Leo Magnets' RCRD LBL

I came to you on this raft with not a whimper nor hint of anxiety, and so this is my repayment (should due course prevail), here on this ledger; my voice of musical envelopes. I am Leo Magnets, and these songs bring me to life, aside this current cursed company, to form my fellowed gang thus…
First is Our Brother The Native, a moniker followed by a tune called As They Fell Beneath Us, all as heroic as the familiar push-and-pull. Aaah beautiful nonsense, whose noisy curves make me smirk under my mask.
Then Chairlift is indeed an interesting combination of activity. Evident Utensil, with huff and plonk, reminds yours truly of the days spent atop a mountain, and then rolling down it. Remember though the glee was and is certainly at my mercy, as it should be.
As with and from Daedelus, a brave man who sings the line "If I survive would you stay and say you're sorry" over and over in his song called Make It So, amidst a flurry of noised happenings and confusion. I am not confused, however. He is a spritely looking chap; "Fit for the rank" wouldn't you say? Yes.
And finally, faithful Wolf Parade, trading Call it a Ritual, and if they are in fact what they remarkably claim they will no doubt perform admirably.
FEATURED: Jason Reitman at the SEEN RCRD LBL blog

Now that the hype has settled down, we think we can all agree that in retrospect, Juno was pretty awesome. OK, it might not be the Heathers that Diablo Cody had hoped for, but it’s a solid movie, with one of its biggest components being the soundtrack (which, somewhat randomly, landed a reunited Moldy Peaches on The View). Juno’s director, Jason Reitman, recently created a playlist of inspiring tunes for West coast radio station KCRW, and of course, where music and media cross paths, there’s always the SEEN RCRD LBL blog to report on the results. Check out their commentary on the playlist below.
Dirty On Purpose's Favorite RCRD LBL Tracks
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Always one to have impeccable taste, our man Doug Marvin, drummer extraordinaire for Dirty on Purpose, went through all the artists on RCRD LBL and chose his favorite tracks, in a sort of artist-playlist featurette. Below you will find Doug’s views on Felice Brothers, new NYC band Violens, Art Brut, and loads more. Check it!
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