Its been a long time, I shouldn’t have left you…. Isolated Mountain Vol. 3

  

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Isolated Mountain Vol. 3
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Frank Ocean: Cruise Control

via The FADER by Matthew Schnipper on 8/16/11

Can Frank Ocean and his meticulous songwriting revive a flagging genre? When he was nine, Frank Ocean’s godfather subscribed him to Robb Report, a magazine for the ultra-rich. Less interested in fiduciary smarts, it’s a … read more »

 

Frank Ocean: Cruise Control

via The FADER by Matthew Schnipper on 8/16/11

Can Frank Ocean and his meticulous songwriting revive a flagging genre? When he was nine, Frank Ocean’s godfather subscribed him to Robb Report, a magazine for the ultra-rich. Less interested in fiduciary smarts, it’s a … read more »

 

Frank Ocean: Cruise Control

via The FADER by Matthew Schnipper on 8/16/11

Can Frank Ocean and his meticulous songwriting revive a flagging genre? When he was nine, Frank Ocean’s godfather subscribed him to Robb Report, a magazine for the ultra-rich. Less interested in fiduciary smarts, it’s a … read more »

 

Syleena Johnson – Like Thorns

via Fake Shore Drive by Andrew on 8/18/11

Syleena’s new album is on the way, so until it drops here are some thorns for you to hold on to.
Syleena Johnson – Like Thorns

Syleena Johnson – Like Thorns

Syleena Johnson – Like Thorns

via Fake Shore Drive by Andrew on 8/18/11

Syleena’s new album is on the way, so until it drops here are some thorns for you to hold on to.
Syleena Johnson – Like Thorns

Syleena Johnson – Like Thorns

Syleena Johnson – Like Thorns

via Fake Shore Drive by Andrew on 8/18/11

Syleena’s new album is on the way, so until it drops here are some thorns for you to hold on to.
Syleena Johnson – Like Thorns

Syleena Johnson – Like Thorns

Neon Indian – “Fallout”

via The Smoking Section by Ryan J. on 7/29/11

Neon Indian lit up the summer of 2009 on the back of Atari glitches and woozy electro effects that comprised his debut, Psychic Chasms. Not letting his presence be a one-time summer rendezvous, the man otherwise known as Alan Palomo is prepping the release of his sophomore effort, Era Extraña, with the fuzzed-out lead single, “Fallout.” The new song sees Palomo siphoning more hazy, post-80s synth freakouts that made his debut all the more captivating. His vocals are barely audible; however, that’s the lesser point with any Neon Indian track, as the grand sounds he so effortlessly conjures always makes as the better take-away.
Era Extraña drops September 13 for those looking to continue channeling their psychic chasms into 2011. Stream the track for now and then trade in an email address for the mp3.
Neon Indian – “Fallout”

Neon Indian – “Fallout”

via The Smoking Section by Ryan J. on 7/29/11

Neon Indian lit up the summer of 2009 on the back of Atari glitches and woozy electro effects that comprised his debut, Psychic Chasms. Not letting his presence be a one-time summer rendezvous, the man otherwise known as Alan Palomo is prepping the release of his sophomore effort, Era Extraña, with the fuzzed-out lead single, “Fallout.” The new song sees Palomo siphoning more hazy, post-80s synth freakouts that made his debut all the more captivating. His vocals are barely audible; however, that’s the lesser point with any Neon Indian track, as the grand sounds he so effortlessly conjures always makes as the better take-away.
Era Extraña drops September 13 for those looking to continue channeling their psychic chasms into 2011. Stream the track for now and then trade in an email address for the mp3.
Neon Indian – “Fallout”

Neon Indian – “Fallout”

via The Smoking Section by Ryan J. on 7/29/11

Neon Indian lit up the summer of 2009 on the back of Atari glitches and woozy electro effects that comprised his debut, Psychic Chasms. Not letting his presence be a one-time summer rendezvous, the man otherwise known as Alan Palomo is prepping the release of his sophomore effort, Era Extraña, with the fuzzed-out lead single, “Fallout.” The new song sees Palomo siphoning more hazy, post-80s synth freakouts that made his debut all the more captivating. His vocals are barely audible; however, that’s the lesser point with any Neon Indian track, as the grand sounds he so effortlessly conjures always makes as the better take-away.
Era Extraña drops September 13 for those looking to continue channeling their psychic chasms into 2011. Stream the track for now and then trade in an email address for the mp3.
Neon Indian – “Fallout”