MP3 Compilations
MP3 Compilations
Jay’s Summer Jam 2010
Summer is now officially in full swing. With the hottest season usually comes a venerable “hot” slew of music to go with the temperature. In the spirit of the season, here’s a list of songs I’m listening to that will inevitably...
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Obscure Sound: Best of June 2010
Alongside familiar faces like Ariel Pink, Wavves, The-Dream, Tokyo Police Club, and Uffie, several new artists took the month of June by storm. The Secret History, Kamp!, and Viernes are just a few to note, and hopefully this c...
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Obscure Sound: Best of May 2010
In addition to the abundance of different genres featured below, the past month offered plenty of diverse opinion. It has originated mainly from four of the site’s contributors, who featured 9 of the 12 acts below. Readin...
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Jay’s Favorite Tracks of 2010 (So Far)
Jay Mattson covers his favorite songs of the year so far. Although the year is not even halfway over, there has been enough great music to warrant a recap of sorts this early. MP3s include work by Liars, Plants and Animals, Gig...
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Obscure Sound: Best of April 2010
A collection of the best MP3s from April, with artists that include Gogol Bordello, The Mynabirds, Ariel Pink, Librarians, Sleigh Bells, Grimes, and Secret Cities.
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Your Indie Dance Party, Vol. 1
Jay Mattson takes us through his most recommended dance tracks. Since dance is often a genre associated with cameo-led hits or overly-conscious audiences, these ten tracks gravitate more toward creative tendencies that can get ...
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Obscure Sound: Best of February 2010
The best songs from February are rounded up for your convenience. Among the 11 stars are The Morning Benders, The Radio Dept., Lali Puna, The Kissaway Trail, and Wilderness Survival.
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Obscure Sound: Best of Winter 2009/2010
In a bit of a twist, this compilation encompasses both December and January. The “Best Albums of 2009″ featured last month was a lot of fun, as was the three-week break I took after it was published. I am always exh...
