In my last post (see below, probably) I wrote about Ghostly putting a free new compilation with a Dauwd track on it. Initially the Dauwd track (which is, as always, amazing) was my only point of interest, but I've listened to the whole compilation a few times now and I highly recommend you check it out -- it's full of great, quality stuff and it's FREE. You have nothing to lose! You don't even have to download it cos you can stream it at the site -- so go ahead! I'm quite happy that something that's being given away is still so good.
I also posted not too long about Caribou (Dan Snaith) posting a massive playlist of his favourite tracks on Youstube. It's full of gems, and as I come across especially good ones I may post them, which I'm about to do. What I really like about this tune is it's sheer weirdness, makes a nice change.
Lastly, a track I've had on my mp3 player for months now cos I enjoy it every time it pops up. Originally recommended by Alexis Petridis, I can't say I love the whole album it comes off of, but this track is quite stirring. Part of me wants to resist, cos the track obviously wants to take the listener to a certain place; but it's so well done that the time has come to share it with you. Check out 'Says' by Nils Frahm, preferably on good speakers or headphones and at a good volume:
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