Different genres and quality, this month’s worthy finds on myspace.

* Oturma Grubu : Minimal electronic pop with postrock influences from Ankara/Turkey.
* 1 Abaco Autor Ricar : Well, even the name of this guy is strange. An interesting hybrid music, 90’s rave meets new age meets Spanish romanticism and guitar solos? You name [...]

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Ok, here’s something I’ve been trying to finish for some time, a new myspace band linkdigs.. Most are bedroom musicians and unsigned acts,
1. Brontosaurus Records. Nu italodisco and house music by this small Frankfurt label. Lead by my dear friend Phillip Lauer who was previously one half of Separe Recordings, I think they will [...]

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Here’s a lame haiku:
Another myspace feat
Everybody is making music now
Let’s listen to some

Stonefridge or Fridgehenge? you decide.
Micusnule. 4 piece band from France led by Mr. Christophe Micusnule himself who plays ukulele and guitars. This is hyperactive electronic pop music with orchestral elements in songs. Silly melodies abound, kinda like the early DAT Politics albums [...]

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How can I forget about one band I’ve thought of reviewing in the first place. This is 66e, who I’ve met via mp3hugger’s blog. They’re a post-rock band from Dublin (like God is an Astronaut) what is it with Ireland about postrock I dunno. This is not devoid of vocals like GIAA, it’s pretty [...]

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Elizabeth Sakura’s guitar based indie pop (downer?) is impressive, the first two songs kinda got stuck in my head, and instinctively I knew the music has some nice potential and frankness. BTW She’s from NY, and she seems to be interested in misery ?

Elizabeth Sakura - A girl named miseryElizabeth Sakura - Flamenco Rondo [...]

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Well, myspace is continuing to be a place to contact musicians after all the hype and teenage buzz it creates. I’ve made some friends and listened to some nice music on there, and I figured I can make a roundup of a few artists now and then.. Here’s the first one covering some diverse music. [...]

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