http://thesocialloafer.atlblogs.com/ en-us 2008-03-25T21:12:09-05:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 http://thesocialloafer.atlblogs.com/archives/018335.html Lightspeed Champion is the love-child of former Test Icicle member Devonte Hynes and several of the band members of Bright Eyes. This isn't a Saddle Creek record, but it certainly could have been. Falling Off The Lavender Bridge dropped in... 18335@http://thesocialloafer.atlblogs.com/ New Music 2008-03-25T21:12:09-05:00 http://thesocialloafer.atlblogs.com/archives/018321.html If you've ever wondered if a couple of white guys from Brooklyn can sound like Prince, the answer is yes. However, MGMT don't mimic Prince, nor do they channel him...they simply play electronic/psychedelic funk that seems effortless, and they play... 18321@http://thesocialloafer.atlblogs.com/ New Music 2008-03-24T21:44:27-05:00 http://thesocialloafer.atlblogs.com/archives/018237.html Jens Lekman's Night Falls Over Kortedala is one of my favorite records of last year, both because of his catchy, self-effacing lyrics, and the melodies that instantly ingrain themselves in your brain. Not enough people write songs like that anymore.... 18237@http://thesocialloafer.atlblogs.com/ New Music 2008-03-21T00:21:04-05:00 http://thesocialloafer.atlblogs.com/archives/018213.html In this track, electrofunk duo Chromeo offer a reminder of what was best about early 80's pop rock: the synthesizers. Or was it the over-the-top vocals, or the wacky guitar riffs? Regardless of your personal affections, Momma's Boy offers it... 18213@http://thesocialloafer.atlblogs.com/ New Music 2008-03-20T17:23:40-05:00 http://thesocialloafer.atlblogs.com/archives/018182.html I think the Black Kids might just be the greatest thing to have ever come out of Jacksonville, Florida (no apologies to Pat Boone or Fred Durst). These indie rockers make fun music...music you can dance to, even if you're... 18182@http://thesocialloafer.atlblogs.com/ New Music 2008-03-19T23:24:58-05:00 http://thesocialloafer.atlblogs.com/archives/018179.html This songs cuts straight to the core of the human condition, perhaps without even meaning to. The Arizona trio, who are difficult to label without using largely non-descriptive terms like "acoustic/folk/punk," released People Who Can Eat People Are the Luckiest... 18179@http://thesocialloafer.atlblogs.com/ New Music 2008-03-18T22:57:01-05:00 http://thesocialloafer.atlblogs.com/archives/018178.html Be warned, this track (along with the entire album) has the ability to stay in your head for days. You'll wake up singing it, hum it through breakfast and lunch, and ten bucks says it'll be waiting for you once... 18178@http://thesocialloafer.atlblogs.com/ New Music 2008-03-17T21:38:20-05:00