getting away
Caveman
Caveman is one band comprised of five men: Matthew Iwanusa, Jimmy Carbonetti, Stefan Marolachakis, Sam Hopkins, and Jeff Berral. They have captured the essence of being caught up in a reverie through their music.
Far from uncivilized, New York’s Caveman sounds effortless yet meticulously crafted. Transitions throughout their songs is somewhere between The Morning Benders and Arcade Fire with their own entrancing ambient spark.
“Old Friend” off Caveman’s album Coco Beware encompasses this relationship they’ve established.
Complex collectivism arise from simple lyrics, taking listeners through every season and an array of emotions.
Although they just formed in January 2010, Caveman has already played alongside the likes of Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeroes, Cursive, and Blue Oyster Cult.
my place of serenity in the city of subdued excitement.
Spring Fever
The symptoms of spring fever begin to arise with love struck dazes as winter fades. Emerging from the winter blues, it’s that time to indulge in uplifting sounds for the beginning of new romances, spontaneous adventures, road trip drives, and soaking up this sun that’s been hidden for far too long.
Fever Blanket - Day Dream every waking night away.
“I want you to know when I think of you my heart always climbs into my throat,
I’m trying to spit out these words but they just won’t go….”
A$AP Rocky - Hands on the Wheel feeling lit, feeling like 2 a.m. summer nights
For you bundled up readers, here are some covers to keep you company on these short days and cold nights.
Including tracks from The Morning Benders, Gnarls Barkley, Smashing Pumpkins, and Phoenix to name a few… this mix will be sure to put you asleep or keep you awake.
I figured MTV is already bombarding you with shit television and the occasional overplayed hit, so I’ve dug deep into Scandinavian territory to find something you’ve never heard before. This captivatingly eerie video by Danish electro-pop quartet, When Saints Go Machine, is a well-executed, dreamlike excursion. The result of synchronizing the lyrics of Parix with such eloquent scenes is hallucinogenic.
