More music picks for your Monday. If you like what you hear, use the links provided to snag it for yourself from Amazon. Doing so through us gives us kickbacks, and those help pay for stuff like more bandwidth. And also so we can buy more music.
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We’re leading off with one here by Public Radio: “Forgot Love.”
Direct link for the feedreaders.
The only thing about that video is that I love the video/phone/mouth conceit so much that it’s almost a let down when you cut to the stage performance. Or like they got tired of having to edit the phone thing. I say this as someone who has come up with something clever and halfway into it decided, “Screw it, this is taking forever.” So I sympathize however it went down. Song’s good. (Update: the iPhone content…explained! (In the comments.))
The EP’s available from Amazon as both a CD and MP3 download.
Next we have I Am Sonic Rain and the excellent instrumental track, “Jellyfish Are Murderers.” Granted, Din would argue that they were all framed, but what can you do?
Direct link for the feedreaders.
The album is Between Whales and Feverish Lights and came out last December. It’s available from Amazon as both a CD and MP3 download.
This is Rob’s pick and I second it. The soundtrack to the Doctor Who Christmas Carol special episode was only released in the UK. Which is a bloody shame because, you know guys, we do watch it over here now. Hell, I’m even watching it now. That should tell you something. Here’s Katherine Jenkins with Murray Gold’s score behind her doing “Abigail’s Song.”
Direct link for the feedreaders.
You can snag it from Amazon UK in either CD
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Here we have The Dodos and their track “Winter” from the album Visiter. This is one of my picks and I honestly can’t remember where I first ran across them. But here you go:
Direct link for the feedreaders.
The album is available from Amazon on CD and MP3 download.
And another one from me, this is The Lonely Forest with “Coyote,” taken from their new album, Arrows. They’re currently touring with The Joy Formidable.
Direct link for the feedreaders.
What I really like about the deluxe version of the MP3 album is that you pay $2 more in order to get two bonus tracks…that aren’t available as MP3s. Nice. You can, however, get the regular album on both CD and MP3 download from Amazon. At the moment, their track “Turn Off This Song and Go Outside” is free.
And lastly, from the sadly-only-released-officially-in-Japan department, it’s Mosh Pit on Disney and the band TGMX covering the song “I’ll Try” from Return to Neverland. I’ve never heard of these guys before, but you know how I am about horns.
Direct link for the feedreaders.
As an import, it’s pricey. No MP3 download available.
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thanks for mentioning us (publicradio)! actually the rad iPhone stuff in the video was for a fundraiser video some friends did for us and we just threw it in a full video to get some more life out of it
It all becomes clear to me now. I utterly endorse the re-use of content. Well played. :-)