Music is Art — Panda Bear and Grizzly Bear created their very own majestic and rare remixes for the Notwist’s song “Boneless” from the 2008 beautiful and haunting album “The Devil, You + Me”. Listen ♥ The Notwist :: Boneless (Grizzly Bear Remix) The... more info

Pitchfork - Forkcast — The Grizzly Bear dudes have taken to band member Chris Taylor's new Terrible Records label with a remix of the Notwist's "Boneless" from last year's The Devil, You + Me. Abandoning the track's peppy piano percussion for some drone-y atmospherics and ... more info

Rollo & Grady — The Notwist – Boneless (Grizzly Bear Remix) Grizzly Bear – Cheerleader (Neon Indian ‘Studio 6669′ Remix) Grizzly Bear – Knife [Girl Talk Remix] Bookmark It Hide Sites more info

Guardian Music — Post-jazz laptop maestro Four Tet looks back at the Noughties with Paul Morley What if there was an award given out for being the British post-jazz musician of the year, or the decade, or come to think of it the century, seeing as how whatever we thi... more info

Stereogum — We first heard the German ambient crew's "Boneless" over 18 months ago, and its single came with a Panda Bear remix. Grizzly Bear's take on the song is almost certainly as old, but never surfaced. Now it's the b-side to Notwist's "Come In" single an... more info

Rock Sellout — For the children of privilege/taste the pavementSome people wonder what music would be like if Jimi were still alive. I wonder what music would be like if file sharing wasn't around. Don't get me wrong I've come up on some amazing music because of f... more info

Perfect Porridge — They may not be able to spell, but Jump Clubb know how to rock. Choosing to stay anonymous in a town built on celebrity, the Beverly Hills indie-lo-fi band showcase everything that’s good about insecurity and shallowness. RIYL The Notwist, LCD So... more info

The Yellow Stereo — The video doesn’t make a lot of sense, but the song has me excited for their next album, the ridiculously long-titled No More Stories/Are Told Today/I’m Sorry/They Washed Away//No More Stories/The World Is Grey/I’m Tired/Let’s Wash Away, due ... more info

The Yellow Stereo — When it comes to indie pop, I hear so much about Sweden that often I forget about some of the other frozen lands to the North. Anderson’s latest album, It Runs in the Family, just put the Netherlands on my map. The album has a very loose concept wh... more info

The Yellow Stereo — Happy Up Here (Marching Band Version) from Röyksopp on Vimeo. Röyksopp on the road with a marching band. Gets me thinking there should be fewer string quartet tributes and more European marching band tribute albums… In case you missed the vid... more info