Words: Saam Das
Sometimes I get nice stuff in the post. The debut album from Louisana's GIVERS being one of such example. Well, I assume - I haven't actually had time to listen to it. I have heard a few tracks from 'In Light' however, and I'm particularly enamoured with the splendid indie-pop of 'Ceiling Of Plankton'. Listen to the track below.
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Remixed is a column that will highlight remixes we actually think are worthy of praise, be they old or new. Because most remixes are rubbish. // Words: Saam Das
We've had our eyes on Duologue for some time now and we've liked Givers even longer than that. It's odd that they would come together but this is clearly a case when opposites attract. Download the glitchy take on the uplifting 'Up Up Up' below.
We've had our eyes on Duologue for some time now and we've liked Givers even longer than that. It's odd that they would come together but this is clearly a case when opposites attract. Download the glitchy take on the uplifting 'Up Up Up' below.
Words: Saam Das
I can't think of a particularly interesting introduction so this will have to be a bit of a Ronseal ("does what it says on the tin") paragraph. Much like how the search of Lawd Sugar's business partner is over, so is the wait to find out ten of my favourite singles from July 2011 - the photo above hints at the winner of the Single Of The Month. Check them all out below.
I can't think of a particularly interesting introduction so this will have to be a bit of a Ronseal ("does what it says on the tin") paragraph. Much like how the search of Lawd Sugar's business partner is over, so is the wait to find out ten of my favourite singles from July 2011 - the photo above hints at the winner of the Single Of The Month. Check them all out below.
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