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It seems Jacob Dylan has settled into a comfortable skin now that he’s exploring the rootsy sound that began on his debut solo record two years ago. The formula continues, but this time he’s brought in some big names to help flesh it out, in particular T. Bone Burnett who produced the biggest Wallflowers disc, and indie heart throb, Neko Case, who joins him for this first single from the forthcoming Women and Country album. Jacob Dylan with Nothing But The Whole Wide World on the Daily Feed.
[podcast]http://aolradio.podcast.aol.com/aolmusic/mp3s/Jakob_Dylan_Nothing_But_The_Whole_Wide_World_128.mp3[/podcast]
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Time to spazz out 80’s style, and I’m not talking about doing it with a new indie band that’s that’s looking to throw back. No, today we’re headed straight for the source courtesy of the original New Wavers in Devo. They’ve completed their first record in 19 years and even tried a bit of it out recenetly at the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics. To celebrate, and show the kids how it’s done, they gave us this track for free to get the party started. Devo with Fresh on The Daily Feed.
[podcast]http://download.wbr.com/devo/fresh/fresh.mp3[/podcast]
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In case you haven’t heard, Robert Schneider from Apples in Stereo is kind of a genius. He not only continues to write great pop songs, but he also created his own music scale using a complex theory that most people go cross-eyed trying to understand. And while you may never notice, that new scale has been put to use on the forthcoming Apples In Stereo record, Travelers in Space, due out April 20th. What you will notice is a more dancey flavor dedicated to their usual uptempo fare, and should make a pretty great album. Check out the first single, appropriately titled Dance Floors, now for The Daily Feed.
[podcast]http://youaintnopicasso.com/mp3/Apples%20in%20Stereo%20-%20Dance%20Floor.mp3[/podcast]
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After yesterday’s announcement of new Broken Social Scene, I had assumed that all of Canada’s indie rocker clan were holed up in the same studio to be a part of it. Turns out there was a small group who went rogue, but involves no less exciting news. Ladies and Gents, it really is Mega-Blowout-Canada Day because now we also have the latest from the New Pornographers. AC Newman, Neko Case and the gang have completed Together, due out May 4th and let free the first single yesterday. Get ready for the continuation of a solid, northernly rock, here is New Pornographers with Your Hands for The Daily Feed.
[podcast]http://www.knoxroad.com/wp-content/music/February/new_pornographers_your_hands_together.mp3[/podcast]
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It’s been five years since we’ve been able to say the words “new Broken Social Scene,” but if you were reading the blogs over the weekend, you might think that those repeated words were the biggest (and only) news in the entire world. Kevin and the crew are back, along with mainstays Feist, Amy Millan, Metric as well as Scott from Pavement and what looks like dozens of other guests to bring you the new LP, Forgiveness Rock Record. The party arrives on May 4th but this seven minute opus should hold you over till then. Broken Social Scene with World Sick for The Daily Feed.
[podcast]http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/12/9/2217003/01%20World%20Sick.mp3[/podcast]
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Just an awesome weekend. The skies gave us a break from the grey, cold misery just in time to spend the weekend walking around the Highlands (in Louisville) to catch some Vitamin D and good sidewalk conversations. On top of that, I’m really happy with this week’s turnout of music. Something about this whole set just works so well together, so if you’re at your house or work, turn it up and let it play you through whatever your doing. It’s an hour’s worth of the best soundtracking you’ll get all day.
[podcast]http://files.me.com/kylemeredithpromo/nj6qkc.mp3[/podcast]
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As if you needed any more reason to see the new Alice In Wonderland movie, consider the soundtrack. The score is done by Danny Elfman, which is no big surprise, but no less exciting. And to add to the whole deal, they’ve recruited a few guests stars, including Mr. The Cure, Robert Smith. Given the climate of the movie, he fits in well enough and stays true to the type of odd wizardry that Elfman likes to use as the backdrop. Check it out now, it’s Robert Smith with his version of the ’51 Disney song Very Good Advice for The Daily Feed.
[podcast]http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/12/9/2217003/Very%20Good%20Advice.mp3[/podcast]
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As if you needed any more reason to see the new Alice In Wonderland movie, consider the soundtrack. The score is done by Danny Elfman, which is no big surprise, but no less exciting. And to add to the whole deal, they’ve recruited a few guests stars, including Mr. The Cure, Robert Smith. Given the climate of the movie, he fits in well enough and stays true to the type of odd wizardry that Elfman likes to use as the backdrop. Check it out now, it’s Robert Smith with his version of the ’51 Disney song Very Good Advice for The Daily Feed.
[podcast]http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/12/9/2217003/Very%20Good%20Advice.mp3[/podcast]
