Eddie Vedder

Into the Wild - soundtrack

September 21, 2007

Taking a break from his day job fronting rock heavyweight Pearl Jam, Eddie Vedder immerses himself into the big-screen story of a young man who gives all his money to charity and hitchhikes to a new life--and his eventual death--in the wilds of Alaska. Prompted by the film's creator, Sean Penn, to contribute to the musical score, the Seattle musician tackled the entire project, playing every instrument on the soundtrack's nine original and two cover songs. Vedder contemplates the traveler "setting forth in the universe" in the opener "Setting Forth," then tracks in the remaining songs the realizations and disillusionments that follow. A wish comes true in banjo-plucked "No Ceiling" to "up and disappear," while affluence is questioned on the hard-rocking "Far Behind," with Vedder singing, "Empty pockets will/Allow a greater sense of wealth." No song in the album's first half exceeds two-and-a-half minutes, remedied by Vedder's pertinent five-minute stamp on the remake of Indio's "Hard Sun," complete with eerie backing vocals by Sleater-Kinney's Corin Tucker. The songwriter puts wealth on the hot seat in "Society," questioning, "If less is more/How you keepin' score?" The darkly sung folk song bookends the reticent declaration "Guaranteed," wonderfully delivered and quietly strummed, in which the prodigal Vedder wraps the journey in one line: "Leave it to me as I find a way to be/Consider me a satellite forever orbiting." (The record is packaged like a hardcover book, with vivid photography and lyrics.) --Scott Holter


1. Setting Forth 1:39
2. No Ceiling 1:34
3. Far Behind 2:15
4. Rise 2:36
5. Long Nights 2:31
6. Tuolumne 1:00
7. Hard Sun 5:21
8. Society 3:56
9. The Wolf 1:32
10. End Of The Road 3:19
11. Guaranteed 7:23

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Buika

Mi nina Lola

April 3, 2006

2006 album from this lively performer from Spain. Buika mixes Flamenco with Soul, Jazz and Funk, always keeping her sound fresh and original. She has earned critical and commercial success across Europe and has even enchanted audiences in Las Vegas, Nevada! 'It takes all of one minute to appreciate why this album has been such a hit in Spain [...] the results are nothing less than hypnotic. A star is born!'- Clive Davis The Sunday Times. Warner. 2007.

1. Mi Niña Lola
2. Ojos Verdes
3. Te Camelo
4. Ay de Mi Primavera
5. Mi Manera
6. Nostalgias
7. Triunfo
8. Bulería Alegre
9. Love
10. Loca
11. Jodida Pero Contenta

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k d lang

Watershed

February 5, 2008


In her first quarter-century in the music business, Canadian k.d. lang has gone from straight-up country artist to iconic pop songstress, with many side-steps into pop, jazz, and show tunes along the way. An eight-year break since her last record of originals (2000’s Invincible Summer) has re-channeled and recharged both the songwriter and that brightly toned voice that lies within. In assembling this intimate 11-song album, which features many of her enduring collaborators but is defined by her powerhouse vocals, lang drew inspiration from all her favorite musical styles. The bass- and string-driven "Coming Home" and "I Dream of Spring"--a Spanish-style pop dream accented with Greg Leisz’s signature steel guitar--are easy picks for "Constant Craving"-like success, yet Watershed’s magnetism is captured in the expansion of lang’s songwriting palette: the hushed jazz of "Flame of the Uninspired," the Brazilian jolts of "Upstream," and the absolute rawness of "Jealous Dog," which strips away any studio veneer, leaving that voice as pure and bewitching as ever. --Scott Holter

1. I Dream of Spring 4:00
2. Je fais la planche 2:51
3. Coming Home 3:26
4. Once in a While 3:27
5. Thread 3:38
6. Close Your Eyes 4:26
7. Sunday 4:17
8. Flame of the Uninspired 3:30
9. Upstream 3:37
10. Shadow and the Frame 3:07
11. Jealous Dog 2:32


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Miss Kittin

Batbox


March 4, 2008

Grenoble born Caroline Hervé, aka Miss Kittin, has in recent years established herself as one of the most
inspiring DJs and voices to emerge within the electronic music scene. Her vocal collaborations have produced
seminal moments of dancefloor heaven. Her tracks with longstanding production partner The Hacker, such as
Frank Sinatra and 1982, propelled them both into the spotlight.
Miss Kittin released her debut solo artist album I Com in 2004, that showed her spreading her wings with jacking
Chicago house, distorted punk attitude, skanked-up dub and electronic pop as the singles Professional Distortion,
Requiem For A Hit and Happy Violentine aptly displayed.
The heavily-accented deadpan delivery over techno beats that established her notoriety on previous recordings has
been unseated by a desire to sing, to scream, to rap and to croon, all of which she manages to do with ample
helpings of sly wit and wordplay and a musical landscape that incorporates both brazen beats and intoxicating
atmospherics.

