Showing posts with label Lost Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lost Music. Show all posts
Sunday, 29 March 2009

THE MORNING PAPER / MOSCOW OLYMPICS SPLIT


This is a split record released in the London based label Lost Music which has the slogan "We like music, we like the DIY ethic, we like 7" records, we like c86" and that's why we like this label.

The Morning Paper is a one-man-band from Sweden who is yet another guy in love with shoegaze, Darla and Rocket Girl records, drum machines, static and clean sounds and ambient and doesn't like losing control of his own stuff so that's why he doesn't play live. Always Real reminds of Arktica and The Cure's Disintegration. His first album What We Wish it's just been reissued by Universal in the Philippines (?). And talking about the Philippines, Moscow Olympics are from there which is maybe the most surprising thing about this band as the song is a generic dream pop theme good as morning background music.


Released 26/01/09

The Morning Paper - Always Real.mp3

Saturday, 28 March 2009

THE MANHATTAN LOVE SUICIDES


The Manhattan Love Suicides is like a band of the late eighties in many ways; first of all because of their sound: they seem as they should have been contemporaries of bands such as JAMC, The Primitives or any C86 band. Then, because of their release philosophy: they released an album months after they started as a band and a bunch of singles some of them put together in a compilation released late last year. But they also have this contemporary feeling with many American bands that sound extremely British like The Pains of Being Pure at Heart or Crystal Stilts with the exception that they're actually from Leeds. 5 Seven inches and a Cd single in no much more than a year, delivered in different labels like Magic Marker, Lost Music and Squirrel Music and some other different songs spread in many compilations as well. And they are currently recording a full album to be out in the following months. This is hard work!!!


The Manhattan Love Suicides - Jonny Boy.mp3