Hot Chip with Max from GBH
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Atlas Sound- Logos Album Review
It starts out slow, a little detached and disjointed and then starts to pick up on a decidedly different melody. Bradford Cox's latest album for side-project Atlas Sound, Logos, is not quite like anything we have heard from him before.
Even for those of you who were never a fan of the eerier sounds Cox had to offer in the work of Atlas Sound this album is truly worth listening to. It still features the far away voice and eager guitars but there's an almost surfy element to a lot of the tracks. There are tambourines, Beach Boys like harmonies, and simple drums. It's a sound that is something more upbeat from Cox's usual work. The cheerful song in which Noah Lennox (Panda Bear of Animal Collective) asks "what did you want to be when you grew up?" and he isn't the only notable featured on the album. Laetitia Sadier from Stereolab is featured on the vocals for "Quick Canal."
Another mentionable track is "Shelia" which is all too likable, really. This album is certainly worth giving Atlas Sound another chance, even if you aren't into electro ambience as the next guy, it's pretty fantastic from beginning to end.
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Live from the Ace Hotel [Thanks for Listening!]
Update:
The show is over. Thanks for listening!
Stay tuned to EVR for more on location broadcasts from around the world.
Getting into the Levi's/Fader Fort @ The Ace Hotel today in NYC won't be easy. Actually, It's probably going to be damn close to impossible without a little help from EVR.
Just check out the line-up below which includes the debut of a new Mark Ronson project which includes Sam Sparro, Theophilus London, Menahan Street Band and Dap King members Thomas Brenneck and Victor Axelrod.. We've got your ticket to be live right here.
OCTOBER, 24, 2009
STREAMING LIVE! @ 2pm
2:00PM RESTLESS PEOPLE
2:45PM MNDR
3:30PM THE TEMPER TRAP
4:15PM JENNY WILSON
5:00PM CHAUFFEUR WITH MARK RONSON, THEOPHILIS LONDON & SAM SPARRO
5:45PM VEGA
6:30PM MIDNIGHT JUGGERNAUTS
7:15PM FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE
8:00PM PILL
8:45PM SPECIAL GUESTS
WITH DJ SETS BY SUB SWARA, NICK CATCHDUBS, JUBILEE AND DRE SKULL
LISTEN LIVE FROM 2 - 10PM EASTERN
FROM
LIBERTY HALL at ACE HOTEL
20 W. 29TH St. New York, NY 10010
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Das Racist Interview
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10/23/09 6:50 PM ET
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Gordon Voidwell Interview
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The Amazing and The Blakes in the booth (Update)
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10/23/09 5:57 PM ET
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Bin Laden Blowin' Up Interview Part 1
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Bin Laden Blowin Up Interview Part 2
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Tony Castles Interview
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10/23/09 4:52 PM ET
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Streaming Live! From The Studio @ Webster Hall
The MuseBox, PopGun Booking and East Village Radio joined forces to stream an exciting evening of boisterous fun and uncaged talent during CMJ 2009.
We streamed Gordon Voidwell, Das Racist, Suckers, Bottle Up and Go, Tony Castles, and Bin Laden Blowin Up in action together.
UPDATE: It's over! We came, we saw, we streamed. Another great night.
Check below for some photos, we'll be posting the interviews soon.
Bin Laden Blowin Up
Tony Castles
Bottle Up And Go
Das Racist
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Gordon Voidwell
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10/22/09 7:27 PM ET
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The Amazing performing 'Dragon' in the bo
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Surfer Blood in the booth with Pizza Party
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Getting to know you.
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10/22/09 5:21 PM ET
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Hey CMJ'ers! Check out The Onitsuka Tiger Lounge
The Onitsuka Tiger Lounge @ Webster Hall. Tell your friends.
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Live from The Ace Hotel - Archive and Photos
As part of our CMJ coverage EVR streamed Accidental Rhythm and Teenage Kicks LIVE from the Ace Hotel in NYC. Click on the Archive link for a listen.
Jason Eldridge from Accidental Rhythms:
The new Authentic Shit/Mark Ronson shirt makes it debut!
Nick and Nick from the Teenage Kicks crew.
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Drink Up Buttercup performs Lovers Play Dead @ EVR
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Drink Up Buttercup performs Heavy Hand
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El Perro del Mar performs It Is Something
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El Perro del Mar performs Change of Heart
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Guilty Pleasure showcase @ the PureVolume House
DJ Elhaam is hosting the first ever Guilty Pleasure showcase Saturday Oct 24 from 11-4am at the PureVolume House at 169 Bowery (at Delancey).
The party features bands who are regulars on the Guilty Pleasure show and who have guest DJed on the show.
11 Jump Into The Gospel
12 Home Video
1 U.S. Royalty
2 Pete & The Pirates
3 We Are Wolves
Party is FREE with RSVP, so do it ASAP
http://www.purevolume.com/thehouse
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Golden Filter Interview
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10/21/09 5:08 PM ET
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Cold Cave Interview
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Photos from CMJ Opening Night
Stereogum's CMJ opening night showcase from The Studio @ Webster Hall was broadcast last night (October 20th). It was packed and a great time was had by all. Check the photos for some proof. We'll be posting the audio soon...
