@RandumInk: Toro Y Moi & Teen Daze

Monday, November 8, 2010

Toro Y Moi & Teen Daze

Two additional albums I recommend for those interested in good electronic/dance. The first, Teen Daze, is apparently influenced solely by Titus from Final Fantasy X. Reason enough to check out their album. The second, Toro Y Moi, has worked with Ernest Greene from Washed Out, and crafts the unfortunately dubbed chillwave:

Artist: Teen Daze
Album: Four More Years
Year: 2010
Label: Arcade Sounds Ltd.
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This is what Teen Daze list under the "Influences" section of their MySpace page:

Um, amazing? Yes.

Tracklist:
Four More Years
Gone For The Summer
Neon
Around
No Regrets
Shine On, You Crazy Whitecap
Saviour
Spin Around, Go Ahead

Check out this video for "Gone For Summer":

Artist: Toro Y Moi

Album: Causers of This

Year: 2010

Label: Carpark Records

Click here to liste

Tracklist:

Blessa

Minors

Imprint After

Lissoms

Fax Shadow

Thanks Vision

Freak Love

Talmak

You Hid

Low Shoulder

Causers Of This

2 comments:

Reis said...: Influenced by terrible voice acting and dimwitted faux-sassy characterization? Where do I sign up!?; December 5, 2010 at 1:25 AM
Reis said...: Now I listened to it, and sorry man, but I can't share any enthusiasm for this one. It sounds like a boring Album Leaf. And man, do I know people who would take me to task for implying that The Album Leaf is not boring.; December 5, 2010 at 1:30 AM

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