Alex Tuner- Submarine

Well here is my first DMS post and why not start with my most recent music. Here is the soundtrack from the Movie Submarine in which Alex Turner wrote 6 songs for. He still has it as an amazing lyricist; it's such a smooth collection of songs where his wordplay truly shines. 

Modern Poet

MOTHS / 2010 - 2011

" The one man movement of 17 year-old Jack Colleran, makes Lo-fi Electronica that drops in soft and trickles about with subtle changes. "

soothing and exhilarating, just noise, just right


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The Strokes / Angles / 2011

Oh dear how some of us have been waiting for this day. Let me be the first to tell you about it!! This shit is some great strokes material! Many influences are very present and the strokes shine through in a grunge toned light with a kick of electronic vibrations. Strong basslines and great riffage. The further into the album the slower it goes but the groove still flow through..

i think this will doo....

Dan Auerbach / Keep it Hid / 2009

one step behind.

Daniel Quine Auerbach (born May 14, 1979) is a multi-instrumentalist best known as the guitarist (i didn't know this guy was lead guitar, impressive) and vocalist for The Black Keys, a blues rock band from Akron, Ohio. If you are a fan of the Black Keys you can appreciate this. Its some tasty blues and soul over top some grunge-y funk, my favourite bit is the vocals,, this mothafucka has got to be eating sandpaper for breakfast to be thatt rough.

keep it hid

my last mistake video.

The Notorious XX / 2010

I am blown away by this.

This mash-up mixtape has been circulating around the blogosphere for a few days MONTHS now, charming it’s way into the hearts of hip-hop and post-punk dream-pop lovers alike. Mixed and spliced with skillful precision by Bay Area DJ Wait What, The Notorious xx started with the curiosity of hearing Biggie’s “Juicy” over The xx’s “VCR”. Since then, DJ Wait What blended words by the late Notorious B.I.G. onto The xx’s entire debut album, creating something original and inspired.

Wow.

Pogo-Table Scraps-2008

Pogo, musical artist of movie remixing fame, has also come out with a variety of EPs and even a studio album of music that is mostly original in that it is not made from clips of movies. And this shit is dank. Get it up in your iTunes homie. It's kinda sampley, a little glitchy, and a whole lot of electronicalness. It's chill if you know what I mean.

Download this and get a bonus collection of songs remixed from Disney's Alice in Wonderland

Chris Joss-You've Been Spiked-2004

I heard the title track of this album on my local fusion jazz station last night and had to throw it up here. It's truly funkadelic.

Frenchman Chris Joss is a self-taught multi-instrumentalist and autonomous studio producer. He has been playing in several bands in Europe for quite some time before he started releasing solo albums. Leaving France for London in the early nineties, Joss digested the vibrant music scenes while playing bass or guitar in bands and sound engineering. His music ranges from funk to electronica. Several of his songs have been featured on movies, series, movie trailers, commercials, media software, games and compilation albums.
(via Wikipedia)

This album is like the seventies on acid and coke... oh wait