Flute o' the Commodores Achieves Second Season!
silent fist pump let's celebrate with some tang, dan deacon and a sixteenth
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Quickly:
1. Schneider TM is phenomenal and you're about to pick up some new heat
2. They cover The Smiths
3. Morrissey is a pimp
4. Somnambulists have a new album
5. Flight of the Conchords continues to provide exceptional weekend programming
Proving once again that only the funkiest German chickens can lay perfectly shaped electronic eggs, Schneider TM, aka Dirk Dresselhaus, released Zoomer in 2002 containing the all-time asleep in space hammock jam titled Frogtoise. Yes:
Schneider TM - Frogtoise (Exploitation Edit)
Schneider TM - Frogtoise (FM Remake)
Plus check this dope cover:
Schneider TM - The Light 3000 (Smiths cover)
The Smiths - There Is A Light That Never Goes Out
Morrissey - There Is A Light That Never Goes Out (live at Earls Court)
More Schneider TM.
As pictured above, napping, The Somnambulants provide a veritable "Brooklyn tornado" of synthpop on their new LP for those who would rather stay moving during premium REM.
The Somnambulants - Take It On
Buy Paper Trail
And with BT Weekend Beats picking up steam, we get a lot of postcards from kids across the globe asking what our weekends are like. Until last week's episode of Flight of the Conchords we struggled with providing a concise illustration, but, now:
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The "Inner City Pressure" video from Flight of the Conchords last night was a scrumptralescent James Lipton classic, and it only gets better when compared to the original Pet Shop Boys video for "West End Girls."
And here's the downloadable audio so you can roll deep in your Saab:
Flight of the Conchords - Inner City Pressure
Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls
More Butter Team coverage of FOC here.
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We cooked up a banging masher to celebrate the union of Daft Punk and our new favorite TV show. Please to enjoy:
Flight of the Conchords - Fake Robot Rock (Daft Punk)
FOC is first and foremost a band (think Tenacious D style with the HBO deal) so listen and download some of their comedic beats at What the Folk.
Watch Flight of the Conchords.
Join the Society of Robots and meet ladies/impress your friends by making your own robot.
Watch the Electroma trailer again.
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