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Jack Tatum of Wild Nothing

Recommended Shows :: February 28th – March 6th

Monday, February 28th
J. Tillman with Jenny O. @ Bootleg Theater
Eulogies with Family of the Year @ Bardot

Tuesday, March 1st
Arbouretum with Endless Boogie @ The Satellite

Wednesday, March 2nd
Swans with Wooden Wand and Devendra Banhart @ El Rey Theatre

Thursday, March 3rd
He’s My Brother, She’s My Sister @ Los Angeles Central Library
The Entrance Band with Sun Araw and Mavis Staples (early show) @ The Satellite

Friday, March 4th
Wild Nothing @ Natural History Museum
Autolux with The Soft Moon @ echoplex
Sweater Girls with Neverever @ echo
Cut Chemist @ Amoeba Music
JJ Grey @ Hotel Cafe
Trey Anastasio @ Music Box

Saturday, March 5th
Baths with Braids @ Troubadour
Matthew Hemerlein @ Hotel Cafe (7pm Show)

Sunday, March 6th
Yemen Blues @ Troubadour
Morcheeba @ Music Box

tUnE-yArDs
Album: whokill (April 19th)
Label: 4AD
tUnE-yArDs – Bizness

Various Artists
Album: West Indies Funk (Buy)
Label: Light In The Attic Records
St Vincent’s Latinaires Supersound Orchestra – Roasted or Fried

Stone Darling
Hometown: Los Angeles
Album: Self-Titled EP (Info)
Label: Unsigned
Stone Darling – Can You Get to That [Funkadelic]

“Spotify, the popular European digital music service, is “a few weeks away” from inking a deal for U.S. rights to songs from Universal Music Group, the world’s largest music company, according to people familiar with the talks.

But executives at both Universal Music and Warner Music have expressed concern that offering free music on Spotify could cannibalize sales at services like Apple iTunes Music Store or harm competing paid music subscription services like Rhapsody and MOG.”

Source :: (Reuters)

Here’s a stream of the new TV On The Radio track, “Will Do,” which will appear on the band’s upcoming album, Nine Types of Light, out April 12.

Dave McMartin from the Vancouver-based Indian Wars just emailed us some killer new tracks off their forthcoming yet-to-be-titled album. The first single “8 Feet High” sounds like a cross between early Black Lips and Muslims (pre-Soft Pack era). The group plans to release the album on April 20th via Bachelor Records.

MP3: Indian Wars – 8 Feet High

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Indian Wars – Carol Anne (click here)