Video: “Bad Ritual” by Timber Timbre
“Bad Ritual” by Timber Timbre, from the album Creep On Creepin’ On. found at IGIF
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Intro to Small Plates Records
This blogger turned label thing is catching on.
IGIF and YVYNYL have announced a joint venture to form Small Plates Records, a label-based cooperative with a goal of initially helping new bands made some 7? vinyl, then eventually moving into a full roster or artists and releases. Their first project will be in the debut vinyl release from NYCsGuards; a7? release with three tracks (Resolution of One is on the a-side, while the double b-side has Crystal Truth and Long Time). A limited run of 500copies on multi-colored vinyl will be available for this release.
IGIF has an mp3 of “Resolution of One” for download.
I wish both IGIF andYVYNYL good luck withSmall Plates Records, chances are, I’m going to love everything they sign.
Question is, will Indie Music Filter ever form a label?
Well, I’m swamped with the publishing company, maybe if I find the time?
Currently Listening To: Two Door Cinema Club, Bear Hands, Airship
Above, that’s Irish trio Two Door Cinema Club performing an acoustic version of their latest single ‘Undercover Martyn’.
Bear Hands // “What A Drag” from Cantora Records on Vimeo.
‘Finishing up their debut full length album, Bear Hands will be promoting What A Drag along with songs from their previously self released debut, The Golden EP and boasting new material across the US nationwide this February leading up through SXSW’. You can download the track ‘What A Drag’ from their website, along with a remix and a song called ‘Can’t Stick Em’.
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I spent some time today at IGIF and am digging into what they were recommending these days, and was delighted with Airship. Four-piece from Manchester, UK with some great tunes. This year they’ll be putting out a debut LP as well as dates with Editors. Check out the killer track ‘Algebra’ (below), which before this song was only really a killer subject.