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As announced earlier today, Foals return with their second album, Total Life Forever, on May 10 and you can hear a track from it, Spanish Sahara, below.

At first the song puts you in mind of the ambient falsetto-rock of Sigur Ros - but it swiftly builds into something more urgent and propulsive, with Yannis Philipakkis repeating the lyric, "I’m the fury in your head, I’m the fury in your bed, I’m the ghost in the back of your head" over insistent, morse-code guitar. -Via: NME

Foals - Spanish Sahara

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Michael Linenberger
From Master Your Workday Now

Introducing Kid Infinity, one of the hottest acts blowing out circuit breakers in the bowels of LA's downtown music scene with their unique brand of electro-punk.

Kid Infinity formed in early 2008 when two men collided like lightning bolts battling in outer space, forming a fireball of fresh grooves and dirty beats that blasted their way to earth. It’s explosive music taking influence from Electro, French-Touch, Hip-Hop, Rock, and Underground Dance styles.

Their current self-produced EP “Kid Infinity’s Got a Big Head” is being passed out from car trunks and basement parties to back yards and club parking lots all over Los Angeles, bumping large bass the whole way.

Kid Infinity - Summertime Loner

"Watch out, motherfuckers: Kid Infinity has arrived." Geoff Geis - LA Record / We agree with Geoff!

Gil Scott-Heron is an elusive character. A pioneer of Rap music he set the blueprint for the genre in 1971 with "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised." He's a storyteller and poet with a piercing viewpoint on culture. His latest release, I'm New Here, (his first in 13 years) turns inward as he reflects on his life and this moment. For this tune Gil Scott-Heron covers the indie band Smog, with "I'm New Here." _{- Via: KCRW}

Gil Scott-Heron: I'm New Here

Lance Armstrong
7-Time Winner of the Tour de France

My question of the day to you is this;

Q: Have you ever seen insanity where you later saw creativity?

Comments welcomed. Live an electric life.
-Hollis

1. How did you find your creative niche?
Through the guitar. Practicing and learning to jam with others. Writing original songs.

2. Do you feel that you chose your "passion," or did it chose you?
I captured it, handcuffed it, took it to the cellar, and it is still tied up down there.

3. What is your definition of creativity?
Prying open the heavy door of life on a daily basis w/ positive energy & contribution.

4. What sort of lasting impression do you hope your work will have on other people?
Encouragement, inspiration and determination to do what is right for oneself.

5. What is your typical day like?
Starts very early & goes very late. Win in the morning, rest at a decent hour. Involves spiritual, exercise, business, & relationship building. Earning & studying.

6. What advice would you give to people following in your footsteps?
Student of the game forever. Communicate. Accountability. Never give up. Win 100%.

7. Is there anything that you haven't done yet that you feel compelled to achieve in the future? Explain.
Life is eternal. Whatever I missed this time around, I will vigorously achieve later.

Punk Aristocrats fully endorses the talents and services of Shele Sondheim and CSM Words and Music. Shele is a musical globetrotter who continues to grow and improve himself both personally and professionally to reach the top, he is a true inspiration.

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As writer / producer Shele and CSM are commissioned to create original works. CSM actively represents artists on finished masters and uniquely packaged to global music industry contacts at record labels, tv & film, fashion & product branding sponsors and digital media platforms.

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