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#Haim days are gone vinyl speed problem full#

#Haim days are gone vinyl speed problem full#

Haim – Days Are Gone (September 30) Haim sisters Danielle, Alana, and Este are set to release their first full length album “Days are Gone” after several months of leaving incredibly tasty treats in their trail like “Falling” and “Don’t Save Me” that had us wanting more.Clown this guy if you want for having a single called “Tuscan Leather” on his forthcoming release, but he knows that probably what you’re laughing at you can’t afford, so he’s ultimately getting the last laugh. However, Drake is absolutely the opposite, rap’s commercial heavyweight champion (in a era where we’re constantly told music doesn’t sell) selling 4.5 million albums and has recorded or been featured on 20 platinum singles in less than a decade. This may make the artist’s subject matter and delivery appear featherweight, as well, when around that level of opulence, you’re certainly not going to have the same level of angst and bitterness as say, Gucci Mane. From “5AM in Toronto” to “Started From the Bottom,” “No New Friends” and “Hold On, We’re Going Home,” we find our hip-hop hero at odds with wealth, his adjustment to wealth, and the stress wealth brings. This year has found Drake’s output to be amazingly both substantive and vapid at the exact same time.

Nothing Was the Same is the actor-turned-rapper’s third album of his career, but in an era driven moreso by big singles than LPs, it feels as though he’s been around for at least three times as many album releases.

Drake – Nothing Was the Same (September 24) – Unquestionably, rap’s most intriguing release of Fall/Winter 2013 belongs to Toronto-born superstar Drake.

It’s everything electronic music should be in 2013. If M83 had a sibling, CHVRCHES would be the little sister with a disdain for vowels and a SNES in the living room. But the hidden gem is the following song, “We Sink.” The throbbing bass coupled with Lauren Mayberry’s sugar-cane sweet vocals sound amazing, only to be amplified when the chiptunes kick in. And being the first track on their first album, it’s impossible to cycle through the other 11 tracks before playing “The Mother We Share” 11 times itself.

Chvrches – The Bones Of What You Believe (September 24) – EVERYONE IS TALKING ABOUT “THE MOTHER WE SHARE.” I get it.

We here at BYT love us some music-So, in continuation of our FALL/WINTER Guides week ( FILM GUIDE went live yesterday!)– here’s our handy (lengthy, almost all-encompassing) guide to THE BEST in albums to buy, the best shows to blow your hard-earned $$$ on, what festivals are worth a damn, if that opener is worth coming early for, etc. All words by: Denman C Anderson, Shelly Bell, Ross Bonaime, Legba Carrefour, Emily Catino, Marcus Dowling, Katherine Gaines, Jeb Gavin, Phil Hiotis, Esther Hur, Chris Kelly, Svetlana Legetic, Ryan Little, Brittany Martin, Chris Naoum, Courtney Pitman, Ra-Jah aka Shamwell, Bryce Rudow, Farrah Skeiky, Clarissa Villondo, Brandon Weight, Brandon Wetherbee