It’s early and it hasn’t been officially released yet, but this is already at the top of my list:
The Dam Song at Ramseur Records HQ from ramseurrecords on Vimeo
I’m hard pressed for ideas this week, mainly because of personal stress. I wasn’t sure I’d even crank one out this week, mainly out of fear I’d make something lackluster.
In the title of this weeks post I said I’d get technical.
Well the song this week is an album track by electronista’s Crystal Castles, but by definition… the song is pretty much a remix of a song of the same name by Health. The lyrics are the same. So… yeah. Here’s the original.
It’s kind of a different song. But now let’s listen to the remix.
Crystal Castles vs. Health – Crimewave
Certainly a big change.
One more video before I go, it was a promo used to promote their album. It uses one of my favorite songs off the album, called Magic Spells.
I hope your ears sneeze. or bleed. or whatever. ≈
A Bloody Interview with Samantha Crain and the Midnight Shivers from Justin Metcalfe on Vimeo
Samantha Crain & the Midnight Shivers – Get the Fever Out
All songs by Samantha Crain
samanthacrain.com
Find her Daytrotter Session recordings at
daytrotter.com/article/1562/samantha-crain-and-the-midnight-shivers
Special thanks to Ramseur Records
ramseurrecords.net
All video shot and edited by Justin Metcalfe
theysaybuildproductions.com
I have been flooded with new music videos as of late, most of which have been fantastic. Its been bothering me that I normally only dedicate one day to music videos, and if I continue at only one a week I am really selling a lot of people short.
This first video is from Winter Gloves, a band based out of Quebec/Montreal. What is most stunning about this video is the fact that nothing you see is done in post-production. So yeah, they took that many pictures and pieced them all together.
Winter Gloves ‘Let Me Drive’ from the album ‘about a girl’ from Paper Bag Records on Vimeo
Video directed by BENJAMIN WEINSTEIN
Winter Gloves’ full length album, about a girl, comes out March 24th (Paper Bag Records).
This next video is from the Sydney based folk-duo Angus and Julia Stone:
Fans of lo-fi folk featuring hushed vocals and lush intrumentation will have a hard time resisting their album “A Book Like This”.
Angus & Julia Stone – Mango Tree