True Panther Records' artist Glasser opened the Stereogum CMJ showcase at Webster Hall. The band's sole member, Cameron Mesirow, who is currently based in LA, records Glasser's songs in her own bedroom. The result is a dreamy ambient sound that heavily relies on both the dance/tribal rhythmic beats, and her incredible vocal range.
Free Energy are a quintet that hail from Philly, who's melodic sound is reminiscent of Thin Lizzy's harmonious achievements and T.Rex's masterful songwriting. Not only do they have catchy hooks, but they have heavy power chord riffage and clapping. The band was discovered by DFA's Jonathan Galkin, and soon went into the studio to start recording demoes with him. Their classic rock influence was well appreciated by Galkin, who understood their arena rock-look out for the full length debut "Stuck on Nothing" in early 2010.
The Golden Filter are a New York based electro/disco pop duo whose driving drum triggers, and Goldfrapp-esque vocal melodies create a sort of euphoric, while dancing like a maniac live experience. The duo consists of Penelope, a classically trained opera singer, and Stephen who focuses on the more instrumental aspects of the band. They got signed to the Dummy Magazine label, and have received a lot of attention considering it's only been about a year since the first 7" single. Expect to hear more about them in the near future...
Cold Cave was started by long time Philadelphia local Wesley Eisold, previously of Give Up the Ghost, and XO Skeletons. The groups female vocalist, is multi-instrumentalist ex-Xiu Xiu member Caralee McElroy, whose vocals add a different dimension to the overall gloomy pre industrial and darkwave sound of the group. Their live show is dominated by danceable synth pop lead melodies, and steady drum machine beats. They have just signed to Matador Records, and recently opened for experimental music veterans Faust at Music Hall of Williamsburg. They were also coined Stereogum's "Band to Watch" this year, so be sure not to miss their live appearances during CMJ.
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Accidental Rhythm and Teenage Kicks @ Ace Hotel
EVR will be streaming Accidental Rythm and Teenage Kicks LIVE from the Ace Hotel in NYC tomorrow night (Oct. 21st) starting at 10pm. Check back here for the link to the stream...
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Streaming Live from the Stereogum Showcase @ CMJ
Stereogum's CMJ opening night showcase from The Studio @ Webster Hall was broadcast last night (October 20th).
True Panther Records' artist Glasser will be opening the Stereogum CMJ showcase at Webster Hall. The band's sole member, Cameron Mesirow, who is currently based in LA, records Glasser's songs in her own bedroom. The result is a dreamy ambient sound that heavily relies on both the dance/tribal rhythmic beats, and her incredible vocal range.
Free Energy are a quintet that hail from Philly, who's melodic sound is reminiscent of Thin Lizzy's harmonious achievements and T.Rex's masterful songwriting. Not only do they have catchy hooks, but they have heavy power chord riffage and clapping. The band was discovered by DFA's Jonathan Galkin, and soon went into the studio to start recording demoes with him. Their classic rock influence was well appreciated by Galkin, who understood their arena rock-look out for the full length debut "Stuck on Nothing" in early 2010.
The Golden Filter are a New York based electro/disco pop duo whose driving drum triggers, and Goldfrapp-esque vocal melodies create a sort of euphoric, while dancing like a maniac live experience. The duo consists of Penelope, a classically trained opera singer, and Stephen who focuses on the more instrumental aspects of the band. They got signed to the Dummy Magazine label, and have received a lot of attention considering it's only been about a year since the first 7" single. Expect to hear more about them in the near future...
Cold Cave was started by long time Philadelphia local Wesley Eisold, previously of Give Up the Ghost, and XO Skeletons. The groups female vocalist, is multi-instrumentalist ex-Xiu Xiu member Caralee McElroy, whose vocals add a different dimension to the overall gloomy pre industrial and darkwave sound of the group. Their live show is dominated by danceable synth pop lead melodies, and steady drum machine beats. They have just signed to Matador Records, and recently opened for experimental music veterans Faust at Music Hall of Williamsburg. They were also coined Stereogum's "Band to Watch" this year, so be sure not to miss their live appearances during CMJ.
DJ Sets:
Telepathe, Dum Dum Girls, and Fools Gold will all be spinning DJ sets through out the night. Social Registry's Telepathe are Brooklyn's electronic music DIYers with an experimental, heavy bass, and visual sound. Dum Dum Girls' have a more garagey meets early 90s shoegaze sound with lo fi production, and gripping melodies. Fool's Gold's poppy Moz inspired tunes should make way for a very fun dance-floor.
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Guilty Pleasure Interviews from earlier today
Your Vegas, Jump into the Gospel and Peter and the Pirates talk with DJ Elhaam from EVR's GUILTY PLEASURE show on Modays from 8-10pm.
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Follow EVRs Twitter feed during CMJ for the latest
For all the latest on last minute broadcasts, interviews, t-shirt give-aways or just trying to figure out what stairwell Tony the Tux from Shock and Awesome is under, follow our Tweets.
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