly leaves you with warming memories of this summer which now, somehow suddenly, already lies in the past.

Though slow-burning, the song's complex arrangement subtly builds tension along its way - without slipping into lazy namedropping, it is rather obvious that Lord Huron gets a considerable amount of inspiration from the predominating musical trends of the last two years, but unlike so many contemporaries the outfit's incredible talent results in the creation of freshly sounding, gorgeous little masterpieces nonetheless.

The whole Mighty EP is available for a very reasonable amount of money via Lord Huron's bandcamp.

Lord Huron - Son of a Gun

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LA's Lord Huron returns just in time to let a little sunshine into our grey and rainy November days with his new Mighty EP, the second output after June's much acclaimed debut Into The Sun. My favorite song of the four track piece is Son of a Gun, a summery tune composed of rhythmic guitar chords and Lord Huron's signature vocal harmonies, a hazy production that instantly leaves you with warming memories of this summer which now, somehow suddenly, already lies in the past.

Though slow-burning, the song's complex arrangement subtly builds tension along its way - without slipping into lazy namedropping, it is rather obvious that Lord Huron gets a considerable amount of inspiration from the predominating musical trends of the last two years, but unlike so many contemporaries the outfit's incredible talent results in the creation of freshly sounding, gorgeous little masterpieces nonetheless.

The whole Mighty EP is available for a very reasonable amount of money via Lord Huron's bandcamp.

Lord Huron - Son of a Gun

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