nialler9 Podcast #17: July 08

I’ve been keeping loads of these tunes back from regular posts to put in this podcast. Loads of new material from Beck, Madvillain, Field Music, Grizzly Bear, Jahgan Blakkamoore, Minotaur Shock and Mogwai. Again, Santogold pops up, twice on this podcast. She can’t stay away. Enjoy 56 minutes of nialler9 approved and Aoife Mc-voiced bliss. Oh, and join the near 300 podcast if you haven’t already!

nialler9 Podcast #17 – July 2008 (MP3)

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Podcast #17 -Tracklisting

1. N*E*R*D, Julian Casablancas, Santogold – My Drive Thru [Free Download]
2. Rarely Seen Above Ground – Moon Movin The Ocean [Contact him]
3. Beck -Walls [Modern Guilt]
4. Women – Black Rice [Women – Album removed from non-US/CA countries???]
5. Magnetic Fields – California Girls [Distortion]
6. Grizzly Bear – Two Weeks [MP3 rip from the Letterman performance]
7. Taken By Trees – Hours Pass Like Centuries [Open Field]
8. Santogold / Diplo with Radioclit – Get it Up (featuring MIA and Gorilla Zoe) [Top Ranking]
9. Jahdan Blakkamoore – Buss it Pon Dem [We Are Raiders EP]
10. Madvillain – Can’t Reform’ Em [Madvillainy 2: The Madlib remix album]
11. Benga & Coki – Night (Rubidan The Heatwave It’s On Tonight Vocal Mix) [Free download @ Curbcrawlers]
12. Minotaur Shock – This Plane is Going to Fall [Amateur Dramatics]
13. Field Music – Worst Love [Forthcoming second album]
14. Mogwai – The Sun Smells Too Loud [The Hawk is Howling – out Sept 22nd]

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