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21 free songs that don’t suck at all. In fact they are good or why would we waste the time? Just one click and your iPod will be updated with great new music from some of your most favorite new/old bands.

Click Here to Download Grab Bag 18
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Songs featured on Grab Bag #18
Cary Ann Hearst – Hells Bells
Corey Dargel – Touch Me Where It Counts
Discover America – Force of Proper Wind
Dosh – Number 41(feat. Andrew Bird)
Epstein – Gallop
Hey Marseilles – Rio
Indian Jewelry – Oceans
JT and the Clouds – Fever Dream
Lightning Bolt – Colossus
Lobisomem – Plasma Is For Lovers
Mantler – Fresh and Fair
Matt Marks – I Don’t Have Any Fun
Olafur Arnalds – thu-ert-solin
Phosphorescent – Mermaid Parade
Plants and Animals – Tom Cruz
Rooney – I dont Wanna Lose You
Sarah Kirkland Snider – This is What You’re Like
Shout Out Louds – Walls
The Whitsundays – Silent In The Wind
Trans Am – Apparent Horizon
Washington Square Park – No Medication

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Directed by Shout Out Louds bass player Ted Malmros and his brother Tom Malmros, the music video for “Fall Hard” is a colorful moving image which director Ted describes as “A Belgian cigarettes inspired TV-show deja vú…”). Check it out! Read the full story

Grab this fun little remix by a US Indie Favorite of a Swedish Indie Favorite. Fun times will be had by all. We promise!

Shout Out Louds – Fall Hard (Passion Pit Remix)

In celebration of the February 23 release of their upcoming album, Work (Merge Records), Sweden’s Shout Out Louds are offering up a FREE MP3 Remix download of the first single “Fall Hard.” The remix was done by Cambridge, MA’s electronic-pop sensation Passion Pit. Already an infectious slice of pop perfection, once in the hands of Passion Pit, “Fall Hard” becomes blissed out and synthed up.

Shout Out Louds will be bringing their engaging live show to the following North American venues throughout May. More dates to be announced shortly.

Shout Out Louds Tour

01 Mar New York / Brooklyn, Music Hall of Williamsburg SOLD OUT!

02 May Washington, 9:30 Club

03 May Philadelphia, First Unitarian Church

05 May New York, Webster Hall

06 May Boston, Paradise

07 May Montreal, Cabaret Music Hall

08 May Toronto, Mod Club

10 May Chicago, Lincoln Hall

11 May Minneapolis, Varsity Theater

14 May Vancouver, Commodore Ballroom

15 May Seattle, Neumos

16 May Portland, Doug Fir

18 May San Francisco, Great American Music Hall

21 May Los Angeles, El Rey