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a gentleman came to my house ♫ Jonathan Sibha – Gentlemen Who:  Four cool dudes; Dylan, Keith, Brian, and James What : Quirky indie rock, like Peter Bjorn and John, and Yeah Yeah Yeahs Where : Minneapolis, MN + Facebook / Soundcloud / Bandcamp When : Self-titled album out now Why : After a cup of coffee and a delicious breakfast, only …

Genre: Tech House, Deep House. Murmur Essentials Vol 3 released by label murmur, includes 10 tracks from artists like: Nick Curly, James What, Simon Baker, Nima Gorji, Chris Wood, Ripley">Claire Ripley, Mic Newman, Tom Demac and Geddes.

Kissing Just For Practise was, and is a B&S;/twee pop disco at the Star and Garter, a slightly crumbling ancient two floor boozer in Manchester that smells of stale beer and elegant decay. I got a tip about the night off a lad called Ian who I had met at a Camera Obscura gig at Manchester Uni. Ian was a shy kid in cords and a half-face fringe. The way he described it made it sound like the best night ever, but travelling alone to it sounded a bit iffy to say the least .I'd just met him ...

New Build are Al Doyle, Felix Martin and Tom Hopkins. Between them, the trio are responsible for material from Hot Chip, LCD Soundsystem and more. So when news broke that the three were working on a project together, ClashMusic started to get a little excited. New album 'Yesterday Was Lived & Lost' is a terrific collection of electronic hymns, matching typically expert production with a gilded, emotional edge. Out now, the release is being handled by Lanark Recordings - a reference which rang a few bells with the Clash team. 'Lanark' is, of course, a seminal novel by Glasgow based artist, writer and cultural bellwether Alasdair Gray. A few phone calls later, and New Build's Al Doyle began opening up about his literary tastes and influences. - - - What is your favourite book and why? I don't really have favourites of anything, but there are those things which I currently think about a lot, or that loom large in my life for whatever reason. At the moment I often think about scenes and characters from Gormenghast by Mervyn Peake, which for some inexplicable reason I've neglected to read until very recently. Exquisite, unbelievable finely observed descriptions, huge and terrifyingly real characters - and a massively surprising and thematically disconnected third part to the trilogy, after a completely engrossing first two parts. In case you hadn't guessed, I loved it. Unique in literature as far as I know - it has more than a splash of Dickens, and some debts to the gothic novels of Gaskell etc I guess, but it inhabits it's own world and needs no company. It is complete. What other authors do you like? Sebald, Haruki Murakami, John Berger, Ishiguru, Kawabata, Lydia Davis, Siri Hustvedt, Alasdair Gray, Robert Walser, Laurence Sterne, Fernando Pessoa. Not a novelist, but I love the writing and sometimes the poetry of Clive James. What draws you to certain books? And I can't say the cover right? Most of the time I'll have heard a little something about them, or it will be a recommendation, or sometimes a review. I know when certain of my friends recommends a book I'll tend to like it. I'm also lucky enough to travel a lot, so when I'm in other countries, or out and about in the UK, I get to spend time in lots of great bookshops, where I'll often pick up something on instinct. Now and again it pays off. Have you ever discovered a real lost classic? What is it and why? Not sure how lost we're talking here. There are a few possibly less well-known books that have cropped up recently - 'Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky' by Patrick Hamilton: amazing portrait of some salubrious characters in early twentieth century London; 'The Book of Disquiet' by Fernando Pessoa (the title of our album comes from within this): famous in Portugal but neglected by English speakers; and finally 'The Mortdecai Trilogy' by Kyril Bonfiglioli; genuinely hilarious exploits of an alcoholic art thief. Good cocktail recipes therein. Do your literary influences have a ...

It’s ain’t easy being James. What a drag it is getting old… Pitchfork : A new clip from the LCD Soundsystem documentary Shut Up and Play the Hits is now available to check out. It features an excerpt of the Madison Square Garden performance of “North American Scum” as well as James Murphy being asked to what extent his age played into his ending the band. Read and comment. From thedailyswarm.com.

Category:  News Summary:  Poker Flat lay down power moves Poker Flat are gearing up for a busy month of house music moves: not only is there a Poker Flat party with Steve Bug, MANIK, Martin Landsky and the mighty Josh Wink in London on Saturday (we can reveal that it's at Loft Film Studios) they're also getting ready to release their new compilation Gunslingers and Greenhorns on March 5th. Highlights include a super-melodic opener from Adultnapper - 'Idiot Fair', Lee Curtiss' standout remix of James What - It Feels Wrong and our over-all favourite, the Cocoon-esque house stomper 'Tired Of ...

We’re very pleased to have teamed up with Yooj for our first artist GDD™ SPOTHEADS.  You’ll recall our recent Yooj Exclusives we put up for download, check out his current pick of 14 in this Spotify playlist and stay tuned for more as his adventures and music in Berlin continue… GDD™ SPOTHEADS.005 (14 track Spotify playlist) Comment and let us... Continue + Comment

my elevation in the morning, my satisfaction starts in the evening ♫ The Fantasies – Gimme Bubblegum!!! Who:  Brett & James What : Surfy garage pop, like Wavves, The Denzels, Art Imperial Where : Northampton, Mass. + Facebook / Bandcamp / Amazon When : Their self-titled debut LP is out now and FREE. Why : There are a lot of injustices in the …

Category:  News Summary:  The Crosstown Rebels family announce the line up for their party during Miami Winter Music Conference Crosstown Rebels will be back in Miami this March for the seventh outing of their annual shindig at the Winter Music Conference. Taking over the Electric Pickle, one of Miami's most intimate clubs, a sizeable chunk of the Crosstown family will provide the tunes including Plex">Maceo Plex, Art Department, Jozif and label boss, Damian Lazarus. Other names for the party, which takes place on March 24, include Fabric resident, Craig Richards, Eats Everything and live performances from Dan Berkson ...

Stick To Your Guns are ecstatic to welcome Evergreen Terrace guitarist Josh James to the band! James is an awesome addition and will make his appearance during STYG’s Fight The Silence Tour, with For Today, A Skylit Drive and more. The group have also mentioned that their upcoming release, Diamond , is completed and will see a drop in spring through Sumerian Records. Frontman Jesse Barnett said this about James: “What else is to be said about Josh James other than the fact that he is a one of a kind individual. We couldn’t be happier with having him ...

Directed by Myles Rowe. The Exile-produced banger off Trapper’s Alley: Pros & Cons gets the visual treatment.

Boldy James releases the video for ‘What’s Da Goody Bag’, produced by Exile, off his debut mixtape Trapper’s Alley: Pros and Cons. The video is directed by Myles Rowe. Previously: The Cool Kids ft. Boldy James & Asher Roth – Roll Call (Live In Chicago)

Boldy James releases the video for ‘What’s Da Goody Bag’, produced by Exile, off his debut mixtape Trapper’s Alley: Pros and Cons. The video is directed by Myles Rowe. Previously: The Cool Kids ft. Boldy James & Asher Roth – Roll Call (Live In Chicago)

Today we go deep, so deep that you can feel every beat inside you. The first track “Kerazouek Amm” is from the French producer Rodriguez Jr.’s lasts album release “Bittersweet“. If you like this track you will definitely  love the whole album, it’s full of tracks with deep lovely sound. The second track “It Feels [...]