Woot! Part three of the a series I have going on record labels (part 1, part 2). This time we have the ever impressive “FatCat Records” from Brighton (and Brooklyn).
FatCat Records is pretty much an “ahead of the curve” indie label with a few great “straight ahead” indie artists. If you are a bit sketchy on what I am trying to say, think of starting at Animal Collective and move towards Frightened Rabbit. See, now you know what I mean. It is always hard to get all the “new stuff” for an entire label’s roster (and there is surprising little downloads on the their website), but check out below for some great samples of what FC has to offer.
- Amandine
“Faintest Of Sparks” (mp3)
from “Solace In Sore Hands”
(Fat Cat Records) More On This Album - David Karsten Daniels
“Martha Ann” (mp3)
from “Fear of Flying”
(Fat Cat Records) More On This Album - Frightened Rabbit
“Be Less Rude” (mp3)
from “Sing the Greys”
(Fat Cat Records) More On This Album - Frightened Rabbit
“Head Rolls Off” (mp3)
from “The Midnight Organ Fight”
(Fat Cat Records) More On This Album - Gregory & The Hawk
“Grey Weather” (mp3)
from “Moenie And Kitchi”
(Fat Cat Records) More On This Album - Hauschka
“Freibad” (mp3)
from “Ferndorf”
(Fat Cat Records) More On This Album - Mice Parade
“Double Dolphins On The Nickel” (mp3)
from “Mice Parade”
(Fat Cat Records) More On This Album - Mum
“Dancing Behind My Eyelids” (mp3)
from “Go Go Smear the Poison Ivy”
(Fat Cat Records) More On This Album - No Age
“My Life’s Alright Without You” (mp3)
from “Weirdo Rippers”
(Fat Cat Records) More On This Album - Songs Of Green Pheasant
“King Friday” (mp3)
from “Gyllyng Street”
(Fat Cat Records) More On This Album - Ten Kens
“Bearfight” (mp3)
from “Ten Kens”
(Fat Cat Records) More On This Album - The Twilight Sad
“Cold Days From The Birdhouse” (mp3)
from “Fourteen Autumns, Fifteen Winters”
(Fat Cat Records) More On This Album
“Ames Room” (mp3)
from “Yellow EP”
(Fat Cat Records)
More On This Album
There you have it, hefty amount of music for a Tuesday, no?
~Smansmith
Comments
6 responses to “A FatCat Records Playlist”
plus…TOM BROSSEAU
HA! I was going to put the great Brosseau on the list as well, but the only mp3 I had approved was already on my Tom Brosseau post!! I didn’t want to have it twice, so unfortunately I did the bad thing and didn’t include it…now I feel bad…
ha, i love the label too. but where is the balky mule? :-) tomorrow: in klienicum!
Wow, you can’t get anything past these blogger types…
great label. different types of band. all quality.
moenie and kithchi and double dolphins on the nickel – great – gets into the soul