Tuesday, January 10, 2012
New Music 5 new ATL cuts for your listening pleasure
Posted by Chad Radford @ChadRad on Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 1:51 PM
König by Feast of Violet
“König” by Feast of Violet is the first demo that Allen Taylor (Mirror Mode) has completed from his forthcoming full-length which is still untitled. Check out those rich piano samples and quietly discordant rhythms.
T0LD-U-50 by featurelessghost
On Christmas day Featureless Ghost uploaded a new track called “T0LD-U-50.” It’s pretty different from what I’ve come to expect from these two — deep, psychedelic, post-industrial, and tricked out with all sorts of sci-fi and juke sounds for the fancy footwork.
THE WEEKND - IM NXT HXV BLXRRD OXT EDXT by Heroes x Villains
Heroes x Villains latest offering, “IM NXT HXV BLXRRD OXT EDXT” gives the Weeknd a chopped and screwed treatment.
This live Spirits and the Melchizedek Children number, “Land Tied,” was recorded at The Earl in Dec., 2011. It's more a stripped-down solo acoustic number, but it sure is pretty.
… And last but not least, we’re all used to the Newmerica dudes churning out hilarious/ridiculous videos, right? Did you know they write songs too? Me Neither. This one's called "Something Stupid."
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