It's been quite a good week. Except for just now. I fell off a wall trying to stop a buggy from rolling down a hill - major ouch I can tell you that. And now at least I know - I am not as strong as gravity, nor as heavy as a buggy. So it's a stupid thing really. But hey - all I am doing now is lying down finding new music and watching One Piece. Fine by me. Besides the pain, it could be worse really.
Anyway, here's a list of this week's music.
GENERATIONALS - PUT A LIGHT ON
Optimistic and catchy
BEACON - DRIVE
Late-at-night-when-no-one's-around reflective chill
MAY E - ピーターパンはいないの [THERE IS NO PETER PAN]
Cutesy wanna-be-a-kid-forever Japanese rap
DEAP VALLY - BABY I CALL HELL
Thumpingingly exciting rock 'n' roll
SUN GLITTERS - AFTER EIGHT
Ultimate chill
TWIGS - HOW'S THAT
Sultry & sexy
LAMU - BACK TO '92
Nostalgic synth heaven
ALITREC - CARTOGRAPH
Experimental with bubbling-gorgeous sounds
INTERVIEW: DAISUKE TANABE
This Japanese glitch-hop artist is a man of few words
HANDBOOK - DIAMOND RING
Great hip-hop instrumental with gnarly sample
SLUGABED - BOMBOK
Basshall oddity with odd video
TOUCHY MOB - DAYS GO BY
Beautiful beautiful
FOR - LEMME BURN Sunny Italian indie funk
TWIGS & YARN - YUUREI
Ethereal Shinto shrine experience
TOKYOLITE - YES! DANCE!
Exuberant indie pop all the way from Indonesia
Favourite track of this week was a relative latecomer to the week's listings: Touchy Mob - Days Go By. Ludwig Plath, the man behind Touch Mob, says that actually the song is a cover of a song by his friend, Sean Nicholas Savage. Whilst the original is nice (listen here), I think TM's version is nicer. Purely a matter of taste. Soz SNS.
Ouch my knee :'(
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