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DIIV Return With Highly Anticipated Is The Is Are

4 February 2016 By jesse Leave a Comment

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If The Cure don’t deliver a new album this year then DIIV has you covered with their sophomore record, Is The Is Are. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases Tagged With: Captured Tracks, Diiv, Is The Is Are, Rock And Roll Fables, Sky Ferreira, Zachary Cole Smith

The Soft Moon Releases Deeper, Invades Allston’s Great Scott On April 10th

31 March 2015 By jesse Leave a Comment

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Let’s call the The Soft Moon’s last album, Zeros, out for what it really was: evil. It was a dark, mechanical slab of utterly brilliant noise that spat in the face of conventional music. The follow-up, Deeper, is every bit as sinister but it’s built with a warmth and earnestness not found before. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: Captured Tracks, Luis Vasquez, Rock And Roll Fables, The Soft Moon, the soft moon deeper, the soft moon new album

MOTOFIGHTR mix Daft Punk with Buena Vista Social Club on Pacific Post Highway!

16 July 2014 By jesse Leave a Comment

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Much like Captured Tracks own Tomboy, MOTOFIGHTR fuse organics and electronics seamlessly and effortlessly. On Pacific Post Highway, Expensive Looks’ Alec Feld and Miles Gabriel (Named for Miles Davis and Peter Gabriel. How awesome is that?) craft five futuristic jams a la Daft Punk without all the bravado. Forget futuristic. More like out of this world!

“Real Sex” and “Piano Fuck” are the perfect gateway drugs to get you hooked on MOTOFIGHTR with their seductive beats and lush vocals. The latter sounding as if it belongs in Luc Besson’s The Fifth Element. Throughout PPH, though, MOTOFIGHTR easily manage to funkify the most out there electro with some guitar riffs that’d make Bootsy Collins himself proclaim : “Daaamn!”

“Nomad” is a great example of that but it’s really the finale of a title track that takes MOTOFIGHTR to a whole other level. Take some Angelo Badalamenti-style synths and mix it with some Prince guitar licks and a sick bongo solo adding some Afro-Cuban flavor and you have a recipe for some fresh music, my friends.

Pacific Post Highway is out now. You can get yours here and find out more about MOTOFIGHTR here.

 

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases Tagged With: Alec Feld, Captured Tracks, Expensive Looks, Miles Gabriel, MOTOFIGHTR, Rock And Roll Fables

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