HTDW

How To Dress Well create compelling thought provoking music. The experimental manner in which Tom Krell composes his music is interesting, it's captivating. It somewhat transcends your listening experience and takes you on an auditory adventure.

If Roald Amundsen had an iPod in his inventory, during his heroic exploratory voyage across the cold desolate landscape of the Antarctic, How To Dress Well is the soundtrack that would linger in his soul.

Love Remains is the debut album due out September

Light up your life!

Miami Horror's debut album Illumination will certainly illuminate your inner emotions causing shiny dazzling Electro-Disco-Funk light rays to beam out of your ears!

They have produced a familiar sound superbly, that displays it's many influences from New Order to Cut Copy to Daft Punk. It's an album you will enjoy listening to, it's light enough to float on.

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Which Coast?

East, West how about Best Coast?

Well they are a charming reminder of 60's Californian 'surf pop', you remember The Beach Boys? The Everly Brothers?

Lead singer Bethany Cosentino, the girl with the kaleidoscope eyes, has a lot to do with why Best Coast sound so enjoyable, she has a sweet sunshine orange juice tone and hits notes with wonderful clarity. Combine this with bubblegum melodies and vivid choruses it's easy to imagine yourself cruising along the Pacific Coast Highway...

Great band!

Check them out at http://www.myspace.com/465612427

For-mi-daaaable

The Joy Formidable, the latter word of the bands name could be pronounced in a french accent as their sound as formidable as it is, is quite magnifique a synonym of the adjective in question.

Their music is soaring and emotive with Gothic layers and doses of post-punk, Joy Division meets Arcade Fire who then bump into the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and the outcome is a 3 piece indie brit pop outfit named the Joy Formidable.

Check them out at http://www.thejoyformidable.com/

Whirring

FeedYourEars Week 1

Gold Panda > Snow & Taxis

金大熊猫 currently touring throughout the US with Caribou. Gold Panda spent birth making remixes for the likes of Little Boots, Telepathe, Bloc Party, Simian Mobile Disco, Health and The Field, upon deciding to walk down his own path....a unique path that is gleaming with an eclectic mix of instruments mixed with dizzingly electronic beats and bright colours....

Snow & Taxis takes you on an illuminated journey of base and electronica samples blended together with a chill harmonic colour but thumping techno heart. Relax x x

Dum Dum Girls > Stiff Little Fingers

Dum Dum Girls is LA quartet consisting of Dee-Dee (vocals, guitar), Jules (guitar), Bambi (bass, vocals) and Sandy Vu (drums). Melodramatic pop's new daughters signed to Sub Pop Records have been floating around the LA underground scene for a couple of years now. Scuzzy guitars and sugar-sweet harmonies bring 'Stiff Little Fingers' to life life life.

Compared to their feminine counterparts 'The Vivian Girls' DDG leave a sweeter taste in our mouths reveling in the love of vocal harmony accompanied by 80's punk aesthetic.....

Tokyo Police Club > Frankenstein

Say goodnight to Elephant Shell and good morning to 'CHAMP' the much anticipated 2010 album from the Ontario quartet. Frankenstein tells the story of infectious guitar rifts & sweet synths held hand - in - hand with the matured yet sweet sucker punched voice of Dave Monks. Already confirmed to tour with Passion Pit, appear at this years Coachella and Bonnaroo festivals things are starting to get interesting....

Toro Y Moi > Talamak

Where is the replay button? This song (Once you have allowed your speakers to speak) Will make you stop kicking rocks and start throwing fireworks.

Bull = Toro and me = Moi, will make you wanna lye down and forget all the S.h.i.t thats going on.

Welcome to The Multicultural juggernaut of Chaswick Bundick

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Crocodiles > I Wanna Kill

Named after an Animal..... that could kill, these boys are so charmingly silky smooth that carry charisma as effortlessly as a young Dylan......................... Led by Brandon Welchez mixing old wave sounds with modern day off the bone rock & roll. Sure to be massive for '11.......watch this space.

The Soft Pack > 'Fences' (Phoenix Cover)

Before or after our time?! Soft Pack deliver the essentials needed to enjoy this vintage sheen Phoenix call (Fences). With the Drums,Bass, & Electric being led by the dandy voice of Matt Lamkin sounding like a 60's sundance showdown. Let this be our little secret, because this is how to do a cover.....