[TV Soundtrack] House Season 8 Episode 20 ‘Post Mortem’ Songs

House Season 8 Episode 20 ‘Post Mortem’ featured two really great tracks worth mentioning. While this season of House is going the ‘Monster of the Week’ route than having a bigger overall story arc, the show still remains strong contender among prime-time drama series.

Opening scene as they carefully take care of the deceased woman, Gareth Dunlop with “Trick of the moonlight” was playing in the background.

Gareth Dunlop
Trick Of The Moonlight

And obviously the big weeper at the end when we find out someone from Team House is leaving the hospital, we had Kathleen Edwards’s A Soft Place To Land softy whispering in the background.

Kathleen Edwards
A Soft Place To Land

Season 8 Episode 20 ‘Post Mortem’ of the Tv show House MD had an amazing soundtrack collection and we have not been disappointed with the picks since.

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[MP3 Playlist] Indie Dojo (May 2012 Round #2)

There is no real rhyme or reason to finding music when surfing around on the internet.  Sometimes it seems to fall into your hungry ears with no explanation.  If you are anything like us, you are constantly on the search for something fresh and tracing back to where you first started your hunt is nearly impossible. This we know. The least we can do is provide you with a foundation to jump start your journey.  We’ll leave you a trail of bread crumbs just in case you get lost….

Download Zip: Indie Dojo May Round #2 [Mediafire]

The River and the Road
Too Much of a Good Thing
Dogwood and Dahlia
Canned Goods
Sam Belkin
Im on your side
Joe Banfi
Family
The Zolas
Cultured Man
Hexes & Ohs
Colors
Bastille
Falling (ft. Ralph of To Kill A King)

 

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[Playlist] TMN CHILL SONGS May 2012 (w/ Twitter Feedback)

Let’s be honest, it is Monday and you probably already stressed to tackle on the week. No problem, invite us to your relaxing sofa or chair and simply put on this playlist while you let some of your worries fade away into the distance. Below we have also added the tweets of some of our passionate followers and their submissions.

BREATH IN, BREATH OUT… now begin listening..

 

Klangkarussell
Sonnentanz
Flosstradamus
Rollup
Bon Iver
Perth (JacM Chillstep Remix)
Mr Fogg
A Little Letting Go (Maribou State Remix)
Caught A Ghost
You Send Me (Sam Cooke Cover)
KO KO
Float (Sound Remedy Remix)

Deadmau5
Community Nap (StrobeHypnoticz Remix)
ALT
J ∆
Young Wonder
Orange
Pierce Fulton
10 / 6 (That Should Do It)

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KO KO – Float (Sound Remedy Remix)

Sound Remedy, the Los Angeles producer is a nomad in the EDM scene constantly changing from hardcore electro, to dubstep, indie-dance and straight up experimental. We first posted about him early 2011 and in just 12 short month Sound Remedy production quality, style and even the emotional overtone of each track gave matured, ultimately bringing us to this track. His latest remix of Float by the Los Angeles brotherly duo Ko Ko is perfect summer song for those fans leaning towards the dubstep and the gritty. With ‘Float’ already being a fun and refreshing pop track, Sound Remedy kicks up the bass a couple of notches and adds just enough electronic layers to make it just as digestible as the original.

KO KO
Float (Sound Remedy Remix)
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Wildcat! Wildcat! – Mr. Quiche (The Dirty Tees Official Remix)

There is something about harsh electronic remixes of Indie tracks that get our hearts pumping. Not to make this a rant post but we literally recieve thousands of songs from indie songs being converted into the next “club banger” without any care to maintain the dynamics of the original track. The Dirty Tees have successfully created a strong heavy remix of Wildcat! Wildcat! ‘Mr Quiche’ in a flawless manner. Enjoy the Free download below.

Wildcat! Wildcat!
Mr. Quiche (The Dirty Tees Official Remix)

via b3sci

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[Download] The Neighbourhood – I’m Sorry… EP

The Neighboorhood have pierced their way to the top, forcing all blogs and tastemakers to take notice. Another Foster The People? Many thinks so, and it may very well be true. Countless of parallels already exists between the two, from producing quality lead tracks so genuine and infectious in nature to the location they originated, these two California bands haeve induced an uproar in the music blogosphere at some point in time. But whether The Neighbourhood will become or surpass Foster The People is not important, for now at least, because the only thing that should be on your mind/ears right now is their I’m Sorry… EP, available for FREE DOWNLOAD today.

This Five-track EP is full of easy rhythms, catchy rhymes and an overwhelmingly gorgeous production that retains an honest and indie-esque feel.

The Neighbourhood
Female Robbery

The Neighbourhood
Leaving Tonight

The Neighbourhood
Baby Came Home

The Neighbourhood
Sweater Weather

The Neighbourhood
Wires

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Passion Pit – Took a Walk

Passion Pit, the American band from Cambridge, Massachusetts is back again with their catchy synthesized electropop melodies, as they gear up to release the new album ‘GOSSAMER’. Today, we have been delighted to hear their first single ‘Take a Walk’ showcasing Passion Pit maturity and growth from their previous album, but still capturing what Passion Pit fans love about them.

OSSAMER will be available July 24th

Passion Pit
Took a Walk
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