Showing posts with label arcade fire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label arcade fire. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 21, 2014

tu(n)esday!



Old friend it's been such a long time...










Real...









Cool...









Team...









The A-Team









Rather be...









Drunk in love...









Find me...









It's just your reflektor...









If first you don't succeed...










Mondo...









Very superstitious...









Wolf Saga EP!



Saturday, November 2, 2013

elizabeth mcgraw






Tracklist:

Hold On We're Going Home: Holy Ghost!
Let It Go: Luba
Do What U Want (Feat. R. Kelly): Lady Gaga
Doin' It Right (Wolf Saga Remix): Daft Punk f/Panda Bear
Here Comes the Night Time: Arcade Fire
Know Til Now (Pixelated Remix): Jim James
Arpegiator: Jean Michel Jarre
Old Love / New Love: Twin Shadow
When It Breaks (Jordan F Remix): Tokyo Denmark Sweden
Always (Classixx Remix): Panama
Bread and Butter: Devo
Runnin' (Bit Funk Remix): The Pharcyde
Runnin' (Instrumental): The Pharcyde
This City Never Sleeps: Eurythmics
Always With Me: Wolf Saga

Monday, September 9, 2013

Saturday, December 24, 2011

top 10 singles of 2011



2011 is almost over.  Happy Holidays & New Year, dear readers!

Be sure to check out my Top Films of 2011 next month!

Here are my top singles for the year.  What tunes were you feelin' this year?

TOP 10 SINGLES


10.
The Hood Internet - "Sprawl of Glass"

A perfect mashup of Blondie and Arcade Fire!





9.
The Go! Team - "Apollo Throwdown"

A rousing, cheerleader stomp.





8.
Lykke Li - "I Follow Rivers"

Haunting electropop.






7.
St. Vincent - "Cruel"

Builds beautifully.





6.
Austra - "Lose It"

Aching vocal from Katie Stelmanis.






5.
Bon Iver - "Holocene"

Sprawling mood piece.





4.
Adele - "Rolling in the Deep" / "Someone Like You"

Finely written and performed torch songs by the talented young songtress.







3.
Foster the People - "Pumped Up Kicks" / "Call It What You Want"

The year's catchiest single was disarmingly topical.  "Call It What You Want," with its tumbling piano riff was one of the best dance-pop tunes.







2.
Jay-Z & Kanye West - "Ni**as in Paris"

Fun verses over a skittery, staccato beat.  Dubstep breakdown.






1.
M83 - "Midnight City"

Layered electro number with a killer sax solo.