Body Language sigue sacándole jugo a su EP Social Studies y nos presenta el video de “You Can” grabado en una enorme mansión en Long Island. Estos muchachos se han estado moviendo mucho ultimamente, seguramente pronto sacarán cosas nuevas. Enjoy.

In case you didn’t already know, Body Language’s “You Can” is the fucking jam. In fact, it’s been the jam since the Brooklyn-based four-piece released their Social Studies EP way back in October 2010. The song still hasn’t left our rotation,…

Broke-Ass Stuart has been living in SF for a decade now, dispensing top-notch advice for the budget-conscious. Stuart’s celebrating ten years with a party on Thursday night at Public Works that, naturally, features a bunch of great entertainment, and, also naturally, won’t break the bank. Judgement Day, Birds & Batteries, and Social Studies, all for [...]

Back when I reviewed Social Studies‘ set at Noise Pop 2012, I specifically mentioned a new song, “Terracur,” as a standout track. Social Studies singer Natalia told me it would appear on their new album, so I’m pretty stoked that the album is almost ready. But first, there’s a small matter of mixing and mastering [...]

Deer Tick - Main Street [MP3] - Divine Providence - Partisan Body Language - Falling Out [MP3] - Social Studies (Deluxe Edition) - Moodgadget The Drums - Money [MP3] - Portamento - French Kiss Records Tycho - A Walk [MP3] - Dive - Ghostly International Rusko - Skanker [MP3] - Songs - Downtown Tim Fite - We Are All Teenagers [MP3] - Ain't Ain't Ain't - Anti Records The Big Pink - Stay Gold [MP3] - Future This - 4AD Islands - Hallways [MP3] - A Sleep and A Forgetting - Anti Records Mark Lanegan - The Grave Diggers Song [MP3] - Blues Funeral - 4AD Mike Doughty - Strike the Motion [MP3] - Yes and Also Yes - Mega Force Records Moonface - Headed For The Door ...

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'Hunky Dory' (UK Release: 2 March '12) // Words: Saam Das Named after the 1971 David Bowie album, and also containing adaptations of his music, 'Hunky Dory' takes us back into the 70s and the glowing setting of the summer term at a Swansea secondary school. Minnie Driver stars as a drama teacher battling against love, teenage rebellion and a lack of support to create an ambitious contemporary take on 'The Tempest' . Whilst watching 'Hunky Dory' , it's difficult not to displace the notion that this is something of a Welsh 'High School Musical' - it follows the formula of melodrama, singing ...

Photos by Nicole L. Browner There aren’t enough superlatives in the English language to describe how incredible Wye Oak was on Friday night at the Independent. If you’re a fan of the band’s gothic country indie rock (or whatever the hell it is) on record, then you must see them live. No matter how much [...]

New York chillwave quartet Body Language have announced a brief East Coast tour this March in support of their debut record Social Studies.

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Body Language’s squiggly, headphone-worthy electro-soul feels very... 2011-ish. Social Studies, the band’s excellent EP (with its sugary synth pads and smooth percussion), may harken back to the glistening, disco-lite pop of the early ’80s, but the songs seem linked genetically to this decade, if for no other reason than the music press’s fascination with genre trends.

Brooklyn’s own Body Language has risen from the underground armed with synths, vocoder, glockenspiel, percussion, and three graceful voices. Their original music was born from weekly dance parties set up by Grant Wheeler and Matt Young, who quickly enrolled glockenspiel … Continue reading »

Click here for download Song: Body Language - Holiday (Savoir Adore Remix) [download here ] What's so good? NYC-based quartet Body Language undergoes the remix treatment courtesy of their fellow Brooklynites Savoir Adore. The track in the cross-hairs is “Holiday,” released on their album Social Studies . The original indie-pop-dance feel of “Holiday” has been tweaked to sound a little bit more dreamy — almost hinting at a bit of M83 in nature. I actually prefer this version more than the one done by  RAC (released at roughly the same time). It’s a little less redundant, more choppy, and overall a touch ...