Posts Tagged ‘Dan Bejar’
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MP3: Destroyer – “Leave Me Alone” (New Order cover)
British music magazine MOJO released a compilation of New Order covers, with thirteen artists tackling the band’s 1983 classic Power, Corruption & Lies. Destroyer tackled "Leave Me Alone".
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Slothbear Had Qids
There is something very likable about Slothbear, even in addition to their name. Their sound recalls the best parts of vintage college-rock, which is presented with clarity through the band’s surprisingly adept methods of...
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Best Albums of 2009: #50 to #41
And so it begins. The top albums of 2009 are hand-picked and collected for your listening pleasure. Part one of a five-day feature.
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Begushkin Catches a King’s Curse
Emotional variability is an aspect of art that all musicians value. An artist limiting one’s self to a consistent set of emotions can be detrimental to a listener’s perception of the artist, primarily due to the fact that an en...
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Dan Bejar Has Trouble in Dreams
In appliance to collaborations in the realm of indie music, it is difficult to find a songwriter that is more sought-after than Dan Bejar. Whether one is most fond of his joint projects (Swan Lake, The New Pornographers, and He...
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Nathan White and Mark Lebetkin Are Nathan Oliver
The dentist. A source of pain, misery, and harsh realizations. Even though I have never had a cavity in my life, I still despise the place like most others do. Maybe it is those sharp instruments being inserted into my mouth or...
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Best Albums of 2006: #50 to #41
It has reached that time of year again. As lovely as the holidays are, one cannot avoid the constant commercialization that now walks hand-in-hand with these winter months. The end of the year means gifts, drinks, vacation, fam...
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Upcoming releases: Frog Eyes, Smashing Pumpkins, Maps
Here is a brand new track from Frog Eyes. You know, one third of the apparent holy trinity that is Swan Lake. I may sound a bit unjust in saying this, but my favorite songwriter out of the three is Frog Eyes’ Carey Mercer...
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