Here’s yet another banger from electro-rock group Phantogram, keeping it interesting with choppy loops & trumpet samples & Sarah Barthel’s signature breathy voice.
Posts Tagged ‘phantogram’
don’t move
Posted: October 11, 2011 in Alternative, Electronic, Indie, Music, Pop, RockTags: Alternative, Don't Move, Electronic, indie, Music, phantogram, Rock
as far as I can see
Posted: August 8, 2011 in Electronic, Indie, Music, RockTags: As Far As I Can See, Electronic, indie, Outside Lands Festival, phantogram, Rock, San Francisco
This week I will be likely posting tunes by artists that will be at Outside Lands Festival in San Francisco. Cause I’m fuckin’ excited.
RAC rox
Posted: May 20, 2011 in Electronic, Indie, RockTags: Delorean, phantogram, RAC, RAC Mix, Remix, Stay Close, Super Mario Bros, When I'm Small
RAC (Remix Artist Collective) has some sick and unique remixes. Frontman André Allen Anthos (originally from Portugal) creates a different kind of sound “based around emotion…[with] an almost intangible warmth and innate playfulness.” RAC’s remixes are a lot more chill and just sound cleaner than a lot of typical dance remixes out there, and I’m all about happy-go-lucky songs with a good back beat. Here’s my jam right now, Stay Close remix by Delorean. Also after the jump is a treat for all you Nintendo lovers out there.
let me go
Posted: May 9, 2011 in Electronic, folk, Music, RockTags: Electronic, Let Me Go, Music, phantogram, Rock
Here’s another mellow one for your library. Also make sure to download Mouthful of Diamonds from my first post, and check out this interview with Phantogram I found thanks to my friends at ballyhooya.

I am addicted to music. It has a healing power that cannot be explained. It’s something about hearing those words that speak to you, telling you that everything will be okay. Or the inexplainable way it takes over your body and makes it move whether you like it or not.
My life would be nothing without music. I can’t go anywhere without it resonating in my ears. The soundtrack to my life. It makes me feel weightless and invincible. Music makes me high. It has a way to make trees sway and ocean waves crash to the back beat.
Music makes everything ridiculous in this world a bit more bearable.





