Quilt, Milo
You Say Party! We Say Die!, Glory
Pete Yorn, Velcro Shoes
Tigertown, Still Breathing
Abbe May, Mammalian Locomotion
Adele, That’s It, I Quit, I’m Moving On
Yael Meyer, Home to Me
A Camp, Bear on the Beach
Aficionado, Confidence Is Intimidating
The Kabbs, Loverage
The Aislers Set, Lonely Side of Town
Ah Holly Fam’ly, Lucky Peak
Jessica Jalbert, Aubrey de Gray
A Girl Called Eddy, The Soundtrack of Your Life
A Fine Frenzy, The Minnow & the Trout
Neverever, Venus
All Girl Summer Fun Band, Lipsmacker Kiss
Alessi’s Ark, Time Travel
BJ Snowden, In Canada
Alice Sweet Alice, Full Circle
Lily Allen, Absolutely Nothing
The She’s, Fabian
Dot Allison, Close Your Eyes
Allo Darlin’, Kiss Your Lips
Damn Handsome and the Birthday Suits, Pink Flamingos
An April March, Fate
The Amps, Full on Idle
Dragons Power Up!, Sea Legs
The Anniversary, Up in the Sky
Anne, Punk Bike
The Anthemeers, Phaedrus
Anomie Belle, Phantom
¡andale!, I Liked You Better When
The Lost Satellites, Rest
Angus and Julia Stone, Hollywood
An Horse, Shoes Watch
Elk Bell, Sway
Aroah, Her IQ #2
The Apples in Stereo, Hey Elevator
The Asteroids Galaxy Tour, Major
April Smith and the Great Picture Show, Colors
ApSci, Big Adventures
Big Deal, Chair
Olof Arnalds, Orfeus og Euridis
Asobi Seksu, Trance Out
Young Magic, Jam Karet
astroPuppees, Wanna Be Alone
Posts Tagged ‘anomie belle’
Joel’s Hit Show, Episode 142, 29 February 2012 Playlist
March 1, 2012Joel’s Hit Show, Episode 133, 26 November 2011 Playlist
November 26, 2011Katie Johnson, Pocket Full of Posies
Jared Mees & the Grown Children, Inaudible Song II
Kevin Devine, Between the Concrete & Clouds
Firehorse, Puppet
Fun., We Are Young
Class Actress, Missed
Hess Is More, Burn
Dreamers of the Ghetto, Night Hawks
Mr. Gnome, House of Circles
Louise Burns, Chinook (Sing from the Valley of Doubt)
The Do, Gonna Be Sick!
The Lower 48, Golden Shore
Sarah Jaffe, Clementine
Anomie Belle, Bodies Offering
My Brightest Diamond, We Added It Up
Anomie Belle “The Crush”
October 30, 2011How am I not supposed to compare this to Bjork? Maybe I am. Beyond that, the urban beat of “Inky Drips” reminds me of Ruby as well. “Its a Crush” is fine, but the missing apostrophe is too distracting for me to actually enjoy the song.
There is this secret desire to go urban with this artist. Maybe she is secretly from Gresham instead of Portland. Or at least she lives east of 90th. “Bodies Offering” has bits of soul that complement her voice, which occasionally enters the Portishead zone here.
Anna-Lynne Williams offers what must be backing vocals on “Privilege.” Like First Republic Bank, it must have been one to serve Anomie Belle here. “Phantom” is the last track, and it’s not disguised nor is it horrifying, right before your eyes.
I enjoyed this album. The copycat nature doesn’t bother me because I always want more sources of rhythmic, downtempo, slightly crazy tunes.
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