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1. Kittin Is High 3:51
2. BatBox 3:20
3. Grace 3:19
4. Solidasarockstar 3:56
5. Barefoot Tonight 3:03
6. Play Me A Tape 4:08
7. Pollution Of The Mind 5:16
8. Wash 'n' Dry 4:15
9. Metalhead 5:23
10. Machine Joy 3:32
11. Sunset Strip 3:02
12. Playmate Of The Century 4:04
13. Lightmaker 4:31


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Beach House

DEVOTION

February 26, 2008


Nothing much happens on the second album from this Baltimore, Maryland duo, but it all unfolds so beautifully you would be hard-pressed to complain. Using slow-motion rhythms, ghostly vocals and dreamy carnival organs in its attempt to pull together a set of vaporous melodies, the band comes up with a spellbinding collection of songs that in its best moments recalls the hazy wonder of dream-pop predecessors the Velvet Underground and Mazzy Star. Singer Victoria Legrand is the niece of famed soundtrack composer Michel, which could explain why so many of the songs--especially standouts like "D.A.R.L.I.N.G." and "Heart of Chambers"--have such a convincingly cinematic feel. Hopefully, the producers at HBO are listening. --Aidin Vaziri



1. Wedding Bell 3:54
2. You Came to Me 4:05
3. Gila 4:46
4. Turtle Island 3:59
5. Holy Dances 4:19
6. All The Years 3:36
7. Heart of Chambers 4:25
8. Some Things Last a Long Time 2:31
9. Astronaut 5:04
10. D.A.R.L.I.N.G. 3:18
11. Home Again 4:08

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Vampire Weekend

Vampire Weekend

January 29, 2008

This NY four-piece draw on their diverse backgrounds and interests, experimenting with African guitar music, the Western classical canon, hazy memories of Cape Cod summers, winters in upper Manhattan, and reggaeton. "Equal parts shruggy New York indie strumming and groovy Afro-pop, Vampire Weekend's organ-and-drum runs highlight narratives about relationships, punctuation, and sometimes both" - Spin.

1. Mansard Roof 2:07
2. Oxford Comma 3:15
3. A-Punk 2:17 $0.89
4. Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa 3:34
5. M79 4:15
6. Campus 2:55
7. Bryn 2:12
8. One (Blake's Got A New Face) 3:13
9. Walcott 3:41
10. The Kids Don't Stand 4:03


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Goldfrapp

Seventh tree

February 26, 2008

After spooking casual fans with whip-cracking beats, mechanical melodies and the low grade S&M imagery of 2005's Supernature, Alison Goldfrapp and musical partner Will Gregory crawl out of their dark disco dungeon and run wild in the country with Seventh Tree. The duo's fourth album is a throwback to its moody debut, Felt Mountain, emphasizing gently strummed acoustic guitars and shy romantic melodies; sounding significantly more Joni Mitchell than Depeche Mode. Soft-focus ballads like "Clowns" and "A&E" swell with strings and bird noises, while the synth-heavy "Happiness" finds the group reconnecting with its electronic past only to redecorate it with rainbow tassles and pony stickers. But listen closely to the lyrics and you'll discover the old demons still linger beneath the luminous surface: "We can see you troubled soul/ Give us all your money we'll/ Make it better." --Aidin Vaziri

1. Clowns
2. Little Bird
3. Happiness
4. Road to Somewhere
5. Eat Yourself
6. Some People
7. A & E
8. Cologne Cerrone Houdini
9. Caravan Girl
10. Monster Love

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Morcheeba

Dive Deep

February 19, 2008

In a world choked with sound, it's difficult to find any music that truly lingers and resonates with the listener. Morhceeba are a fountain of such music. "Dive Deep" is an organic compilation of tracks written in the studio with several collaborating guest vocalists. The result reflects the musical diversity, which has made Morcheeba's prior works such a success.


1. Enjoy The Ride (Feat. Judy Tzuke)
2. Riverbed (Feat. Thomas Dybdall)
3. Thumbnails
4. Run Honey Run (Feat. Bradley)
5. Gained The World (Feat. Manda)
6. One Love Karma
7. Au-Delà (Feat. Manda)
8. Blue Chair (Feat. Judy Tzuke)
9. Sleep On It Tonight (Feat. Thomas Dybdall)
10. The Ledge Beyond The Edge
11. Washed Away (Feat. Thomas Dybdall)


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Supreme beings of leisure

11i


February 12, 2008


Supreme Beings of Leisure return with their third album, 11i a darkly cinematic collection of enchanting, hypnotizing songs. Sultry rhythms and understated electronica complement the sophisticated songcraft behind their signature sound.

The album is a song cycle about daily life that begins with the sumptuous prelude of The Light and seamlessly evolves into the concluding drifting-into-dreams track, Lay Me Down. In between are standouts including the wistful and melodic This World, Mirror and Angelhead (feat. Lili Haydn).

1. The Light (Album Version) 4:48
2. This World (Album Version) 3:26
3. Mirror (Album Version) 5:11
4. Swallow (Album Version) 4:48
5. Good (Album Version) 4:04
6. Pieces (Album Version) 4:07
7. Angelhead feat. Lili Hayden (Album Version) 4:49
8. Ride (Album Version) 5:07
9. Oneness (Album Version) 3:01
10. Everywhere (Album Version) 5:06
11. Lay Me Down (Album Version) 8:18

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