
I had a pretty cool time last night listening to a string of unfamiliar artists and songs. In my search for new music I asked
Andy (yep - him again) for a little guidance and he recommended
The Daysleepers and in general the bands featured on the webpage
Loveless Music Group.
What did I listen to? Here are some of the better ones I found thanks to
LMG:
The Daysleepers -
Mesmerize [mp3] shoegaze/dream-popThe Spectacle Experiment -
One More Day [mp3] psychedelic rock?Panda Riot -
Plateau [mp3] indie/shoegazeAnd finally another really great shoegaze/dream-pop band
Airiel -
Kiss Me Slowly +
Firefly [mp3]
A few weeks back I hardly knew any French artists (
Air and??), but the last couple of days have certainly changed that. Following my "flirt" with French electro pop I stumbled upon indie band
Kim Novak yesterday. Cannot say that I'm all that excited about their choice of band name (not very creative - is it?), but since the music is absolutely brilliant, it is somehow easier accepting the name. Seems to be quite popular these days changing band names, so maybe
Kim Novak will be next in line? :-)
Soul A While [mp3]In The Mirror [mp3]Female Friends [mp3]If [mp3]I really enjoyed reading this article
Arctic Monkeys get cold shoulder in the States.

I bought
Skeleton by
Figurines in May last year. Back then it received lots of fine reviews, but most people probably thought that it would be yet another pretty good, but sadly overlooked album by a very talented Danish band. 10 months later things have changed quite a lot and earlier this month the album was released in Canada & USA. All major music blogs seem to have fallen in love with the band, because a quick search revealed that blogs like
Each Note Secure,
You Ain't No Picasso,
My Old Kentucky Blog,
Said The Gramophone,
*Sixeyes,
Motel de Moka,
Fluxblog and
3hive have given the band some exposure. Hopefully all the attention means that the album will sell pretty well, though I'm somewhat afraid it won't.
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