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1. David Bowie ‘Life On Mars’ 
2. Cassetteboy ‘Brackish Water’ 
3. Micah P Hinson ‘The Fire Came Up To My Knee’ 
4. The Beta Band ‘She’s the One’ 
5. Lightspeed Champion ‘Stay The Fuck Away From Me’ 
6. The Great Depression ‘Colliding (Into What Might Have Been)’ 
7. Film School ‘Compare’ 
8. Arabian Prince ‘Strange Life’ 
9. Architecture In Helsinki ‘Hold Music’ (Max Tundra Remix) 
10. Au Revoir Simone ‘Fallen Snow’ (The Teenagers Remix) 
11. Esbjörn Svensson Trio ‘Tide of Trepidation’

As always: click here to listen to all the above…

Below my latest playlist, you can listen to it here.

heute:pop:morgen playlist 11/06/2008
1. A1 People ‘Love Will Tear Us Apart’
2. Zoot Woman ‘Live In My Head’
3. Funckarma ‘Woodface’
4. Sigur Rós ‘Gobbledigook’
5. Phosphorescent ‘You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’ (Righteous Brothers Cover)
6. Chris Garneau ‘Baby’s Romance’
7. Mclusky ‘Cassanova’
8. Emiliana Torrini ‘Sunny Road’
9. Phosphorescent ‘Wolves’
10. Studio ‘Origin’
11. Khonnor ‘Cantelopps’
12. Alex Smoke ‘Bonce’
13. Jan Jelinek ‘Discrete Machine’

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If you haven’t already, you have to check out Bon Iver. I saw him at SXSW and he’s been in my iPod ever since. He actually singed a deal with 4AD for ex-US recently.

If you are in London tonight feel free to pop into out OpenMusicMedia Meet at the William IV about 10 min from Old Street Station. We’ve got Anthony Volodkin from the Hype Machine telling us more about his great site followed by a broader discussion about blogs in a music context plus beer and food. 

Would be great to see you there, you can find all infos here.

I went to a gig last week to see the first live performance of the band The Accidental. I was highly impressed and maybe even surprised; they sound a lot like Tunng and they even they share one band member (Sam Genders) but I have to say that I probably prefered this to any Tunng performance I have seen.

It was also the first time that I went to the Slaughtered Lamb and I have to say: what a great place! Didn’t think I would find anything like it just of Clerkenwell Road. Lovely people, lots of sofas even decent sound in the downstairs music venue. Will be back there for sure…

I’ve always been a big fan of Mugison and I was very disappointed when he canceled his gig a few months ago in London. But when I was standing around at Midem a few weeks ago waiting for my next meeting I thought I heard a song that sounded familiar; turns out he was playing a few song at the Icelandic Stand just a few steps away.

Anyway he’s got a new album called ‘Mugiboogie’ (which you can order here). Well it’s not actually quite new but it hasn’t been released outside of Iceland so it’s going to be new for most of us. Beautiful video too:

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