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Real Estate @ Scala, London, Dec 6th 2011.
What? Words (ours at least) can’t describe our love for New Jersey’s Real Estate. Their second album ‘Days’ is a thing or rare, subtle, all encompassing beauty. They stole the show at their co-headline gig at The Garage with Domino label mates Twin Sister recently and will surely sound even better on the Scala’s booming speakers. Support comes from Leeds’ Spectrals.
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Here We Go Magic @ Hoxton B&K, Sep 7th.
What? Tonight sees Luke Temple and his Brooklyn band Here We Go Magic bring their second, critically acclaimed album ‘Pigeons’ to East London for our the gig of the week. If you haven’t heard it already then take single ‘Collector’ for a spin below and get acquainted with one of the tracks of the year. There’s also a minimal Neon Indian cover for those who read on.
For Fans Of: Grizzly Bear, Gayngs, Deerhunter. // more
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Toro Y Moi @ Camp Basement, July 19th.
What? Superbly named Chazwick Bundick is Toro Y Moi from South Carolina. Along with the likes of Washed Out he is at the forefront of the new U.S. chillwave movement. His debut album Causers Of This is a woozy mix of genres from indie to r’n'b and beyond and it’s pretty special. Catch him live at this Rockfeedback gig in one of London’s newest venues.
For Fans Of: Washed Out, Neon Indian, MillionYoung. // more
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Wild Nothing @ Camp Basement, July 26th.
What? Things are all go for recent Music Mule interviewee Jack Tatum a.k.a. Wild Nothing. His debut album Gemini is out on June 1st through Captured Tracks, he’s currently out on the road in the U.S. with Neon Indian and now he’s announced an Upset The Rhythm show at London’s Camp Basement this July. We can’t wait to hear those blissful tunes on a big soundsystem.
For Fans Of: The Cure, Cocteau Twins, The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart. // more
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