As I’m getting ready to go to Spain (leaving in 4 days, yay for Camp College!), this song has been on my mind…
“These lips, Can’t wait to taste your skin baby” Boom! Sex Appeal
“Youth Without Youth” is the new single from Metric’s forthcoming album, Synthetica. The band was very influenced by 60s Radical architecture and design (hence the album art) as well as the realities of the modern and super-modern age.
“It makes a big difference how you spread it around”
This Scandinavian musician makes some really cool music without anyone else to slow him down. Utilizing a looping pedal, he creates multiple beats, guitar and base lines, and backup vocals to support whatever he’s doing at the time. Check it out if you’re into cool things.
I just had to share this remix by the electronica musician of the moment, Nicolas Jaar. The techno beats and subtle pauses layered over the ever-present bass will have you hooked. This particular intro sounds like bricks being sauteed with butter in a hot pan and the entire song is in fact a delicious treat for the ears— enjoy. If you like this check out the original beat by Shlohmo from the ‘Vacation’ EP.
Finn Riggins are based out of the lovely town of Boise, Idaho and just came out with a great new EP epitomized by this catchy title track “Benchwarmers.”
Mountain Man is an all-female three-piece that formed a couple of years ago at Bennington College in Vermont. They create chillingly beautiful harmonies, some with sparse guitar and others a capella.
Like a really cool sunset in Garden of Gods.
With melodies reminiscent of Otis Redding and James Brown, Charles Bradley is making waves across the country with his soul.
On-Campus Events- "Lost and Found: A North Sea Collaboration" — Carl Reed and Thomas Claesson
- "Lost and Found: A North Sea Collaboration" — Carl Reed and Thomas Claesson
- "Lost and Found: A North Sea Collaboration" — Carl Reed and Thomas Claesson
- "Lost and Found: A North Sea Collaboration" — Carl Reed and Thomas Claesson
- "Lost and Found: A North Sea Collaboration" — Carl Reed and Thomas Claesson
- "Lost and Found: A North Sea Collaboration" — Carl Reed and Thomas Claesson