08/28/2008
New music From Her Space Holiday - "Sleepy Tigers"
We have been fans of the uber-talented singer-songwriter and producer Her Space Holiday aka Marc Bianchi since he released his 2001 opus Manic Expressive--a quintessential bedroom style pop album, that mixed warm, grandiose harmonies and spacey ...
Read MorePosted by Michael on 08/28/2008 12:37 PM EST in Indie-Pop, Highly Recommended | Permalink
08/27/2008
The World's Slowest Music Video: They Live By Night - "Catching Up"
Motionographer is quickly becoming our favorite site on the web, and cheers to them for finding this awesome, super-slo-mo video shot with the Phantom HD at 1000 frames per second. The song by Swedish pop band They Live By Night has some nice ar ...
Read MorePosted by Michael on 08/27/2008 7:32 AM EST in Indie-Pop, Video | Permalink
08/26/2008
New Music From Parken - "Jag Har Varit Vilsen, Lisa"
It's no secret that we are pretty much obsessed with Swedish singer Parken's first single "Åt Helvete Med Himlen." The dub-electro/"Pass the Dutchie" vibe is too infectious to deny. While we are not AS obsessed with his newly released secon ...
Read MorePosted by Michael on 08/26/2008 9:35 AM EST in Indie-Pop, Electronic | Permalink
08/20/2008
New Music From Parenthetical Girls - "A Song For Ellie Greenwich"
Portland's Parenthetical Girls are a curious group of experimenteers. Their music swings from the more perverse branch on the indie-pop tree. To put it more tangibly, if you like music that makes you or others around you feel slightly uncomforta ...
Read MorePosted by Michael on 08/20/2008 10:57 AM EST in Indie-Pop, Experimental | Permalink
08/14/2008
New Music From The Spinto Band: "Summer Grof"
In 2006, Delaware's The Spinto Band had a modest hit (which should've been a huge hit) with "Oh, Mandy" from their well-received album Nice and Nicely Done. The charming and offbeat track with its references to the WB and the Midwest was an infe ...
Read MorePosted by Michael on 08/14/2008 10:09 PM EST in Indie-Pop, Video, Local Music | Permalink
08/07/2008
Stream The New High Places Album In Its Entirety
We at the Walrus are big fans of Brooklyn's lucid, electronic duo The High Places and we couldn't be more excited about their debut album, due out in September. So, naturally it came as a delightful surprise to us when we stumbled upon the new ...
Read MorePosted by Michael on 08/07/2008 9:48 PM EST in Indie-Pop, Electronic, Experimental | Permalink
08/01/2008
Summertime Listening: New Music From The Weepies
Not only are The Weepies super talented, but this charming husband/wife indie-pop duo from Cali know the way to my heart. Lyrics like "I assure you friend, everyday is ice cream and chocolate cake" put an instant smile on my face. Both "All ...
Read MorePosted by Michael on 08/01/2008 9:37 AM EST in Indie-Pop, Folk | Permalink
07/30/2008
The Morning Benders Cover The Cardigans' "Lovefool"
When The Cardigans released First Band on the Moon in '96 it was a semi-worthy follow-up to their amazing and insanely underrated album Life. The one song that stood out like a dwarf in a basketball game was the hipster-chic track (for the time) ...
Read MorePosted by Michael on 07/30/2008 9:09 AM EST in Indie-Pop | Permalink
Awesome Video of Bishop Allen Live at Spain's Primavera Fest
Cheers to Matt for finding this sweet live video of one of our favorite bands, Bishop Allen. The clip features the excellent song "Click Click Click Click" from their performance at the Primavera Fest in Spain. The quality is excellent and at th ...
Read MorePosted by Michael on 07/30/2008 9:05 AM EST in Indie-Pop, Video | Permalink
07/29/2008
On Repeat All Day: Koushik - "Lying in the Sun"
Koushik's "Lying in the Sun" is a glowing and youthful kaleidoscope of horns, bells and beats that recalls the music of 60s pop bands like Sagittarius and United States of America, as well as Native Tongues-era hip hop. Now if you are like u ...
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