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Grizzly Bear's Chris Taylor, Solange Knowles, and Twin Shadow have collaborated on a track called "Kenya" for the Coca Cola Foundation's Replenish Africa Initiative (RAIN). The foundation "brings…   Read Story »
Frequent Fever Ray collaborator/producer Van Rivers (he produced her single "When I Grow Up," among other tracks) did this remix of Twin Shadow's "Slow." This remix gives George Lewis Jr.'s vocals…   Read Story »
Jessica pointed out that the “Me And The Moon” video draws out "the loneliness and isolation" of a number of the Drums's songs via the band members' decision not to interact in the clip. Twin…   Read Story »
Twin Shadow's Forget LP pushed 1K units in its first week, not a bad showing for George Lewis Jr.'s Terrible Records-pushed debut LP. "A Place We Like" is a value-added bonus for those grabbing…   Read Story »
A video for "Castles In The Snow," the song that dropped George Lewis, Jr. and his Twin Shadow project on our radar six months ago, though it was his simple Top 10 video of the year contender for…   Read Story »
Twin Shadow's "Slow" video is a clever parody of porn casting couch sessions, with main man George Lewis Jr. getting complimented on his "big talent" at the end. Directed by Alex…   Read Story »
It's unclear if it's a positive result of technology (better, cheaper recording equipment), a negative result of technology (laptop alienation) or just another 2010 trend (post- etc., etc. -wave),…   Read Story »
Lemonade's dubby, steel-drum hummed, liquid-squished Pure Moods come-on "Lifted" got me gushy twice over (in track and video form); enter George Lewis Jr. aka Brooklyn's Twin Shadow (not to be…   Read Story »
Brooklyn (via Georgia and Alabama) quartet Bear In Heaven have a deluxe version of their ace Beast Rest Forth Mouth which extends the directional East West North South wordplay with a five-track…   Read Story »
First off, this photo set is really great and worth a pass through, compliments in part to Glasslands gallery's new "cloud cover" installation, and in part to the always impressive camera work of…   Read Story »