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This one is kind of a weird, hot mess, but it’s still…well, just listen, you’ll see. Here’s to enjoyment and here’s to making it through the week in one piece.
Company Pants Mixlet #11
01 Laetitia Sadier / “Find Me The Pulse Of The Universe”
02 TEEN / “Electric”
03 ndeluv / “London Kush”
04 Strong Arm Steady, Statik Selektah & Chace Infinite / “Forever”
05 Chrome Sparks / “Marijuana”
06 Domo Genesis, Earl Sweatshirt, Vince Staples, & Action Bronson / “Elimination Chamber”
07 Indians / “New”
[Download]
SoKo: “Destruction Of The Disgusting Ugly Hate”
(directed by Stéphanie Sokolinski)
A disturbing, confusing and yet ultimately gorgeous piece of footage directed by the artist herself. Definitely brings to mind some of the earliest videos done for PJ Harvey in the best possible way.
[I Thought I Was An Alien is available on Anorak]
[Photo by Unknown]

Song To Get You Through The Goddamn Day #159:
LOL Boys & Heart Streets: “Changes”
Calm, cool and focused, the collaboration between LOL Boys and Heart Streets kicks off with a rolling snare that quickly transitions into a slow, meandering jazz loop that meshes ever so nicely with the Montreal chanteuses’ delicate incantations. “Changes” is a slow burn, easy to melt into gem from a supremely talented production duo.
[The Changes EP drops July 17, 2012 on Friends Of Friends]
City Of Roses #005:
Onuinu: “Happy Home”
(directed by Andrew Sloan)
An extremely creative and fun look into a “day in the life” of Portland’s Dorian Duvall including a near Cool Hand Luke level (ok, not really) of consuming hard-boiled eggs. While watching this, I had a real moment of pure terror when I thought that Dorian was going to bite into the ball of tinfoil he had just mashed up.
[Mirror Glazer drops September 11, 2012 on Bladen County]
Selection from “Lines That Go Horizontal” by Eric Tearle
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