STREAM: Cheated Hearts (Yppah Remix) By Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Clicking around the internets I found this here streamable Yeah Yeah Yeahs remix by downbeatdj Yppah. Dig it.

Streamable:

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Also, according to the YYY's the new record is, well.... "NEW RECORD? NEW RECORD!! NEW RECORD IS GETTING CLOSER TO BEING DONE DONE DONE!" More of that... here.

More Yppah? Check out a streamable mixtape @ Nacho Pancho... here.

Ninjatune is here.
Wiki Wiki Wiki here.
Imeem page is here.
eMusic page is here.
Old GT posts are here and here.
Day Of The Woman myspace page is here.

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- Essential Life Skills: Open a beer bottle with a piece of paper... here.

- Random REPOST: "Sharks" (box.net mp3) by Cadence Weapon

- This week in FORKCAST:
(Nick Cave interviewed)... here or here.
(New Titus vid)... here.
(New arstyfartsy Beck vid)... here (if their link doesn't work try here).
(New Los Campesinos mp3)... here.
(New Brendan Canning vid)... here.
(Mp3 from CMJ 2008 darlings DRINK UP BUTTERCUP)... here.

Nothing a Pair of Sissors Can't Fix

Have you ever read John Berryman's poetry? Half of the indie rock songwriters in the world have been reading his stuff, and you should too.

Berryman was rock & roll. He wrote ragged, emotional poetry, breaking rhyme scheme and rhythm rules in the most amazing ways.

Here's Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds wailing about writing and postmodernism and John Berryman's suicide. We Call Upon The Author (track via Snuh's LiveJournal).

Of course, The Hold Steady needed to talk about Berryman too. Here's a live version of "stuck between the stations," punctuated by the amazing line: "There was that night that we thought that John Berryman could fly. / But he didn't so he died" (track via Captain's Dead)

Finally, here's Okkervil River riffing off the Beach Boys and singing about John Berryman's last days. It's called John Allen Smith Sails, and was one of my favorite songs last year (track via Mixtape 4 Melfi).

I'm not the only person who thought about this. Brandon Stosuy wrote an essay about The Hold Steady and Berryman, called, excellently enough, How a Resurrection Really Feels.

Finally, for your weekend listening pleasure, Bob sends along a song from 3/4ths of the band, Grizzly Bear. It's Department of Eagles, composed of, according to the press release, "Daniel Rossen from Grizzly Bear with his friend Fred Nicolaus, plus assistance from Chris Taylor and Chris Bear also of Grizzly Bear."

Here's the title track, In Ear Park.

See No Evil (Television Cover) By We Versus The Shark

Athens, Ga.'s We Versus The Shark have a new album of crunchy posthardcore out this summer, Dirty Versions. They also have another album. It is a album of covers entitled Murmurmur. The tracks on Murmurmur are being released piecemeal on donation-based Quote - Unquote Records. It is scheduled to be finished in late 2008. One can't help but wonder based solely on the album title and location of the band... will they cover R.E.M.??

Here are two tracks:
"See No Evil (Television Cover)" (mp3)
"The Greatest Gift (Scratch Acid Cover)" (mp3)

More tracks on Murmurmur are available here.

Myspace page is here.
Hello Sir Records is here.
Quote Unquote is here.
Emusic page is here.

BONUS: Even though I just posted them last week, here are two new We Versus The Shark tracks:
"Hello Blood" (mp3)
"Mr. Ego Death" (mp3)

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-There's a new Blood On The Wall vid @ s'gum... here.

- Side One Track One looks at The Ting Tings... here.

- Tullycraft posts a new one from indie rockers, The Old Haunts... here.

- Black Taj (featuring the guitar and bass of Polvo) have a new mp3 floating around the internets... here. Listen: "Fresh Air Traverse" (mp3)

- Daytrotter gets Murder Mystery to perform "Love Astronaut" (non-daytrotter mp3)... here.

- SUCKAPANTS belatedly recaps SXSW 2008 + mp3s from Rejouissance... here.

- Hey NYC, it's Bike Month. Watch: "Bicycle Race" (youtube) by Queen. Listen: "Buses" (mp3) by The Sweet Ones

- Muzzle Of Bees likes the new Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds album (probably because... it rocks)... here.