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Quilty live session / interview on Break Thru Radio! (+more)
Recurring PFW favorite Quilty has been featured on Break Thru Radio. Click on the above link to hear some superb live tracks (as well as several interview segments).
SPIRIT ANIMAL dates & free remix mp3s - awesome stuff. (+more)
August 10 @ U St. Music Hall w/WALLPAPER
1115A U St. NW, Washington D.C. 20009
August 11 @ Don Hill’s w/GAME REBELLION
511 Greenwich St., New York, NY 10013
August 12 @ Johnny Brenda’s w/DAM-FUNK
1201 N Frankford Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19125
August 13 @ Cameo Gallery w/ASA RANSOM
93 N 6th St., Brooklyn, NY 11211
Another Download: HERE.
Quilty offers FREE track in honor of "Shark Week 2010" (+more)
Brooklyn based rockers Quilty (previously known as KC Quilty, and featured on PFW in the past) are offering a FREE DOWNLOAD of their song “Shark Week” in honor of Shark Week 2010 (which officially started today). If you haven’t taken the time to check Quilty out yet, you have absolutely no excuse not to at this point — download “Shark Week” via the link above!
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Remember last week when I mentioned to expect more from Kele Okereke on PFW in the near future? Well here it is. This is actually an acoustic version of his song “New Rules,” which serves as a nice break from the actual album (which many have criticized for being too electronic). This was part of Baeble Music’s “Guest Apartment” series, the rest of which can be seen here.
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It’s no secret I’ve been on a Spirit Animal kick. After getting to know Steve a bit when we talked earlier this month, I developed a deeper appreciation for a record I really liked to begin with. I was curious to see how they pulled it off live and if this teasing little video is any indication, than this stuff makes for a killer show. I love the “Ants” portion toward the middle.
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Interview with Steve Cooper of Spirit Animal - We talk Roots / The Cost of Living
I sat down (and by that I mean, spoke over the phone) with Steve Cooper of Spirit Animal and learned a little bit about where he came from and what inspired one of my favorite albums of the year, “The Cost of Living.” He told me to expect the album in late September, so if you like what you hear on the myspace, be sure to check back here for a review. In the meantime, enjoy the very intelligent words of Mr. Steve Cooper…
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So, if you watch America’s Got Talent then no doubt you’ve witnessed this guy from a few seasons back. He’s got a new album coming out mid-September but if you want to hear a snippet and learn more before then, check back here for a review real soon. Awesome singing, no?
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Dinosaur Feathers - Pop Songs for Avant-garde Ears
Consider yourself a music elitist and too embarrassed to admit that you enjoy pop music? Then start listening to Dinosaur Feathers, and get the best of both worlds.
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Taking Back Sunday
"Cute Without The 'E' (Cut From The Team)"
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Team Me
"Weathervanes and Chemicals"
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Scala And Kolacny Brothers
"Creep"
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Eyes Lips Eyes
"Tickle"
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Dinosaur Feathers
"Fantasy Memorial"
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The Pass
"Trap Of Mirrors"
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Christina B
"La La Lune"
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