It’s always such a pleasure to work on the Daily Graboid and find a week full of great releases, which happens to be the case this week after a rather lackluster previous week (the reason for no Graboid).
A few highlighted albums include Brendan Canning’s solo debut Something For All of Us, The Avett Brothers’ Second Gleam, Bodies of Water’s A Certain Feeling, Benji Hughes’ double album A Love Extreme, CSS’ sophomore follow-up Donkey, Paul Weller’s 22 Dreams, and a band Pablo posted on just the other day – Pas/Cal’s Raised on Mathew, Mark, Luke & Laura.
The Avett Brothers :: Second Gleam
MP3: “Murder in the City”
Azeda Booth :: In Flesh Tones
MP3: “Ran”
Benji Hughes :: A Love Extreme / full album stream
MP3: “I Went With Some Friends To See The Flaming Lips”
MP3: “You Stood Me Up”
MP3: “Why Do These Parties Always End Up the Same Way?”
MP3: “The Mummy”
Black Kids :: Partie Traumatic / full album stream
MP3: “I’m Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How To Dance With You”
Bodies of Water :: A Certain Feeling
MP3: “Under The Pines”
Brendan Canning and Broken Social Scene Presents… :: Something For All Of Us
MP3: “Hit The Wall”
Buffalo Killers :: Let It Ride
MP3: “If I Get Myself Anywhere”
The Clientele :: That Night a Forest Grew
stream songs on their myspace page
CSS :: Donkey / full album stream
MP3: “Rat Is Dead”
Dr. Dog :: Fate / full album stream
MP3: “The Ark”
MP3: “The Old Days”
¡Forward, Russia! :: Life Processes / full album stream
MP3: “Spring is a Condition”
High Places :: 03/07 – 09/07
MP3: “Head Spins”
Lackthereof :: Your Anchor
MP3: “Last November”
Low vs. Diamond :: Low vs. Diamond
MP3: “Heart Attack”
MP3: “Song We Sang Away”
The Loved :: Everything, Anything, Nothing
MP3: “Lydia/Spinning”
Nina Inch Nails :: The Slip
MP3: “1,000,000″
Pacific! :: Reveries
MP3: “Hot Lips”
Pas/Cal :: Raised on Mathew, Mark, Luke & Laura
MP3: “You Were Too Old For Me”
Paul Weller :: 22 Dreams
MP3: “Push It Along”
Windmill :: Puddle City Racing Lights
MP3: “Tokyo Moon”
Additional posts you may be interested in:
Entries (RSS)
I immediately liked Brendan Canning’s album. Not such much Kevin Drew’s. I don’t think either are as strong as their s/t and You Forgot It in People, but I’m still holding my breath because I know they can do it.
Yeah, there’s this driving energy with Canning’s record that I absolutely love. Like I said in my post about it, it’s one of the things that made me like BSS in the first place. It’s something different, unlike Kevin Drew’s, which had a ‘been there, done that’ sort of vibe to it.
Haha, you’re exactly right. I would have agreed with you back when you posted about it the first time, but I hadn’t listened to the album then.