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Sasha & The Bear - Captains Ship
Sasha & The Bear - Captains Ship
Sounds like: Octopus Project, We Were Evergreen, Patrick Watson
By Jason Grishkoff on Jan 24, 2017 | Experimental folk sounds. Sometimes they're weird; other times they seem to hit the right notes. Hell, I'm not even sure if one should put this in folk... The Brooklyn-based duo of Sasha Daniel and Dov Eagle are relatively new on the digital scene, ... read more →
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De Lux - Someday Now (Superhumanoids Cover)
De Lux - Someday Now (Superhumanoids Cover)
Sounds like: The Octopus Project, The Most Serene Republic, Stars
Tags: Editor's Pick, female vocalist, indie rock, covers
By Jason Grishkoff on Jul 13, 2015 | Superhumanoids aren't strangers to covers, particularly on Indie Shuffle. Case in point: their take on Nine Inch Nails' "March Of The Pigs" has nearly 200,000 plays on Indie Shuffle. In light of that, it was a bit of a no-brainer to hit play on thei... read more →
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Har-di-Har - We Scare Each Other
Har-di-Har - We Scare Each Other
Sounds like: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah!, The Octopus Project
By Jason Grishkoff on Feb 20, 2015 | Har-di-Har is a duo out of Minnesota. They've been putting out music for some time now, but this looks like it'll be our first time featuring them on Indie Shuffle. "We Scare Each Other" caught my attention for its unique experimental approach. The ... read more →
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The Daydream Club - Soundwaves of Gold (Remix)
The Daydream Club - Soundwaves of Gold (Remix)
Sounds like: The Octopus Project, The Civil Wars, Jus Post Bellum
By Marietta Longley on Nov 6, 2013 | Adam Pickering and Paula Walker are a pretty accomplished pair: solo, he's supported the likes of Sam Sparro and The Wombats; she is a professionally trained dancer. In 2010, they joined forces to form a Leicestershire-based rootsy folk-pop project a... read more →
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Zoe Boekbinder - Hollow Bones
Zoe Boekbinder - Hollow Bones
Sounds like: Feist, Billie Holliday, The Octopus Project
By lizzie on Nov 10, 2011 | I have a great deal of respect for a musician who can isolate something a little ambitious and go for it; and Canadian export Zoe Boekbinder has done just that. Zoe has just released her debut album Darling Specimens, which is an album that emphasise... read more →
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Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - The Skin of My Yellow Country Teeth
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - The Skin of My Yellow Country Teeth
Sounds like: Har-di-Har, The Octopus Project
By Jason Grishkoff on May 20, 2010 | It's the sheer drive of this song that raises it far, FAR above Alec Ounsworth's affected hiccups and yelps. You can hear it best in the twin crash-and-snare hits at the end of the song, and the manic guitar line lifts me every time. It's no wonder t... read more →
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Ratatat - Party With Children
Ratatat - Party With Children
Sounds like: The Octopus Project, Hot Chip, Justice
By Josh Nagle on May 17, 2010 | My Spring has been filled with high expectations for new albums from bands who had strong debuts: MGMT, Justice, Gorillaz, Daft Punk (fingers crosssed) and now Ratatat. So far, many of those that already dropped have been flops. If you're like me, th... read more →
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Radiohead - Nude (Holy Fuck Remix)
Radiohead - Nude (Holy Fuck Remix)
Sounds like: Foals, The Octopus Project
By Jason Grishkoff on Mar 10, 2010 | My copy of iTunes informs me that I have 374 Radiohead tracks presently on my hard drive. I also have a very significant number of bootlegs (lets just say it is well over 25 bootlegs) that are not stored on my hard drive from when I was *slightly* ... read more →
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