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Another Bedroom - EP by Atlas Sound ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 36 days ago
The prolific Bradford Cox has taken time out of his Atlas Sound tour schedule, new album sessions with Deerhunter and recording those MP3s he posts on his blog on an almost daily basis. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 37 days ago
The Chap have, according to Ghostly's site, 'never been influenced by anyone or anything at any time, ever,' which makes for a rather diverse group of tracks on the London, U.K.-based band's forthcoming Mega Breakfast release. ... Source: www.pitchforkmedia.com --- 17 hours ago
If you get Bradford Cox talking about music long enough, the conversation almost inevitably will turn to Stereolab . The Deerhunter frontman and maker of all that Atlas Sound is a longtime fan, and a passionate one at that. Which makes him a fine fine choice to warm up a handful of dates on Stereolab's forthcoming North American tour . Atlas Sound will handle the opening slot on the first leg of the jaunt, which kicks off September 20 in Costa Mesa, California. Stereolab, of course, are gearing up for the release of their new one, Chemical Chords , due August 18 worldwide and August 19 in the U.S. via Duophonic UHF Disks/ 4AD . Atlas Sound's debut LP will make its way to vinyl via Kranky July 28. And Deerhunter's Microcastle is due October 28 via Kranky in North America and 4AD elsewhere. Tour dates for all parties are available down below. read more ...
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New one in a series of Virtual 7s from Bradford Cox. 'Another hotel bedtime recording'. ... Source: thegodbox.wordpress.com --- 11 days ago
Yes folks, another dream pop / post rock / shoegaze outfit with a ridiculously long title for an album; Atlas Sound is the moniker for Deerhunter’s Bradford James Cox, and is a container for what you would presume would be his more self-indulgent side project stuff that isn’t as good as the material he produces [...] ... Source: beethere.net --- 3 days ago
Atlas Sound, El Guincho on Thursday Jul 24 at Middle East, Cambridge (BeeThere: New York City Metro Area) ... Source: audiblevitamins.wordpress.com --- 11 days ago
From: Let the Blind Lead Those Who Can Can See But Cannot Feel (Kranky, 2008) Download Learn Home MySpace Last.fm ... Source: www.pitchforkmedia.com --- 13 days ago
Deerhunter have finally announced the release details for the long in the works Microcastle , their follow-up to last year's Cryptograms (boys sure love their compound words, don't they?). The record comes out October 28 via Kranky in North America and 4AD in the rest of the world. The Atlanta foursome (Bradford Cox, Moses Archuleta, Lockett Pundt, and Joshua Fauver) recruited new guitarist Whitney Petty before their recent European tour, but Petty is not featured on the record. Nor is former guitarist Colin Mee. However, "Saved by Old Times" features a vocal collage by Black Lips' Cole Alexander, and guitarist Pundt takes over for Cox on lead vocal duties on two songs: "Agoraphobia" and "Neither of Us, Uncertainly". Microcastle 's first single will be a limited 7" of "Nothing Ever Happened" with B-side "Little Kids (Demo)". Deerhunter are opening for Nine Inch Nails this summer and are planning more shows for the fall. But before the band begins its summer tour, Cox will play a few more shows with his other band/side project Atlas Sound, including a stop at our own Pitchfork Music Festival very soon. Though tourmate El Guincho will be absent , Cox will still play the shows. read more ... Source: www.pitchforkmedia.com --- 14 days ago
Photo by Daniel Cantó Aw, shucks. We sincerely regret to inform you that Spanish sampledelic dance sensation Pablo " El Guincho " Díaz-Reixa has been forced to cancel a good portion of his world tour due to personal issues. Yes, that includes his appearance at next weekend's Pitchfork Music Festival as well as his string of dates with Atlas Sound . (Atlas Sound will still be playing those shows.) A post to the Discoteca Océano blog filed on his behalf notes that El Guincho is exhausted from the whirlwind 2008 he's been enjoying and he needs to take some time off. It also says that he hopes to work on new songs and is thinking of incorporating more people into his shows. El Guincho's amended itinerary is available below. Despite that little bummer, things are still looking awfully good for the festival and all the assorted goings-on around it. Note that individual day tickets are available via TicketWeb for all three days of the fest, though that's not gonna last long now. Here's the updated fest lineup, plus a brief recap of all the other nifty stuff coming at you: read more ... Source: www.pistonheads.com --- 25 days ago
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GPS Business News interviewed last week with Peter Friedland, equity analyst at Soleil Group. Peter has been in the equity research field for the last twelve years with a focus on GPS and wireless since the year 2000. In the most recent years he has been covering Garmin, TomTom, Tele Atlas, Navteq, Trimble and Harman. He recently added Intermap and GeoEye to its coverage. Willing to understand the steep decline of the TomTom share in the last weeks – the share tumbled this week below its 2005 IPO price – we asked him a few questions. GPS Business News: How shall we understand the low price of the TomTom stock? How would you compare that to Garmin? Peter Friedland: TOM2 and GRMN shares have both been under significant pressure so far this year due to: concern regarding the soft consumer spending environment and how that will impact the PND market; and weaker than expected Q1 results (both unit volumes and ASPs), which were partly attributable to excess channel inventory coming out of Q4. Specific to TOM2, we believe the stock has also been impacted by: significant deceleration in revenue growth, as the company now expects 2008 revenue growth of just 5-10%, down from 27% in 2007; and the use of €1.8 billion of debt to pay for the Tele Atlas acquisition, which has stretched the company's balance sheet. TOM2 and GRMN shares are currently trading at similar 2009 EV-to-EBITDA multiples of roughly 8x and 7x, respectively (based on our es ...
