Happy Thanksgiving!!!
And this:
[MP3]: Moped :: Turkey
Labels: Moped, Thanksgiving
Labels: Moped, Thanksgiving
I finally got to meet William and Christine of Skipping Stones Records at this year's New England Popfest, and I can now attest that not only only are they lovely people on the internet, they are also lovely people in real life! So lovely infact that they've just set up a Thanksgiving Sale over at the Skipping Stones website! You can head HERE to get the details. They've got some great records on sale from Celestial, The Charade, Dyrdin, superfallingstars, and others – oh and the Popfest compilation is also part of the sale! I'd highly recommend picking up the Celestial and superfallingstars if you haven't got em already; great records those are. Too bad the new Charade record isn't part of the sale, that would've been pretty convenient :)Labels: Skipping Stones Records

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Labels: Boyracer, Drive-In Records, Pencil Tin, Season Records, The Ropers, Videos


Labels: Indiepop
Following the release of their debut LP this past Summer, Hari and Aino, are soon to deliver their second release for Cloudberry Records – and this time it's on vinyl! The single, with fantastic cover artwork from Amy Ruppel, features "A Considerate Kind of Home" b/w "Maple". "A Considerate Kind of Home" is up for free download right now over at Cloudberry HQ, and I can't stop listening to it! It's nothing too new, per se, but then – when you're Hari and Aino and you make indiepop this sweet – why change? The song's got a fun, dance-y bassline along with the usual suspects: jangly guitar, infectious melodies, and Andrea's swoonsome vocal delivery.Labels: Cloudberry, Hari and Aino
The first single from new London/Belfast label Papillons Noirs is from the number one coziest band in all of Chicago – Fireflies. The a-side is a cover of Air's "Cherry Blossom Girl", which I think – as I've mentioned sometime before – far surpasses the original. Not only is it an absolutely gorgeous rendition, but like all of Fireflies' recordings – it's warmer than a blanket and a bowl of soup on the very coldest days of autumn and winter. Plus, I like how intimate Fireflies always feel, like he's whispering the song into your ear, like your the only who will ever hear it. Anyway, it's fantastic to see that I can now have it on lovely, warm 7" vinyl! I'd suggest throwing a little dust on it for that extra special crackle! Or maybe not.Labels: Chicago, Fireflies, Papillons Noirs