Inc. 
: (Official)
Rating: 8.4
SBTRKT featuring Roses Gabor. Track 8 on the new s/t LP. Here comes the win.
SBTRKT – PharaohsSBTRKT 
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Rating: 8.5
Remember that super cool Les Paul-tribute Google doodle from last week that you could actually play? Yeah, that was awesome. If not for a lack of mouse dexterity I’d have totally nailed “Semi-Charmed Life” on it. Floridian indie band used the doodle to record a quiet, almost eerie version of Britney’s “Till’ The World Ends” and it’s awesome! Click the vid below to see how they did it. (It’s amazing!) p.s. We totally just used Les Paul’s name and Britney Spears’ name in the context of one blog post. We totally just took it there.
Look at the Fields – Till’ The World Ends (Google Guitar Doodle Britney Spears Cover)Look at the Fields 
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Rating: 8.3
Classic R&B/soul from the ATL. The sunny, feel-good “Heartlite” is the perfect soundtrack for your weekend. Now move those feet! Catch that summertime groove.
Soulphonics & Ruby Valle – HeartliteSoulphonics & Ruby Valle 
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Rating: 8.0
Yeah! Tell us what it is, girl! Gwen Stefani, Gaga, Peter Gabriel, Timberlake, lots of vocal influences to pick out here. The Gwen influence is the most evident here though, listen to some of those vocal affectations in the verses. For “Calling the Maker”, a few big beats, some really big hooks, and a little bit of soul all cook together here excellently and amount to great track from Aimee Allen. Tell us what y’all think.
Aimee Allen – Calling the MakerAimee Allen : (Official) (Myspace) (Facebook)
Rating: 8.0
The embattled Kanye vocal track gets a flip over Deadboy’s excellent remix of Drake and Alicia Keys’ “Fireworks”.
Kanye West – Mama’s Boyfriend (Dimunitive Remix)Kanye West 
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Rating: 8.5
“Cave Song” is swirling, cavernous, rapturous. This is as radio friendly as WU LYF gets on their debut album, Go Tell Fire to the Mountain, which was released on Monday in the UK and is set for August 22nd here in North America. The band has dismissed notions of secrecy and given several interviews over the past three weeks. Per lead singer Ellery Roberts, Go Tell Fire To The Mountain is a concept album originally envisioned as a film. In a nutshell: Son metaphorically kills father-king then is turned away when he attempts to assume the throne. Shakespearean Bros, Shakespearean! “Cave Song” has the best back-up yelping this side of Apologies to the Queen Mary. Any comparisons to Modest Mouse, Walkmen et all are to me evolution rather than derivation. Counting the days to their show @ the Echo July 26th. – by Chris Gedos
WU LYF – Cave SongWu Lyf : (Official) (Myspace) (Facebook)
Rating: 9
OK, so we’re thinking Caspa’s new “Fulham 2 Waterloo” is some sort of send up to “Miami 2 Ibiza” but one can never be too sure about these things.
Caspa – Fulham 2 WaterlooCaspa : (Myspace) (Twitter) (Facebook)
Rating: 8.0
Our man A.Skillz gets busy in the mix on this five-star awesome flip of the Ashes and Simpson classic. We are definitely feeling the early 90’s club feel to this. Everybody dance now!
Marlena Shaw – California Soul (A.Skillz Remix)A.Skillz : (Soundcloud) (Facebook) (Twitter)
Rating: 8.4
Oooooh “Culture of Fear”. Sounds creeeeepy. Aah! Spooks aside, we do have some new Thievery Corp. flavor for your ear. The track, which the duo leaked today, features longtime Def Jux MC Mr. Lif and, as you would expect, goes pretty damn hard. Check it below.
Thievery Corporation – Culture of Fear (Feat. Mr. Lif)Thievery Corporation 
: (Official) (Myspace)
Rating: 7.8
Long Arm’s stunning “The Branches” sounds bit like what Portishead’s Third might’ve sounded like had those geezers not totally shat the bed. Jerky, detached, heavy beats frame fuzzed out jazz and vocal samples. Rapper Teknical Development of UK hip hop group Obba Supa flows a few choice pensive bars into the mix.
Long Arm – The Branches (Feat. Teknical Development)Long Arm 
: (Myspace)
Rating: 8.3
It’s back to the “Rave On” album of Buddy Holly covers, due to drop June 28. It’s hard to go wrong with a Holly song, but Florence + the Machine outdid themselves on “Not Fade Away”. Gotta love the arrangement, which includes a wandering tuba. Florence is hot off of a reportedly huge Bonnaroo reaction, and I’ve got to believe that Buddy would be proud. Contributed by Bruce Rave
Florence + The Machine – Not Fade AwayFlorence + The Machine : (Official) (Purchase Rave On)
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