March 5, 2010 | 3:18pm ET
- “Careful What You Say” by Class Actress
- “Arkansas” by Damien Jurado
- “Working This Job” by Drive-By Truckers
- “El Consejo” by Groupo Fantasma
- “Drink Your Wine” (feat. Fiery Furnaces) by Martin Bisi
- “The Cut” by Quitzow
- “Giving Birth To Imagined Saviors” by Red Sparowes
- “Driving” by Setting Sun
- “A More Perfect Union” by Titus Andronicus
- “Falls City” by Venice is Sinking
- “Kill Me Carolyne” by The Whigs
- “The Sun Ain’t Shining No More” (33Hz Remix) by The Asteroids Galaxy Tour
- “Eyes Down” (Warrior One Remix) by Bonobo
- “Rockets” (Discotexas Remix) by Butterfly Bones
- “Claustrophobia” (The Antlers Remix) by Choir of Young Believers
- “Heart of Stone” (Raveonettes Cover) by Dum Dum Girls
- “Quicksand” (Boy 8-Bit Remix) by La Roux
- “Doomsday Devices” (Golden Bloom Cover) by The Motion Sick
- “Cousins” (Vampire Weekend Cover) by Mumford & Sons
- “The Shining Path” (Alan Wilkis Remix) by RJD2
- “Third Of Life” by A Weather
- “Out” by Berry
- “Undercover” by Bridges & Blinking Lights
- “Leaves Eclipse the Light” by Eluvium
- “Orion’s Beltbuckle” by Free the Robots
- “Hot Sprawl” by Man/Miracle
- “Covenant” by Rykarda Parasol
- “Hymn of the Consecration” by Sabbath Assembly
- “Pink Graffiti pt. 1” by Secret Cities
- “Killing Kind” by Shark Speed
- “Mysterious” by The Splinters
- “TV Guide” by Summer Cats
- “If It Feels Alright” by Woven Bones
- “Blood Cops” by Yukon Blonde
- “Tribe” by The Young Sinclairs
You didn’t think we were going to omit our weekly Friday Mixtape from the new site, did you? Sure, there’s a lot of newness all around, but the formula for the Mixtape remains the same — put together week’s best mix of new singles, remixes, and covers. Then, for kicks, we add mp3s from some up-and-comers you just might want to check out. Anyhow, as always, we did just that this week and are now ready to present it to you below. Enjoy!
We also would like to take this opportunity to introduce you to our brand new mp3 player. As you will see, it’s pretty fancy and allows you to both stream and download with one fell swoop.
NEW Singles:
Covers, Remixes, and all that JAZZ:
Something to CHECK OUT:
Hat tip to Spinner, Stereogum, and Pitchfork for mp3 support…