New Bands To See At Coachella: Neon Indian

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Much has been said about Alan Palomo. Since rising from obscurity to bandblog sensation, his group, Neon Indian has become one of the de facto emissaries/new bands for a movement popularly known as “chillwave”—I’m guessing you’re familiar. To be sure, there are plenty of bands out there that draw parallels to Neon Indian, with woozy

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TRUST Gets Dirty at The Echoplex

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On Tuesday night, Los Angeles’ Echoplex transformed into a dance club hosted by the rapidly-ascenting promoter Check Yo Ponytail 2. The lineup was excellent, consisting of the lovely Danish Oh Land, the eccentric Blood Orange, and the dark sounds of TRUST. For those of you who have not heard TRUST before, picture a mix of

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Battles Announce “Dross Glop 4″

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WITH REMIXES BY:HUDSON MOHAWKE, SHABAZZ PALACES, GANG GANG DANCE, GUI BORATTO, THE FIELD, QLUSTER, KODE9, PATRICK MAHONEY (OF LCD SOUNDSYSTEM) & DENNIS McNANY, KANGDING RAY, THE ALCHEMIST, SILENT SERVANT & EYE (OF BOREDOMS) STREAM TWO NEW REMIXESICE CREAM (BDG #GANG GANG DANCE REMIX)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOb6IC3LQTI ROLLS BAYCE (HUDSON MOHAWKE REMIX)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cofswLqmfc ABOUT THE REMIXERS: – GUI BORATTO (WALL

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The Asteroids Galaxy Tour

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One-off UK show at the LONDON SCALA APRIL 10th 2012 Multi-legged groove machine THE ASTEROIDS GALAXY TOUR play a one –off London show at the Scala on April 10th.  The achingly cool Danish collective (consisting of core members Mette Lindberg and Lars Iverson) have recently been playing to sell out crowds in the US and Europe

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Saturday Night at SXSW

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One thing I have learned from shooting as many shows as I have, is that opportunities often randomly present themselves and lead to some crazy outcomes. That was the exact thing that happened the last night at SXSW. A friend scored Sleigh Bells and Nas passes, sadly I couldn’t make it in time for Sleigh

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Artist of the Week: PO PO

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Since the early ‘60s, garage and lo-fi rock have been staples in music. Though many of the bands of this genre are mostly unrecognized or have faded into oblivion, that doesn’t mean that they didn’t have an impact on bands of a later generation. In the past few years, bands like No Age have led

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