Here’s a behind the music look at the New York phenom group CULTS. Enjoy.

Once again, Reynolds proves with out a doubt why they call him The Boss. 

Of Montreal covers “Devil Went Down to Georgia” live in Atlanta.  The cover actually starts around 3:30.  

I feel like I’m watching a Flaming Lips pre-cursor when I watch live Of Montreal videos.  

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Wooden Iphone skins?!

You know you like nature, and you know you like showing off your Iphone and all of you’re cool apps. Our friends in Portland have brought the two together and created wooden Iphone skins. Check them out at www.getrecover.com, all your fellow Apple friends will be jealous. March on Robots. 

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Yet another gem from their new album. Obtain (legally of course!) as soon as you can! March on. 

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In celebration of Cults releasing their very first full length album here is the video for the song “Abducted”. Enjoy. Oh and a year ago we told you to keep an eye out for this dynamic duo, looks who’s right. We are. March on Trendroboters.

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Here’s the second of those two new Arcade Fire tracks that debuted yesterday on Zane Lowe.  ”Culture War” follows in the jangle footsteps of The Suburbs, but still has that Funeral presence. 

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New Arcade Fire tracks debuted on BBC DJ Zane Lowe’s program today.  ”Speaking in Tongues” (heard here) and “Culture War” (the upcoming post) both feature melodies and hooks reminiscent of Funeral.  Not a bad look into the past, to say the least. 

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Of Montreal Cover The White Stripes’ “Fell In Love With A Girl”.  

When you think of Of Montreal, you immediately think of unicorns, psychedelic colors, and (let’s be honest) maybe the Outback commercial.  The Onion’s AV Club, God bless their souls, rounded up a new batch of songs for artists to cover, and Of Montreal chose the most lo-fi, out of their typical mindset song that they could find.  Eccentrics?  Yes.  Garage rockers at heart?  Hell yes.   

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Heres some music that hails from the San Francisco region of the United States. They’ve got a sound that you don’t hear everyday, and it is a welcome relief. It’s reminiscent of music our parents (depending on who you are) may have enjoyed around the heyday of the Haight Ashbury district. Enjoy this and let it get you through the following summer nights my fellow Trend Roboters.