Electric President

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[ Brainwidth] Electric President is a collaboration between Ben Cooper and Alex Kane, both from Jacksonville, Florida, and who somehow ended up on Berlin’s Morr label. The music is a pleasing blend of glitchy electronica and indie songwriting, and reminds me of The Postal Service and Styrofoam, although the vocals remind me a bit of Brendan Brown from Wheatus.

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if:mv: The video for Electric President's "Invisible Machine" or "large machine No 12", was produced by Luis Bruceno and Anna Recalde Miranda of Metronomic. The single appears on their first "official" self-titled album. (via Cosmos)

  sound.as.language.: Electric President create indie/electronic pop on par, and in many ways, exceed the great heights (pun intended) reached by The Postal Service a few years ago. While Electric President songs may not be as instantly catchy or memorable, the duo’s songs have a sneaky way of creeping into your soul in a beautiful way. (via Cosmos)

  Taylor McKnight - //gtmcknight: Their sandwiches are always delicious and their gelato is the best ice-cream I've ever had. After we met up with Al, we headed to Common Grounds to see Electric President (who put out one of my favorite albums of 2006). (via Cosmos)

  78s: Das Wochenende bietet wieder einiges: Two Gallants, die Saddle Creek-Akkustik-Punker aus Kalifornien, spielen gleich zweimal in unserem Land. Sogar dreimal die Electropopper Electric President aus dem Hause Morr Music. (via Cosmos)

  always on the run: Morr Music Genre: ambient, idm Total Time: 32:34 Size: 56 mb Fileformat: mp3 256kbps Ранние творения Jonas Munk. Еще совсем мало трещеток и много гитар. Всего полчаса приятного теплого (via Cosmos)

μ memo: んんと、デトロイトな感じなのはいいんですが、前作のFuture in Light(http://www.musicmine.co.jp/artists/disco.asp?pid=0000000638&aid=00063)とほとんど変わらないような曲があってちょっとなぁ。 (via Cosmos)

[Alex.golub.name] Golublog: An Anthropology Blog · Alex: I signed up with Emusic back when it had a thriving social network attached to it and featured unlimited, DRM-free MP3 downloads for US$20 a month. Then they got bought out, wiped out all of the reviews and playlists we had written, and instituted a by-the-track fee for downloads.

 [Eardrumsreviews.blogspot.com] Eardrums reviews: November 2005: More modern comparisons may be The Postal Service, Styrofoam, Morr's own The GoFind and Clue to Kalo, .Elbows - a list of recently updated mp3 blog posts .

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Posted at December 03, 2006 02:01 AM