With Just One Glance by Nicolas Jaar feat. Scout LaRue
The new one from Mr Jaar features a fashionably lazy, slightly ropey vocal from Bruce Willis/Demi Moore sprog Scout LaRue. It kind of works though, right? Do you think she was conceived on the set of The Last Boy Scout?
Nicolas Jaar feat. Scout LaRue – With Just One Glance by snipelondon
13 Jan 2012
Dahle Disco by 120 Days
An electrifying, mutating journey through house – from techy ambience, to deep, to filthy electro, and back again – courtesy of Norway’s 120 Days. Dahle Disco is taken from their new album 120 Days II, out March 5th on Splendour.
12 Jan 2012
Cyan by Kindness
Fervent blog followers may have come across this track from London/Berlin based Adam Bainbridge, aka Kindness, towards the end of the summer. The Larry Levan indebted Cyan is now available as a free download via iTunes. Fancy. Check out the suitably set video above. We’d offer you the track directly from the widget below, but Apple/Polydor may kick our butts. Unutterable scaredy cats we are. Debut album World, You Need A Change Of Mind is released March 12th.
11 Jan 2012
So Far Away by A Place To Bury Strangers
A deliciously gloomy slice of guitar driven melodrama today, taken from the new EP by the murderously intentioned, A Place To Bury Strangers. So Far Away is taken from their debut EP on Dead Oceans, Onwards To the Wall, released February 6th.
10 Jan 2012
High Priestess (CFCF Remix) by Active Child
You Are All I See by Active Child was one of our favourite albums of 2011 here at Snipe, High Priestess one of the standout tracks. Now the flame haired harp manipulator otherwise known as Pat Grossi has been given a glorious going over by CFCF, himself no stranger to these pages. Download for free below.
09 Jan 2012
My Idle Bed by Bronson
Paper Tusk is the new album from Patrick Everman’s Bronson (formerly Horses). Download it for a measly $3 here. Today’s MPFree is one of the stand-out tracks, My Idle Bed.
06 Jan 2012
Leg Guitar v Tuckshop EP Club (Vol 2)
Our deputy music editor Tom Jenkins has a special Christmas cracker, courtesy of himself and partner Tuckshop with their quarterly EP club. It’s the anything and everything anti-folk folk indie lo-fi rock shoegaze that you were hoping for in your stocking.
23 Dec 2011
Little Racer by Little Racer
This Brooklyn trio bring nothing particularly new or Earth shattering to the table – sun-kissed, ramshackle indie-pop, as those from the borough have become accustomed – but they are tremendous fun, as today’s MPFree aptly demonstrates. Debut single Split for the Coast/The Town is out now on Young and Lost Club.
21 Dec 2011
School of Seven Bells - The Night
School of Seven Bells are back, minus a member, with new album Ghostory, out February 27th on Full Time Hobby. Opening track The Night starts with an intro reminiscent of Disintegration era The Cure, before diving headlong into 80s power-pop heaven. Ahhh…
20 Dec 2011
Wound On My Finger by Soulmates Never Die
Soulmates Never Die // Wound On My Finger from Jennifer Morris on Vimeo.
Leeds’ Joshua Lewis, aka Soulmates Never Die, skilfully avoids the pitfalls of many a DIY, anti-folk musician. His music is knowing without being twee, passionate, not angsty. Wound on My Finger is taken from his debut EP on Cowsnail Records, Dance Contest Winner. He plays the Bull and Gate, Kentish Town tomorrow (Dec 20th).
19 Dec 2011
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