When Atlas Sound released Let the Blind Lead Those Who Can See but Cannot Feel back in February, North Americans got a bit of a raw deal compared to their European counterparts. Over across the pond, the Bradford Cox solo debut came sporting a whole bonus disc of extra tracks when released via 4AD, while we were left holding a single 14-track disc. (More after the jump.) Read | Go To Exclaim.ca | Digg This ...
Reader, you're going to have to forgive me if this one runs longer than the usual paragraph most other featured songs receive. Today's article is half review, half inspired editorial. Stick with me. A few weeks ago we featured The Chap's "They Have A Name" as our song of the day. Today, we feature a song masquerading as a remix of that track. It comes courtesy of Atlas Sound, and yes, he is literally masquerading – the music world is one large soiree, and Atlas Sound has just arrived in full costume, head to toe. His mask doesn't come close to resembling the person he's imitating, but it isn't really supposed to. After all, it's a costume party – guests are encouraged to run wild with their imaginations. His mask is adorned with feathers and excess superglue and haphazard sequins. There are crude ridges in the mold and a few cuts near the chin. It's kind of ugly but also elegant, in an asymmetric way, and you (gracious party attendee) most definitely like it because it fits the theme of the night. If it's the kind of thing where the host hands out awards, maybe later he'll win one in the category of "Best Interpretation on a Theme." Just as that mask shares only the most basic recognizable elements of human form – eyes, a nose, a mouth, ears – this remix uses a skeletal copy of the original drumline as a launching pad for something tangential, exotic, and overwhelmingly unexpected. At some point a second or two of the vocals jut their ...
Highlighted in bold is where I'll be. Satruday 1:30 p.m. Jay Reatard (A) 2:00 p.m. Caribou (C) 2:20 p.m. Icy Demons (B) 3:00 p.m. Fleet Foxes (A) 3:15 p.m. Fuck Buttons (B) 4:00 p.m. Dizzee Rascal (C) 4:15 p.m. The Ruby Suns (B) 5:00 p.m. Vampire Weekend (A) 5:20 p.m. Elf Power (B) 6:00 p.m. !!! (C) 6:25 p.m. Extra Golden (B) 7:00 p.m. The Hold Steady (A) 7:30 p.m. Atlas Sound (B) 8:00 p.m. Jarvis Cocker (C) 8:25 p.m. No Age (B) 9:00 p.m. Animal Collective (A) -- Also: -- And: The other new tidbit about this year's Pitchfork Festival is that a majority of the sets will be webcast live ! All you need is Adobe Flash Player 9 and a web browser directed to this address: www.pitchforkmusicfestival.com/player.php . The webcast will start with Mission of Burma's performance of Vs. in its entirety at 6 p.m. CDT on Friday, July 18. -- As well: Music Without Borders: Pitchfork Music Festival Preview Night Recent Sub Pop signees Fleet Foxes are raking in the adulation for their self-titled full-length debut, but they deserve the hubbub — and with a rare 9.0 Pitchfork review, it's no wonder they're headlining tonight's bill. The Seattle-based five-piece draw from a wide swath of influences, mostly in their parents' record collections, blending and bleeding together the jangly folk-rock Sound of the Zombies, the Beach Boys, and Simon & Garfunkel. Thursday July 17 (6:30pm) Millennium Park, FREE -- And don't forget: We (heart) Chicago Festival Chica ...