For those of you who enjoyed dining with Sigur Ros and strolling with Bon Iver, we bring you another grand Take Away Show featuring Arcade Fire. (Video below.)
Discovery Channel
Recent finds worth checking out...
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - It's Blitz
Karen O & Co. change direction, get all electro on us and still kick everyone's ass. (Be sure to get the deluxe digipack for some acoustic cuts.)
Elvis is back with more bedroom folk and gypsy-tavern tunes.
Bob Dylan & The Band - The Basement Tapes
We've been waiting years for the remaster of these legendary sessions. Well worth it!
Comment to let us know what you've been rockin' on your turntable.
Kill Some Time...
...with this new video from everyone's favorite Biola grads, Cold War Kids. And when we say video, that's really a bit of an understatement. This one is more of an interactive experience with the band. Control each of the Kids to create your own mix of the song. Not gettin' it? That's OK, it took us a couple of minutes to figure it out also. Just click around on the colors and see what happens. Go ahead, kill some time. You'll be glad you did.
Back At It
FYI, Radiohead are back in the studio working on their followup to 2007's In Rainbows. All we know so far is that the band will be working with longtime producer Nigel Godrich and that it's going to be awesome! Oh, and Colin says "It's good to be back in the studio."
More Stimulus
Sounds like we're not the only ones kicking down some free music in hopes of providing you with your fair share of stimulus. Airbag fave, Del The Funky Homosapien is also joining in the efforts to rescue our failing economy. The Oak-town rapper has got a new album titled Funk Man (The Stimulus Package) and it's yours to enjoy here at no cost. We haven't made it through the whole thing yet, but so far, so good. We particulary dig the opening track, "Get It Right Now!" Classic Del! For those not familiar with The Funky Homosapien, be ready for some quirky west coast funk with equal parts humor and bravado.
If you like what you hear, be sure to check out Deltron 3030. Back in the early millennium, Del teamed up with ace producer, Dan The Automator and whiz turntablist Kid Koala to create this now classic concept album set in a far-out dystopian future. Computer viruses have never sounded so ill.
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