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Song of the Day: Gemini Club’s “Sparklers” is my current addiction [MP3]
Back in April, I introduced you to Chicago-based group Gemini Club‘s electro-tinted indie rock song “Can’t Believe You Said That” — and then they fell off my radar. It’s a shame, because the group’s
Read More »Letting Up Despite Great Faults’ swirling dream pop, “Bulletproof Girl” [MP3]
Austin-via-L.A. electropop outfit Letting Up Despite Great Faults do the whole dream pop/post-chillwave thing very well, and they just released an album called Untogether. My favorite track is “Bulletproof Girl,” a swirling, blue creature that
Read More »Yellow Ostrich returns with cleaner, languid electropop, “Ghost”
Alex Schaaf, a.k.a. Yellow Ostrich, is an artist that we’ve covered quite a few times here on The Tune, partially because my fiancée likes him so much. Well, the versatile musician has a new
Read More »Song of the Day: Danish artist MØ’s delicious, soulful pop, “Pilgrim” [MP3]
Influenced by everything from electropop to hip-hop to soul, Copenhagen-based musician MØ has been compared to everyone from Lykke Li to Jessie Ware (though I detect more Wild Belle than anything else), but the truth is that “Pilgrim”
Read More »Ekat Cordes + Naadyn’s experimental electronic take on Rihanna’s “Umbrella”
Ever wanted to hear an experimental electronica cover of Rihanna‘s megahit “Umbrella“? Well, now you can, thanks to electro artists Ekat Cordes and Naadyn, the latter of whom we’ve posted about before. If your music
Read More »Hip-Hop Hits: Aziz’s synthy, thoughtful “Numb (ft. Ground Up)” [MP3]
I’ve actually been to Nashua, New Hampshire, which is why I’m mystified by how exactly the town would produce a skilled spitter like Aziz – listening to “Numb,” I would’ve expected Aziz to hail from
Read More »Electric Eel: DrDr’s dub-n-bass cover of Justin Timberlake’s “Cry Me a River”
Dub and bass elements infiltrate this electronic’d-out cover of Justin Timberlake‘s 2002 megahit “Cry Me a River,” from Brighton, U.K. act DrDr. Listen and download for free below. -Jordy Kasko Stream: DrDr – “Cry
Read More »Electric Eel: Tensnake’s wiggly tropical house music, “Mainline (ft. Syron)”
Here’s a highly danceable cut from German producer Tensnake. It’s called “Mainline,” and it’s a tropical house cut that features “a thumpingly retro bassline, snappy 909-styled hats and a chopped and re-pitched vocal which
Read More »Britishness: Fryars’ elegant bedroom electropop – “Love So Cold” [MP3]
Imagine Justin Vernon from Bon Iver singing for The xx, and you might come close to this elegant, understated track from 22-year-old London musician Benjamin Garrett, a.k.a Fryars. It’s bedroom electropop over the highest
Read More »Songs I Love: Russian indie pop band Pompeya’s sleek “Nobodies Truth” [MP3]
It’s hard to believe these guys are from Moscow in Russia — Pompeya sound straight out of the British indie pop scene, with just a touch of ’80s synthpop magic. ”Nobodies Truth” is a
Read More »Britishness: Worship walk a “Tightrope” between dubstep and rock [WAV]
English alt-rockers Worship are no strangers to the wub-wub-wub, but their newest single, “Tightrope,” features that wobbly bass throughout the track. It’s dark space-rock that will appeal to the dubstep generation in the same
Read More »Prince Rama declare “Those Who Live for Love Will Live Forever” [MP3]
On their new album Top 10 Hits of the End of the World, Brooklyn experimental outfit Prince Rama ”perform” as 10 fictional bands that have the Top 10 hits on the day of the apocalypse. Out November
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