100 mixes with tracks by “the High Llamas”

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25 tracks to keep baby relaxed; it also works for parents...

Alongside Critical Mob's review of the new album by German electronic duo Mouse On Mars, please enjoy this playlist featuring some of the duo's contemporaries.

The continuing mixtape series/footnotes/syllabus of the musical group Travel Kyoto outlining influences, inspirations, and acts I feel an affinity with. Lots of vocoder on this one!

happy songs i listen.
16 happinesses included :D

And if they don't believe us now, will they ever believe us?

Nine Twinkle Sounds.
Nine tracks including music by Chris Rainbow, The High Llamas, and Jim O'rourke.

"It's you, it's you, it's all for you
Everything I do
Tell you all the time
Heaven is a place on earth with you
Tell me all the things you wanna do
I heard that you like the bad girls
Honey, is that true?
It's better than I ever even knew
They say that the world was built for two
Only worth living
If somebody is loving you
Baby now you do..."

Eleven tracks including music by Active Child, Aqualung, and Birdy.

In conjunction with Critical Mob's review of the High Llamas' lush and summery new album, we explore just a few of the group's influences, as well as some of the other bands that leader Sean O'Hagan has worked with over the years.

Countdown of the best songs of 1996 leading up to an unusual pick for #1. Features At The Drive-In, Neutral Milk Hotel, and Modest Mouse. Accompanies: http://nc17soundtraxxx.blogspot.com/2012/01/top-25-songs-of-1996.html

Eleven tracks with stories to tell, including music by Ben Folds Five, Clare Bowditch, and Devendra Banhart.

In conjunction with our profile of chamber pop overlords The High Llamas, please enjoy this playlist featuring songs from Sean O'Hagan's other projects as well as a few of the band's influences.