Musique Non Stop - SPIN Mix

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1. See Elliott Smith Covered by Sky Ferreira and DIIV's Zachary Cole Smith
2. See Holy Ghost! Disco-fy Drake's 'Hold On, We're Going Home'
3. Hear Superchunk's Disarming, Acoustic Rendition of 'Breaking Down'
4. Stream Audacity's Outrageously Catchy 'Butter Knife' LP
5. The Flaming Lips Find Sunshine on 'Is the Black at the End Good'
6. Empty Flowers Go Transcendent on 'Car Fires (Justin K Broadrick Remix)'
7. Higgins Waterproof Black Magic Band's 'The Blast the Boom' Becomes Animated Adventure
8. Solange Signals 'Saint Heron' Comp Arrival With Kelela's 'Go All Night'
9. Ylvis Troll America With Love in 'Massachusetts' Video
10. Kanye West Is on a Major Christ Kick

See Elliott Smith Covered by Sky Ferreira and DIIV's Zachary Cole Smith Posted: 23 Oct 2013 10:49 AM PDT Two days after the 10th anniversary of Elliott Smith's death, some decent video is circulating from a recent Smith tribute show in Brooklyn...

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Interview: Factory Floor Posted: 10 Sep 2013 06:00 AM PDT   When Factory Floor emerged, back in 2008, with clanking robot arpeggios, iron-filing noise and steelwork beats, the ready money might have been on a short life for the trio. Dominic Butler, Gabe Gurnsey and Nik Colk Void made music so intense, the tension at their gigs so palpable that it seemed likely that they would implode before they ever released a record. Yet, against all odds, they found a place to hole up, a warehouse in run-down Seven Sisters, North West London. Here, with the machines of a clothes-making plant whirring on one side and the songs of African evangelical churches leaking through the wall on the other, Factory Floor forged their own sound. They’d surface occasionally for festival appearances and collaborations with past masters of electronic music (Peter Gordon, Throbbing Gristle’s Chris Carter, visual artist Hannah Sawtell and Simon Fisher Turner), and released a series of 12″s on Blast First Petite, Optimo Music and DFA. It’s the latter label that, impressed by Factory Floor’s first New York performance, is now releasing their self-titled debut album.

Musique Non Stop - SPIN Mix

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1. Holy Ghost! Salute New York City in VHS-Like 'Teenagers in Heat' Video
2. Here We Go Magic's Luke Temple Returns to Solo Life With Funk Come-On 'Katie'
3. Washed Out Guides a Dazzling Safari in 'Don't Give Up' Video
4. Mac Miller Goes Minimal in Dreamy 'I Am Who I Am (Killin' Time)' Video
5. Stream Missing Monuments' Self-Titled Garage-Pop Opus, the Latest From King Louie
6. The Weeknd Adds Seductive Touch on Kavinsky's 'Odd Look' Remix
7. Lucius Announce Debut Album With Bubbly Soul Single 'Hey, Doreen'
8. JMSN Explores Desert, Dualities in Sax-Assisted 'Love & Pain' Video
9. Atropolis and Carol C Get Flouncy in Upbeat 'Which Way to Go' Video
10. The Front Bottoms Fight Suburban Hometown Blues in 'Funny You Should Ask' Video

Holy Ghost! Salute New York City in VHS-Like 'Teenagers in Heat' Video Posted: 23 Jul 2013 10:07 AM PDT A few weeks back, Holy Ghost! shared "Teenagers in Heat," a New Order-flavored outtake from the New York duo's upcoming Dynamics LP...