Lemaitre

LIYL: Justice, and Overwerk

Lemaitre, has been on fire lately!
Heavy dub-dance tunes that bubble and burst in your ear drums.

<Say hello to your new secret party weapon>

Just shut up and listen.

Feel Flows~




-Honey Thief

fLako

LIYL: Flying Lotus, XXYXX


"Carving Away The Clay impresses upon the idea of an ongoing process in which raw material is stripped off of anything superfluous or impeding until the essential parts of ourselves are exposed. It is a never ending process of striving for perfection in all areas of life."


..Could I have said it any better?
Absolutely not.

I will add one thing though:

The songs flow in a serpentine motion in my head.
Dizzying, but in a sort of hypnotic way.

Best consumed with your eyes closed.
3 AM.


Feel Flows~

P.S- The synth solo in "Lonely Town" reminds me of what Rick Wright might've played back in the day.



    
-Honey Thief

The Postal Service

in 2012, Pitchfork did an interview with Ben Gibbard.
He told tales of his latest album with his band Death Cab For Cutie and had a brief discussion about his solo record. Sure, people were interested. But what should have been the main topic of conversation is his love for slow pulsing electronica music.

Back in '03 Gibbard teamed up with acclaimed electronic producer DNTEL.
They later formed one of the most influential bands of the decade.
The Postal Service.

What people don't realize about the album is that no matter how brightly polished, it was an album about loneliness.
It would seem that Gibbard was going through a rough patch in his life. A patch that apparently could only be filled by the crisp clasp of an E-drum and a twinkling synth.

Now, in 2013, the age of bumping fists and slutty clothes, The Postal Service announce their return to give the world some much needed closure.
Fans can rest easily knowing that Gibbard doesnt plan on stepping out of the spotlight anytime soon,
but he has concluded that there will be no new album to follow their long list of tour dates.

And as much as I would love to see The Postal Service in a small and cramped venue in which their sound is best consumed, I know that it's nearly impossible to get that lucky.


Download the album "Give Up" by The Postal Service for FREE
>>>as soon as you're through listening to the singles below.

Cheers.


Feel Flows~

-Honey Thief

Baths

LIYL: Flying Lotus, Washed Out, and Passion Pit

You ready?

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LA glitch-electronica with ambient vocals that stretch and stream in and out of colorful phrasing..
Colorful phrasing that stretch and stream in and out of textured percussion..
Textured percussions that stretch and stream in and out of your petty fuckin' ear drums.

Got it? good.

Feel Flows~

-Honey Thief

OVERWERK

LIYL: Daft Punk, and Skrillex

To show you how dedicated they are,
here is a new highly anticipated EP by one of our favorites electronica producers..

Feel Flows~


-Honey Thief

Afternoon Delight

Needs to be seen!

-Honey Thief

Ugress

He would call it "Cinematic electonica for the darkness of silver screens and dancefloors"
...I call it "TRONmusik"

... Best consumed at a black-light party tripping on a substantial amount of magic mushrooms.
..It is what it is..

Pick up his album here >>> Bandcamp

Feel Flows~

XXYYXX

<insert comment enticing one to listen to the songs posted below>



Feel Flows~

-Honey Thief 

Ratatat

Early jam.

Feel Flows~~~

-Thief

AWOLNATION

Feel Flows~~~~
imagine yourself as a cartographer
your ship is lost,
and your staring down what looks awfully like the rabbit hole in a story you once read.
You're floating toward some distant constellation.
But as you progress,
gravity begins to fuel your speed.
Before you know it,
there is fire to your feet.

...This song, is the soundtrack for that feeling..

In essence, "5ive" gum commercials aint got nothin' on the feelings flow..

-Thief