This track is all over the place by now, but such a match made in heaven cant be ignored. Bradford Cox (Deerhunter & Atlas Sound) and Noah Lennox (Panda Bear from Animal Collective) have teamed up to produce one of the most gorgeous, bouncy dream-pop tracks of the past few years. I really hope the rest of the upcoming Atlas Sound LP is as good as this. Kinda reminds me of good times.
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Over halfway through the year and I am unimpressed. Eminem's new album is pretty good and definitely a return to form. But the best of the year? It's not even the best...
The release of Animal Collective's visual album 'ODDSAC' this week has given reviewers the breadth and length of these isles a chance to exercise their already VDU-atroph...
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Following on from our time spent with the magnificent Pulled Apart By Horses on their album release tour, we’ve got a full photo gallery of delights from Stephen McLeod to give you an insight...
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Patti Smith with Patrick Wolf and Seb Rochford played in London at Union Chapel.
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