Kyle Cannon _ endless elements

So my good pal Kyle Cannon (forever-awesome.blogspot.com) sent me this mix quite some time ago. I believe it was while I was in finals week actually. I had lots to do so I just decided to put it on in the background of whatever I was doing (pretty sure I was doing my report on IKEA actually) and I eventually found myself just staring off into space with my mouth gaped open in awe of how great this mix was. It's a short one but that just gives it more of a "good track to length" ratio... or something. Enjoi!

01 Arovane — "Eleventh!"
02 krill.minima — "The Sea Horse and the Soft Coral"
03 Nagz — "Loud Year"
04 Static — "Dependent, Depending feat Stefan Schneider"
05 Apparat — "You Don't Know Me"
06 Lusine ICL — "On The Line"
07 Beach House — "Salt Water"
08 Tokyo Bloodworm — "Saturn Shrine (Brael Remix)"
09 Efterklang — "Falling Horses"
10 Mountains — "Simmer"
11 Canyon Country — "Safe"
12 Stars Of The Lid — "Hiberner Toujours"
13 Praveen — "Slip Slop"

Kyle Cannon – "Endless Elements" - 51.9 mb | download here

Broken Social Scene "Feel Good Lost"

My favorite Canadian import, Broken Social Scene, is one of those bands that I've loved for years and keep coming back to time and time again. But I am pissed at myself for not going back any further than their 2002 landmark lp You Forget It In People until now. Now don't get me wrong I love that album dearly, but a year prior to releasing this opus they released their debut; Feel Good Lost and I can't believe it's the same band! Ambient overtones, texture-providing beats (both electronic and acoustic), atmospheric samples of hustle and bustle streets, and.... no vocals?! Well hardly anyway.

One would think that a band such as BSS with roughly 16 members and hot commodities such as (Leslie) Feist and Kevin Drew would dare not to release an instrumental debut. However, who even knows what their line-up was like back in 2001. This is not your average urban outfitters shoppers' Broken Social Scene. To me it makes more sense as to why their indie pop gems are so damn good in the first place. There's a genius behind this band, but which of the million members is it? It boggles my mind just to wonder how they get through one band practice smoothly.

Without any further ado, here are 2 of my personal favorite, more ambient tracks from Feel Good Lost, and of course a zip of the full album. Enjoy!

01 I Slept With Bonhomme At The CBC
02 Guilty Cubicles
03 Love And Mathematics
04 Passport Radio
05 Alive In '85
06 Prison Province
07 Blues For Uncle Gibb
08 Stomach Song
09 Mossbraker
10 Feel Good Lost
11 Last Place
12 Cranley's Gonna Make It

full album zip – 79.9 mb | download here