April 1, 2011 | 3:15pm ET
It’s still miserable outside, and April Fool’s jokes don’t make the day any better. Hopefully this does though: our newest Friday Mixtape features new music from Fucked Up, Boris, Cold Cave, The Donkeys, Holy Ghosts!, and more, plus loads of remixes and covers, the latter of which comes compliments of our friends at Cover Me. Scroll to the bottom and you’ll also find loads of mp3s from up and comers you just might want to check out. Enjoy, and hopefully next week will be warmer.
P.S. New Foo Fighters album.
NEW Singles:
- “Paper Airplane” by Alison Krauss and Union Station
- “Riot Sugar” by Boris
- “Villains of the Moon” by Cold Cave
- “I Like The Way You Walk” by The Donkeys
- “Lemonade” by Fly Moon Royalty
- “Do You Feed” by Fucked Up (as Animal Man)
- “Do It Again” by Holy Ghosts!
- “Less Than Zero” by K.Flay
- “Watergun” by Neighbors
- “Second Bird Of Paradise” by The Rosebuds
- “Empty Screams” by Something Fierce
COVER Me Songs:
- “Detlef Schrempf” (Band of Horses Cover) by Amber Wilson
- “One Rainy Wish” (Jimi Hendrix Cover) by Clinton Curtis
- “We R Who We R” (Ke$ha Cover) by Corin Joel
- “God Help Me” (Jesus and Mary Chain Cover) by Dead Rock West
- “Paradise by the Dashboard Light” (Meatloaf Cover) by Elastic No-No Band
- “Lithium” (Nirvana Cover) by Empty Field
- “White Winter Hymnal” (Fleet Foxes Cover) by Kina Grannis
- “Thousands Are Sailing” (The Pogues Cover) by Max and the Wild Things
- “Runaway” (Del Shannon Cover) by Rooney
- “Magic Trick” (M. Ward Cover) by The 4onthefloor
Remixes GALORE:
- “Arrows” (Juan McLean Remix) by The Big Crunch Theory
- “California” (Souldrop Remix) by Datarock
- “Ultralight” (Midnight Surfer Remix) by Parallels
Something to CHECK OUT:
- “Really Don’t Know (About You)” by Almost Free
- “Dance All Night” by American Babies
- “Groggy” by Bobby
- “Vrgn Evl” by El Obo
- “Raunchy” by Jason Forrest
- “Hearts Desire” by The Morning Birds
- “Lament” by Mount Moriah
- “Grandma” by Skeletons
mp3 support via BrooklynVegan, Cover Me, My Old Kentucky Blog, Pitchfork, Spinner, and Stereogum
