Toro y Moi Release New Album

Just months after their amazing 2010 debut, Causers of This, Toro y Moi have released their second album: Underneath the Pine. Be sure to check this prolific electronic band, as they've already solidified a spot in the indie electronic scene. The music video for New Beat from their new ablum along with Thanks Vision from their first album is below.

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NEW RADIOHEAD ALBUM

The one and only Radiohead has just announced their new album, The King of Limbs, to be released digitally this Saturday. You can also pre-order the physical album, which comes with 2 vinyls, a CD, a digital download, and hundreds of pieces of artwork for May 19th.

Just like In Rainbows, Radiohead has announced their album only days before their release. It was especially surprising given that they've been mostly off the map recently besides lead singer Thom Yorke's appearance at Glastonbury festival in England and some blog posting.

The website Radiohead is using to sell the album, thekingoflimbs.com, has apparently been overloaded with visitors and is very slow to respond. On the site you can also buy just a digital copy for $9.00 versus the $48.00 for the entire set.

On another note, check out this conspiracy theory about Radiohead's album releasing pattern.

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JAMES BLAKE ALBUM HAS ARRIVED (and others)

You can buy the digital copy of James Blake's self-titled, full-length album RIGHT NOW. If you're in the UK this is old news, as his album was released yesterday. Regardless, check it out. His last three LPs were amazing, and his newest full-length deserves a listen.

In other news, the more established electronic act Cut Copy has just released another album, Zonoscope.

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Hello Sidewalks

SUP MATT & KIM--
(Sidewalks comes out next Tuesday Eastern time which means 9:00pm Monday night for us, sup Bay Area)



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Matt & Kim Release Album Cover & Tracklist

Everybody's favorite couple-band-duo, Matt & Kim, just released the album artwork and tracklist for their third LP SIDEWALKS which should be coming November 2nd. As we can tell from their single Cameras, their sound has changed drastically. And you may have noticed that the album is blue unlike their signature orange album covers.


But don't worry, I still see some flecks of orange in that cover, and given their lyrics and album title, Matt & Kim haven't changed too much.


01 Block After Block
02 AM/FM Sound
03 Cameras
04 Red Paint
05 Where You're Coming From
06 Good for Great
07 Northeast
08 Wires
09 Silver Tiles
10 Ice Melts



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