Enter the Mexicans With Guns remix of "We Will Become The Silhouettes", the best-named Remix of 2009 (beating out Hipster Or Homeless by a narrow margin). This track is phenomenal. The slow intro reminds me of Vangelis' "Chariots of Fire" - epic to say the least.
Some more great stuff happens here with the vocals - well timed echoes that create off-rhythms that really spice up the track. And more than ever before I find myself concentrating on the lyrics, which are actually pretty cool. A well played remix that really enhances my enjoyment of the song, this track has an embarrassingly high play count on my iTunes and I'm not getting tired of it yet. - The Stu Reid Experiment
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Philip Friedman
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Jun 18, 2013
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A few weeks ago I shared a track from the indie-pop trio Canopy Climbers. Today I have the privilege of premiering the brand new track "Souvenir" coinciding with the release of their sophomore release, Miles.Continuing on with the theme of long-dist...
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Cassie Morien
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Sep 9, 2015
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I'm a blissful believer that everything Tycho's Scott Hansen touches turns to shimmery gold. That goes for the already soft, malleable sounds produced by Death Cab for Cutie.
"The Ghosts Of Beverly Drive" lives on DC4C's new album Kintsugi. The trac...
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Jason Grishkoff
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Feb 11, 2013
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We all know the hype about The Postal Service reuniting for tour (with Jenny Lewis providing backing vocals). But I wasn't expecting a new track!Turns out the deluxe release is going to include 15 bonus songs, including this unreleased track "A Tatte...
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Aaron Blum
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Jan 26, 2015
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Monday's suck, that's a fact. But they don't suck all that bad when a good new tune drops.
Death Cab For Cutie has just released their first single called "Black Sun," off the upcoming album Kintsugi, and it's pretty darn good. You'll be able to gra...
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