Night Panther - Fever

I’ve been waiting for this one for a while. Ever since I got a taste with that little trailer, I’ve been itching to see the complete version. Though I could’ve never imagined such an epic as this. It’s got everything a terrible 80’s movie can muster. Enjoy!

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I feel equally proud and dirty for premiering this 11+ minute video slash pulp film. It is nothing if not wildly ambitious. Corralling a Porche, a plane, a speed boat, plenty of kitch FX, any number of strange and lux locations on a DIY budget alone make me impressed that this Pennsylvania band has vision. Not to mention balls. There are plenty of classic “Sabotage” and “Scarface” references here, but you’ve gotta respect the lengths these guys went to bring their late-night stoner visions to fruition. 

Get the original version of this track and more over on their Sndcld.

The Polaroid Bear - Heavy Burden

This unique gem of genre-combining wonder stumbled across my ears earlier this week, and I’ve been fixated on it. The Polaroid Bear is Los Angeleno Nolan Gordin. He has allowed the confines of genre to have no sway on the sounds he creates, rather he pulls the best parts of genres like folk, beat, and electronic production, and makes something entirely unique. 

The result is This Is All A Ghost, a fascinating album that has me involuntarily pressing play again and again. It’s something dynamic, something refreshing. 

Pay what you want for This Is All A Ghost here, and keep an eye out for more. 

Swallows Fly Low - Technika

I introduced you to UK producer, Swallows Fly Low, about a month ago, and I’ve been enjoying his album, Constructions, ever since. The warm tones, and deep ambient layers make this the perfect thing to listen to during the dreary winter days. Anyways, he just sent me over this video for Technika, and the images do well to serve the sounds. 

Enjoy, and don’t forget to download Constructions for FREE.

Empress Of - Don’t Tell Me

I got to talk in depth with Lorely Rodriguez, aka Empress Of, a few weeks ago for an interview for PORTALS. But, honestly, my love for her started the first time I saw her eat a watermelon. She has fast become one of my favorite up-and-coming artists. It’s hard not to become obsessed after listening to even half of her unique musical experiment, colorminutes. 

2013 undoubtedly holds big things for Lorely, and I will be here enjoying every moment of it. So happy Yours Truly was there to capture this moment above.