The last we heard of Solid Gold was when they released their debut album Bodies Of Water in 2008, which we took a definite liking to, especially since they are on Green Label Sound (a single’s label), which featured other artists such as Chromeo, Holy Ghost! and Amazing Baby to name a few…

Lo-Fi-Fnk came on the scene with huge potential in 06′ with Boylife and they sort of stayed off our radar for a while.
They are probably most remembered for that wonderful track “City” which The Teenagers remixed as well, and a remix they did for Softlightes.

A FEW YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED.

Before we go completely crazy for 2010 and its endless musical possibilities…

Female Swedish s(w)ingers’ orgy alert.

We will not give you flak for looking at this post just because we mentioned Nada Surf & The Blow, but we would be utterly shocked if you do not sit up and take notice of El May after this.

Last we heard, Teenagersintokyo relocated to London and was holed away in the Welsh mountains with Bat for Lashes producer David Kosten to record their upcoming album, to be released this year.

Neon Indian liked one of Grizzly Bear’s tracks “Cheerleader” so much, they actually decided to remix it twice over with vastly different outcomes.

We all believe things come and go in cycles and if anyone is complaining about The Mary Onettes sounding too 80s, they shoud really search their souls.

Looking at the image above, you would never believe they would actually make a song proclaiming their love for a city like London, maybe a brain eating tribe, no?

It is said we are in an age where singles matter more than full albums. Sometimes a single track makes an artist or in other cases, it kills.

We beg to differ and still prefer having full albums, which provide a basis for better judgement.