Holy Jeebus! You Ain’t No Picasso has a mighty large collection of Of Montreal covering all sorts of songs. A little Bowie, some Stones, Kinks, Zombies, The Who, and of course Prince. And those are just the obvious ones. With covers ranging from Royal Trux to Gnarls Barkley, there’s something for even the pickiest of […]

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I’m a total sucker for remixes. Always have been. I know what you’re thinking. Yes, most of them do indeed suck. I’m going to try and bring the ones that suck less. Some might not even be half bad. We’ll see. To start things off, here’s a Diplo remix of Spoon’s Don’t You Evah. I […]

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Small-Time Machine, the eagerly anticipated album from Cassettes Won’t Listen will be released March 11th. Below is a teaser track from the forthcoming record. Will the album live up to the hype? Tough to say. It’s definitely not for everyone. Paper Float

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According The Slut, Jens Lekman is coming back! Better buy your tix now, as these shows are sure to sell out. 3-13 Austin, TX – Mohawk 3-14 Dallas, TX – Granada 3-21 Los Angeles, CA – Henry Fonda 3-22 San Fran, CA – Bimbo’s 365 3-23 San Fran, CA – Bottom Of The Hill 3-24 […]

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I’m not a fan of mashups (so sue me!), but for those out there that like their Interpol with a bit of M.I.A. or perhaps their Soulja Boy with some Belinda Carlisle, do check out A Plus D. Mammoth Boys

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I recently read that the new Magnetic Fields album, Distortion, was recorded in less than a month and was based on Stephin’s desire to make an album of songs that all sounded the same but weren’t “boring,” like a Jesus and Mary Chain album or an album “more Jesus and Mary Chain than the Jesus […]

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Sometimes Throwing Muse and longtime solo artist Kristin Hersh has created CASH Music (the acronym stands for Coalition of Artists & Stake Holders), which is a “new music business model” wherein artists post free mp3’s in multiple formats for listeners to critique, remix, or even produce. Hersh is no stranger to this process, as I was a […]

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