Everything that leans into sunlight will crumble

January 15, 2009 at 3:57 pm

Photo: Katie Lee.

  1. Emiliana Torrini -  Jungle Drum
    Me & Armini (Rough Trade / 2008)
  2. Here We Go Magic - Fangela
    Here we go magic (Western Vinyl / 2009)
  3. Xylos - In the bedroom
    Bedrooms (web release / 2008)
  4. Micachu - Golden Phone
    Jewelry (Accidental / 2009)
  5. Le Volume Courbe - Freight train
    Freight Train (Trouble / 2007)

A small pop oriented playlist that I’ve been playing all  noon. The songs on it have some sort of colourful sonic ballsiness that sounds perfectly apt at daylight and might provide you some temporary shelter for the withering cold weather. Both the Michachu and Here We Go Magic albums are some of my favorite listens from this year so far and they’re really, really worth it. I wholeheartedly recommend you to lend them and ear when you have the chance.

note: ‘Freight Train’ will not stream correctly since it has a frequency rate higher than the other songs and playtagger has trouble playing files on a high freq but the song shouldn’t have any problems playing on any media player in your computer once you download it.

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5 Comments »

  1. jungle said, January 16, 2009 @ 4:48 am

    It’s not polite to keep the little finger up when you hold in your hand a cup of something :)

  2. Chico Candela said, January 16, 2009 @ 10:50 am

    mexico city is cold this last days….

  3. jungle said, January 16, 2009 @ 11:18 am

    Reflecting a little bit more on that picture I think it wants to tell the tears of a girl that saw his boyfriend while he was kissing another girl, and - reflecting on herself - her will to cry all those tears in once untill to empty the bottle of water that keep alive the flowers of her love.
    The little finger tells the violence of the passion on both sides.
    This was a nice fantasy movie, isn’t it? :)

    Beautiful image, in short.

  4. Vanilla said, January 19, 2009 @ 11:59 am

    emiliana torrini me ha vuelto a perturbar… me gusta! pero tienes razon, no tiene un estilo que la defina, aún no decido si eso es genial o no.

  5. Jesús said, January 19, 2009 @ 1:05 pm

    That Micachu song sounds great. I’ll check the whole album out.

    He probado ‘Freight train’ a través del reproductor del blog, y he de decir que la versión distorsionada no deja de ser interesante. Casi me gusta más que la original :-)

    Salud!

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