#Underdog Records

[punk-abuse]

8-Bark

"Magic Word"

Structurally Sound, 1992, Underdog Records

anarcho-punk band from Chicago, early 90s

[burlveneer-music]

Kolinga - Legacy - a musical melting pot from Rebecca M’Boungou and Arnaud Estor 

“I wanted to talk about what I know best, which life from my perspective"

Rébecca M’Boungou is not unaware of the universal part of her mixed-race life - so many upheavals, splendors, melancholies, pleasures or pains present in this century.Kolinga tells much more than the musical adventure of a dark-skinned country girl from southwestern France who expresses herself in French, English and Lingala on a music which draws from pop, Congolese rumba, jazz, soul, song, hip hop...

[plus-low-overthrow]

Lowland Brothers - Don’t Let Me Fall (LIVE)

Gospel cover.

[billlaotian]

[nouvellesdumaquis]

Sum'one - Crazy [Official Video]

Sum'One marque le grand retour du producteur JustMike. Le beatmaker danois choisit ce pseudo après ceux de Dafuniks et Otis Stacks, pour lancer son projet plus électronique. On adore ce Crazy, et son gimmick qui a de quoi rendre fou.

Avec Sum'One, le producteur danois Just Mike ressort ses boites à rythmes et ses synthés vintage pour un virage électronique particulièrement inspiré. Il nous embarque dans un voyage dans son monde, planant et doux.Un virage musical qui s'explique par le confinement et un changement de vie de la ville à la campagne. Voilà donc “Crazy” sur une mélodie entêtante et un synthé bien gras, accompagné d’un clip animé réalisé par Antonin Herveet. Le titre annonce son EP Hello Vera prévu pour 2023.

Voici Sum'one et en premier extrait Crazy [Official Video] :

[pokemonunderdogtournament]

Best Underdog Regional Bird Pokemon Emergency Round 🗺️🪶

Round 5 - Final Match

Our Contestants:

This poll is part of an event that allows the early eliminees from the main tournament have more time in the spotlight!

I have no idea how this happened, but I found this discrepancy and don't want to just ignore it? The original final match should've been the second to last.

[saltlakehardcoreflyers]

[izacore]

is it wrong of me to be super pissed that he’s charging for this streaming thing?? like i so appreciate he doesn’t charge much for his concert tickets and has done lots of free things for fans in the past, but like why make fans pay for this?? especially since a lot of us paid to see the movie in theaters already. i mean some fans bought fucking billboards to help advertise the film (not saying that was necessary or something they should’ve done or should be compensated for but like…) idk i feel like we’ve done enough to allow him to do this for free or like $5 per stream max. but maybe i’ve just gotten spoiled lol. he needs to just put it on Netflix or Hulu and call it a day. i’m tired of him saying it’s “me and the fans” and “all about the fans” and “i’m a man of the people” and “i want all of us to watch it together” blah blah blah and then charge $18 for a one time streaming of a movie.

oh honey you are allowed to feel any way you want about the actions of louis and/or harry. we are not a monolith and can have different opinions and if the fact how much he is pricing for this livestream is making you mad then it's perfectly valid. i very much agree. like i said, in my currency it's really a lot, it could get me clothes or food or tickets to visit my parents and back. and while i understand they want to earn money at the same time i'm like... please, lthq, do some research and maybe read the room. unfortunately, i think people will pay anyway cause that's the fanbase they cultivated - one that subconsciously thinks louis must be struggling financially so every type of support will help.

[blackmensuited]

[cowboyhorsegirl]

On the topics of Rafa being so…shaped, it’s hilarious how buff he is compared to like, all the other tennis players except for the new Spanish Tennis Star Carlos Alcaraz, who is also a unit. Most tennis stars are lean and muscled but those 2’s legs are like tree trunks my good

Serena Williams likes to tweet about how she and Rafa are “booty siblings” because they are stacked compared to everyone else. If you google that phrase and Serena she’s been tweeting that for like 10 years lol

fkdsjfksjfk She's Right!! Say that shit queen 🗣️🗣️🗣️

[3416]

I haven’t watched a hockey game since one of my high school teachers put it on during class time cause he was obsessed (aka like a decade ago) BUT I love getting to see all your Leafs content. Highly entertaining. Making me slightly obsessed with the success of a boy I don’t even know (Mitch). 10/10, finally starting to feel like a proper Canadian

fksdjfkldsjflks oh i'm so glad you find any entertainment from something you hardly care about and keep up with my blog anyway. ❣️❣️❣️ 😭😭😭 honestly... i never really expected myself to get this hardcore into sports, but the SECOND you start treating the teams and players like there's a narrative or a story to their success n failures.... it becomes impossible not to get attached i feelfjdklsf (which is exactly what franchises WANT, they're all about the storytelling). mitch and the leafs are definitely worth rooting for, even just vaguely, sO PLEASE!!! u can definitely feel proud to be a canadian bc of them.

[burlveneer-music]

João Selva - Passarinho - Brazillian music with European production (by Patchworks)

Brazilian singer and songwriter releases a new album of exuberant and vintage tropical pop music. Somewhere, we get back to the carioca João Selva where we left him: sailing on the mythical Black Atlantic to create exhilarating music whose vibrations invite us to Rio, the Brazilian Northeast, the Caribbean, Cape Verde or even Angola. His latest album, “Navegar” (2021), acclaimed by critics, is an invigorating dance and dream machine that updates the tropicalist revolution of the 70s by offering a turbulent mix of samba, soul, jazz and funk. Continuing to spread wings with “Passarinho” (2023), this time it is flying like a bird that the singer from Ipanema takes us into his musical universe, always as sunny as it is abundant. The 10 tracks of this new album span a generous palette of musical influences: from Angolan semba to Cape Verdean funaná, via Caribbean zouk or Congolese rumba – João Selva's music channels the musical pulse of the Black Atlantic. In the most (im)pure Brazilian tradition, he also digests the contribution of North American music and freely incorporates elements from elsewhere into the irresistible rhythms of Brazil. Prolonging a fruitful collaboration with french producer Bruno Patchworks, this new LP is full of sound nuggets and offers a wide range of emotions and sensations. 

All Tracks Written And Composed By Jonathan Da Silva & Bruno Hovart João Selva: lead vocals, viola, guitar and percussion Bruno Patchworks: guitar, bass, percussion, keyboards and accordion FEATURING: Carina Salvado: backing vocals Boris Pokora: saxophone, trombone, flute and bugle Paul Charnay: Fender Rhodes

[three--rings]

In the mid-90s my friends and I called every radio station in town AND every dance club with a DJ to ask the DJ if they knew this song, but the only part we knew was this part right here, so we sang this nonsense for them:

No one could answer us. Finally my friend met some random guys in a cd store who knew the name of the band.

When you hear a new song on the radio and you’re desperately trying to pick a notable phrase so you can google it later

[wizardclown]

the way one series has made me dislike the pan thers as much as the flames 😭😭😭

[embraceyouropacities]

“More often…the urge to document and the urge to disappear, though contradictory, are fused.”

— Heather Love, “Underdogs”

[revkilltaker]

Supertouch – Live on WNYU 1988 - LP - Horror Hotel  Records - hhp-001

Pressing Stats

Pressing #: 1st Press

Color:  Black

Qty Pressed: 270/500

Additional Info: Other Pressings Available

Track Listing

Intro

Climbing Aboard

True Colors Don't Run

Searching For The Light

Deadlock

Struggling To Communicate

A Death In The Family

7.5/10