Happy Thanksgiving!
Gobble gobble! The holidays are here, Happy Thanksgiving![MP3] Xavier Rudd - Food In The Belly

[Video] Yeasayer: "Ambling Alp" + MP3
There were two things that initially attracted me to Yeasayer: Chirs Keating's incredibly melodic voice and the fact they described their music as "Middle Eastern-psych-snap-gospel". Since listening to All Hour Cymbals and watching them perform a few times, I quickly fell into their ever-growing fanbase. The video for "Ambling Alp" is very bizarre, like mixing strange imagery from The Cell with the arid environments found in The Fall (make an effort to see that movie if you haven't, very good). After

Two-Take Tuesday
Do you remember the first time you heard that incredible song? You played it to the point of redundancy and still managed to enjoy it every subsequent listen. Then you got older and your ears more selective, moving onward to find more great songs. After time and upon nearly forgetting the track all-together, you hear it once more and go through an entire renaissance with your cherished tune all over again.[MP3] Bishop Allen - Busted Heart[MP3] The Fiery Furnaces -

[Quickie] Who is Idgy Dean?
Fall has not been kind to my new music listening rotation, as my ears have recently been whisked away by the repeat button to a seasonal beach house. In an attempt to free myself from the confines of looping Lennox and Legrand, I picked up the nearest CD from a stack on the floor staring at me like the terrifying furnace from Home Alone. It just so happens the first disc I picked up was the long lost music of Kid Whitman, an artist I met during Bonnaroo this past summer

[MP3] Surfer Blood: "Take It Easy"
If you haven't yet pre-ordered Surfer Blood's debut Astro Coast you should get on that ASAP. You'll feel better about getting into them before the rest of the indieverse and the Pitchfork accoutrement does. We've been loving the Florida music (Holiday Shores, Blind Man's Colour,