
The new set's "Neo-plastic Boogie-woogie" follows the bounce of the most arresting Belle And Sebastian material through warehouses filled with iridescent curtains of sonic gauze. "Domino Ladder Beta" is anchored to bass guitar that evokes The Cure's early epic "Carnage Visors." "Tesselation, Formerly Plateau One" nods at vague sections of a few Lilys tunes (perhaps "The Sammael Sea" -- we're having a hard time pinning it down). A second disc of Connectivity! features four alternate mixes and three video clips. Mahogany is doing a record release show with :: clicky clicky :: faves Relay and another with twee-revivalists Voxtrot in coming weeks; we've listed those dates and others below. Pre-orders of Connectivity! shipped earlier this week, although the two-disc set doesn't see worldwide release until Oct. 30. Mahogany was kind enough to allow us to offer an MP3 of the dreamy anthem "Supervitesse," which we've linked below.
Mahogany -- "Supervitesse" -- Connectivity!
Mahogany -- "My Bed Is My Castle" -- Connectivity!
Mahogany -- "Springtime, Save Our Country" -- Connectivity!
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[Stream the entire record for free at Rhapsody here or, for a limited time, via the Philebrity player here!]
10/13 -- Room Service @ Rock And Roll Hotel -- Washington, DC
10/21 -- Johnny Brenda's -- Philadelphia, PA
10/22 -- Brooklyn Peace Fair -- Brooklyn , NY
11/07 -- Bowery Ballroom -- New York, New York
[buy Connectivity! from Darla here]
Oh yes, we just found the video for "Supervitesse" at YouTube. Check it out:
4 comments:
This is a really damn good CD, one of my favourite indie releases in a long time... I hope they get all the acclaim and attention they deserve for it.
Yeah, this came out of nowhere for me. Great record.
I really really hope that people take notice of this record. It would be a shame if they released ANOTHER classic record that get's lost in indie obscurity.
i've been waiting SO LONG for this record. probably my most anticipated release of the year.
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