Rotate by Orchestra Of Spheres
According to their blurb, Orchestra Of Spheres ‘use homemade instruments like the biscuit tin guitar, electric bass carillon and sexomouse marimba to create their cosmic dancing sound’. What the hell is a sexomouse marimba?!
A Bird Flew By by Sandra Kolstad
Our musical cup is overflowing with free downloadable goodies this week. Check out this bewitching, (Knife collaborator) Jenny Wilson like cut from Norwegian synth-goth Sandra Kolstad.
Seconds (Syd Tha Kyd OFWGKTA remix) by Little Dragon
Whatever your thoughts about L.A.’s premier rabble-rousing, hip-hop collective, there’s something incredibly addictive about Syd Tha Kyd’s smooth treatment of Little Dragon’s Seconds.
Balance by Future Islands
Channelling the spirit of OMD through a contemporary synth-pop filter and juxtaposing with vocalist Samuel T. Herring’s theatrical growl, Baltimore’s Future Islands deserve much of the praise heaped on them since 2010’s In Evening Air.
Into The Forest (Dreamtrak Diamond Sound remix) by Battlekat
Check out this bouncy, techno-pop reworking of the as yet unreleased Into The Forest by Copenhagen’s Battlekat (pictured).
Ronika - In The City
Another velcro-catchy pop number from underground pop starlette Ronika.
Nameless//Faceless (Bloc Party vs CoPilots Remix) by Rapids!
Bloc Party’s Russell Lissack has re-worked the closing track from Rapids! new EP Fragments, twisting the fairly standard gloom/math rock of Nameless//Faceless into a total party banger.
Free agent by Simian Ghost
Simian Ghost is the brainchild of Aerial’s Sebastian Arnström.
The Zone by The Weeknd
We first introduced you to Abel Tesfaye – it seems The Weeknd is a solo act rather than a duo as first reported – back in March.
Snipe Highlights
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