The Line Of Best Fit Podcast [February 2011]

01 February 2011, 11:26 | Written by The Line of Best Fit

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Apt that the shortest month of the year also sees the birth of our shortest ever podcast. Yes, we’ve decided to slim the whole thing down from a whopping 80 minutes to a more digestible 30 minute portion. A decision that wasn’t made lightly; how to condense a whole month of new music into a half hour selection? Nye on impossible my friends, but all the same – this is what we’ve come up with. From the strangely euphoric opening of Rainbow Arabia saddled up to Jeff The Brotherhood: melodically recalling Phil Spector-era Ramones with churning buzz saw guitars muddier than the banks of the Mississippi river. We’ve also got the first play of the brand new single by the The Head and The Heart; a band that puts a solid two fingers up to the MOR haters of the world and dives straight in with some unashamedly glorious dad rock vibes. There is literally something for everyone here. Enjoy.

The Line Of Best Fit Podcast (February 2011)

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Rainbow Arabia: ‘Without You’
(taken from the album Boys and Diamonds – released 28 February via Kompakt)

Jeff The Brotherhood: ‘The Tropics’
(taken from the album Heavy Days – out now via Stolen Recordings)

Lykke Li: ‘I Follow Rivers’
(taken from the album Wounded Rhymes – released 28 February via LL Recordings / Atlantic)

Rashka: ‘Winston’
(further songs / info available via Soundcloud)

Echo Lake: ‘Young Silence’
(taken from the debut EP Young Silence, released 14 February via No Pain In Pop)

Treefight For Sunlight: ‘They Never Did Know’
(taken from the self-titled debut album, released 14 February via Bella Union)

The Head and The Heart: ‘Lost In My Mind’
(the forthcoming single, taken from the self-titled debut album due in April via Heavenly / Sub Pop )

Eagulls: ‘Council Flat Blues’
(the debut single, released on 7″ vinyl via Moshi Moshi imprint Not Even on February 14)

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Podcast artwork via Hipstamatics.com