1. John Vanderslice - White Dove
Vanderslice kicks all those shitty indie rock sounds, and creates something terribly effective with his songs on Emerald City. Keep your speakers' volume on high, because no song will effect your brain like this, pure listening.

2. Of Montreal - Gronlandic Edit
I guess it would be nice to give my heart to a god \ But which one, which one do I choose? \ All the churches fill with losers, psycho or confused \ I just want to hold the divine in mind \ And forget all of the beauty's wasted. Confused lyrics and poppy sound draws a new direction to Of Montreal's music. It's been really great song, i want to dance to this everytime i hear.

3. Band Of Horses - No One's Gonna Love You
A delicious alternative country sound, an emotional vocal contrubuting, dreamy arrangements come from 2007's one of the best albums Cease To Begin.


4. Patrict Wolf - Augustine/ Magpie
We discovered entertaining side of indie rock with John Vanderslice, and we danced to Of Montreal's Gronlandic Edit. Now, we need to listen some young star which keeps our eyes wet. Of course this name should be Patrict Wolf with his Augustine and Magpie (feat. Marianne Faithfull) from The Magic Position album.


5. Fiery Furnaces - Cabaret Of The Seven Devils/ My Egyptian Grammar
A strange song that i wanted to put the list, this is Fiery Furnaces, interestingly odd and unfamiliar. You should play this song along with My Egyptian Grammar which is another song from thier latest record Widow City. Oh god, this is so great music. At the end this is wonderful music.


6. Jens Lekman - Sipping On The Sweet Nectar
His Night Falls Over Kortedala is so mellow record, and it's his best yet.


7. Blonde Redhead - Top Ranking
Blonde Redhead are always welcome to our best of list, they're hard-working and their every record is great. Top Ranking should make this list.

8. Chris Conelly - Son of Empty Sam

9. The National - Brainy

10. Panda Bear - Bros

11. Rihanna feat Jay-Z – Umbrella
This is not cheap pop music, i can give my word. On the other hand this is not influencial.

12. Battles - Leyendecker
Maybe, Mixing this great experimental rock song to a disco floor dance song would be awesome. Anyhow this is the standout Battles cut from their post-modern Mirrored record.

13. Animal Collective - Peacebone

14. Feist - My Moon My Man

15. M.I.A. – Jimmy

16. Arcade Fire – Ocean of Noise

17. LCD Soundsystem – Get Innocuous!
The heavily chorused voices that suggest backward-masking in the opener "Get Innocuous" and the captivating harmonics keyboardist Nancy Whang.

18. Amy Winehouse - Back To Black

19. The Shins - Sea Legs

20. Radiohead - Jigsaw Falling Into Place
Radiohead become every teenage's supernatural depressing rock band, In Rainbows doesn't offer something beautifully shocking like previous Ok Computer or The Bends. Still Jigsaw Falling Into Place calls your good and bad memories back, a strong tune.

The "tour edition" of the album features studio takes on "The Thanks I Get", "Let's Not Get Carried Away", and "One True Vine", plus live renditions of "Impossible Germany" and "Hate It Here" recorded in September at the Fillmore in Denver. It'll be available commercially in stores all throughout the UK and Europe from Nonesuch December 12.

Tracklist:
01. The Thanks I Get
02. Let's Not Get Carried Away
03. One True Vine
04. Impossible Germany [Live]
05. Hate It Here [Live]

One of a kind music blog The MM presents New Singles of the week
It's been a delicious music list in my view, please listen to all of them, because they're really very good songs.

1. The Sadies - First inquisition pt.IV
he Sadies are a Canadian indie rock/alternative country band from Toronto, Ontario. The band consists of Dallas Good (also of Phono-Comb), Travis Good, Sean Dean and Mike Belitsky. A short film made for a song off their 2007 "New Seasons" album. Shot and edited by Rick White.

2. Bonnie Prince Billy - I've Seen It All (Björk and Thom Yorke) Will Oldham, a.k.a. Bonnie 'Prince' Billy (born 24 December 1970 in Louisville, Kentucky), is an American singer, songwriter, and actor. Prior to adopting his current moniker, he performed and recorded under various permutations of the Palace name, including Palace Brothers, Palace Songs, and Palace Music (1993-1997). I've Seen It All is included in new cover album Forgiveness Ep.

3. Japancakes - Only Shallow
Japancakes covers a flawless rock record, My Bloody Valentine's Loveless, and Only Shallow is one of the key tracks.

4. Isis - Holy Tears [Youtube Video]
Quality hard rock music, here Isis do it for you.

5. Keane - Under Pressure

6. The Fiery Furnaces - Navy Nurse [Youtube Video]

7. Stateless – Bloodstream [Youtube Video]

8. Lou Reed - Safety Zone

9. Elias & the Wizzkids - The Dance

10. Raveonettes – Dead Sound

Video Flashback!
Radiohead's Idioteque
Inspired by Radiohead's prophetic song, a group of Brooklynites collaborated in November of 2001 to create this mashup video that uses photography, archival and news footage, as well as advertising to show a powerful interpretation of global events before and since 9/11. Footage and images from "Here is New York," television news and archives, and the film Baraka.

Keane performing a cover of the famous Queen song, "Under Pressure". It's maybe not as good as the original, but it's a great cover, i can give my word. Keane grows on me each day, they're great pop band in my view. While covering songs like "Under Pressure", nobody can't make it better than the original version. As always i'm saying that Tom Chaplin has such an amazing voice and other members have such a good talent in playing music! So you should check out this!

Keane - Under Pressure (Queen Cover)