Atlas Sound - Bedroom Databank Vol. 2

Update: 11.26.10

Big Brother got involved and Sony tried to force Cox to pull them from his sight. They are back up. More from Chad Radford at Creative Loafing here.

Bradford Cox, the creative force behind Atlas Sound and Deerhunter, must be in the holiday spirit because he has released two three four B-sides/covers albums free via his Web site in the last two days.

The albums, Bedroom Databank Vol. 1, Vol. 2, Vol. 3, Vol. 4, are available via http://deerhuntertheband.blogspot.com/.

From Yo La Tengo's Web site: "Atlanta's Masquerade was always just like a home away from home to us, if the people in your family always spelled your name wrong and built the stage right above the pumping techno soundsystem. (June 10, 1995, Atlanta, GA)"

As we wind down this holiday weekend and make our way back to reality, here’s this week’s DeadJournalist.com Sunday Night Videos.

This week’s Video of the Week is from Lo La Tengo from 1997 because “Sugarcube” is one of the best indie videos of the decade. And I had to add Atari Teenage Riot as a nice little tie-in to round out the set.

Other videos this week include: Kurt Vile, Jemina Pearl, Atlas Sound, The xx and The Sounds as well as Thoa with the Get Down Stay Down, Midlake, Crystal Castles, Broken Social Scene and The Unicorns, among others.

Video of the Week

Yo La Tengo – “Sugarcube”

Sunday Sixteen

Atlas Sound (featuring Laetita Sadier of Stereolab) – “Quick Canal”

Kurt Vile – “Freak Train”

Jemina Pearl (featuring Iggy Pop) – “I Hate People”

The Sounds – “Beatbox”

The Unicorns – “Tuff Ghost”

Crystal Castles – “Untrust Us”

The xx – “Crystalised”

LCD Soundsystem – “New York, I Love You”

Cymbals Eat Guitars – Wind Phoenix (Live on KEXP)

Midlake – “Roscoe”

Broken Social Scene – “Cause = Time”

Thao with the Get Down Stay Down – “Bag of Hammers”

Port O’Brien – “I Woke Up Today”

The Antlers – “Two”

Skunk Anansie – “Secretly”

Atari Teenage Riot – “Atari Teenage Riot”

The Soul Collective Tour

In additional to the artist performing (including Atlanta’s Bradford Cox as Atlas Sound), there will be DJ set by former cohorts Brian Paris and Black Sunshine, among others.

For more information, visit: Kia Soul Collective Web site