Let it roll, Willard Grant Conspiracy

After a three minutes strong intro, a voice as deep (and tuned) as Nick Cave walks us into the abysm of noise and emotion. A 9 minutes long effort worth deeping in.

Deep six textbook, Let's eat grandma

So painfully beautiful that you have to listen to it over and over again.
Plus that Coco Rosie sounding voice is just enough to win you over.

Sometimes, Oscar

Easy, sayCet

Beautiful people, Mark Pritchard

(feat. Thom Yorke) And maybe there's no need to say anything else...

Take it there, Massive Attack & Tricky

Graines d'Etoile, Perry Blake (feat. Emile Simon)

Perry Blake was one of my youth favourite singers, dark, frail and moody. When I came across with the livelier a-la Divine Comedy album California, I was surprised but the songs grew in me little by little and the last one with the mellow voice of Emile Simon drove me back to my youth.

Emilie Simon, Perry Blake - Graines d'Etoile sur wat.tv

Occupied, The Radio Dept

Buried, Shlohmo

Funeral, Angels Dust

"So what time is my funeral..."

The Skin of my Yellow Country Teeth, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah

"But let me tell you I have a plan..."

Morning Side, Four Tet

20 minutes of bliss...

Aurora, Veruca Salt

The sheer simplicity of this little song still moves me time after time no matter how many years go by.

 

Fall in Love, Phantogram

Super Connected, Belly

(From the Guilty Pleasures series) Another great tune from the far away 90s.

Stofnar Falla, Samaris

Lemonade, Coco Rosie

Sea Creatures, Soak

Bled to death, Daughn Gibson

I don't want to, La casa al mare

The opening track on the debut album by La casa al Mare takes us immediately to My Bloody Valentine and that is always a good path to follow.