Disconcerts- Human Figure in Motion

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXPnoDUFPZ4

First single from the Disconcerts out of the UK. Very old skool alternative type track that could have come out of the mid-eighties. This is the first single for the band available on 7 Inch or Digital Download. Think PIL or The Fall. Can't say much more than that. Wicked track.

CocknBullKid - I'm Not Sorry

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNC3zHFeShg

Fantastic new single from CockNBullKid released on MoshiMoshi Records. Supposedly there is a full length record on the way. Electropop music. We reviewed another wicked single by the band on July 20, 2008 if interested in more. The Kid is based out of the UK.

Electrelane - Gone Under Sea

British indie rock from Brighton, sung in French.

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9E6s6Dz-6YM

Max Pashm - Manea-k

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8x4LEPh79as (warning: may load slowly -- if so try the MySpace)

MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/maxpashm

With an album cover and title that clearly gives a nod to a certain album by the Sex Pistols, here's something a little bit different for Tuesday. Max Pashm describes his music as KlezmerBalkanGreekGypsyPunk with Electro-beats. He has created a world music fusion that is almost certain to make you want to stand up and dance. The song is about 4:50 minutes long so don't be fooled by the 8 minute video. Enjoy the beats.

Lissy Trullie - Boy Boy

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tt6CGCp_ZEc

Sweet Indie Rock!!! Fantastic cut from this New York Outfit and taken from their Self-Taught Learner EP. Makes me think of a cleaner Jesus and The Mary Chain.

The Hermit Crabs - Correspondence Course

Some very good indie twee from this Scottish band off the Matinee Records label. This is the bands second ep for the label and the title track features lyrics mentioning Lynard Skynard and This Mortal Coil in the same line. fantastic. Very Camera Obscura country/twee like sound. Check out the track on their website below as there is no official video for the song:

http://www.thehermitcrabs.co.uk/tunes.html

Global Deejays feat. Rozalla - Everybody's free

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PySU22t9YZo

Classic piano rave/house club track from the nineties funked up by the Global Deejays crew. Big sounding remix while keeping the chorus of the original track.

Talking about nineties music. Sister Blog Panic Manual will be rocking the Boat on Augusta in Toronto on Thursday April 9, 2009 (night before Good Friday) with a mixture of 90's dance and indie classics for their 90s dance party titled Panic At The Boat. International Superstar DJ's Tricky Ricky and Wade "do you want go faster" Vroom will be on the ipods of steel. Worth Checking out.

I also include the classic original video:

Peter Bjorn and John - Nothing To Worry About

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVniEYCdaoM

Brand new single from swedes Peter Bjorn John off their forthcoming fifth album Living Thing due out in March in the UK. Very cool video.

Le Corps Mince de Françoise - BITCH OF THE BITCHES

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbJwGMvUEQA

Out next week on 7 Inch on Relentless Records. A great indie electro record from this trio of ladies from Helsinki, Finland. Don't think their is a full length yet but should be a good one once released. Another baile funk type track called Rayban Glasses is floating around the internet in various mixed form. But this track, Bitch of the Bitches is definately the cut.

The Virgins - Teen Lovers

Video: http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=51653886

Funky track clocking in a record speed of 2:15. Definately eighties sounding. Been out in North America for awhile but gets the full release in the UK this week on 7 Inch. An American 4 member band signed to Atlantic Records in the States. This track is taken from their full length self titled debut record.

The song Rich Girls was number 68 on Rolling Stone's list of the 100 Best Songs of 2008 if that means anything. Not as good as Teen Lovers though. Can't get the Myspace embed to work so click on the above link for the video on myspace.

CFCF - You Hear Colors

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkcmvELP_tU

Fantastic downtempo track from this Canadian outfit. I hear everything from Art Of Noise Moments of Love to Running Up That Hill By Kate Bush borrowed for this chill out track. CFCF are in Toronto on March 19 and 21st at Augusta House and Burroughs Building.

Glasvegas - Flowers & Football Tops

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CFyP-nrlkg

Okay...I really didn't get the hype on this band when I first heard their single Geraldine. But the latest single Flowers & Football Tops made me revisit and I finally get it. Fantastic indiepop from this Scottish band and taken from their first full length self-titled LP. Unfortunately no video to embed so you need to click on the Youtube link above to get the video.

Hatcham Social - Murder In The Dark

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9Q2_Cyq838

Very eighties jangling guitar sounding track from the Hatcham Social. Supposedly Tim Burgess of Charlatans fame is helping them put together their first full length LP called You Dig The Tunnel I'll Hide The Soil on Fierce Panda Records in the UK. This Single released in the UK the week of March 9th is also on Fierce Panda Records. Quite good.

Sandy Rivera- I Can't Stop (Luca Cassani Remix)

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xr82_JI_YTA

Bumping house track off the long run UK House label Defected Records. I like the use of the one lyric in this track over nice filtered house. There's a large number of mixes out there but out of the two I have heard this is the one I like the best. No official video for this but someone has nice to create one.

Emmy the Great First Love

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dS8uy5fwfs

This is rumoured to be the second single off Emmy The Great's first album called First Love which was released last week. Fantastic indiefolkpop single. You may have heard her sing on the amazing BPA single titled Seattle (reviewed back on November 29). Emma Lee-Moss was born in Hong Kong and ended up moving as a child to London.