Din says:Lobotomy was always a favorite word of mine. Go figure. They must spell it with an "i" in Denmark, because this killer track from Copenhagen's own ska reggae posse, Skalar, is a scholarly work. Great sax and clarinet harmonies and counter melodies, fine riddim section and vocal work, it's high quality all around. Notably, Skalar sings only in their native tongue, which I find admirable in a pop world where English has long been king. Excellent stuff.
Secret HandshakebyToo Much Joy pop, rock, comedy Part of the joy of being a Too Much Joy fan is witnessing them collapse under the weight of their own satire and musical irony,...more »
StepchildbyMystery Palace electronic, pop Something very cool about this track. Mystery Palace is a trio from Minneapolis MN that is not afraid to use James Bond movie chords on...more »
La-La LandbyTiny Masters of Today pop, rock, electronic The youth of today. That is, the Tiny Masters of Today, a brother - sister duo from Brooklyn, have recorded a song using sampled voices...more »
AventurabyLa Pelicula pop, world, latin Groovy times yo. Here's a modern twist on an old theme. Have you lost love? Or have you found freedom? Half full? Half empty? Hey,...more »
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