
[MP3]
Cut Copy Where I'm Going
2k10 has been one of the biggest buzz droughts in the history of the modern blogosphere. We have the infrastructure set up to buzz so hard, hype appropriately, and we even learned how to 'diss' artists in 2k10. Not all about 'positive vibes' any more. We are slowly but surely seeing the TMZification of the modern indiesphere. Since blogs buzzed so many bands so hard, they sorta have to 'regulate' the buzz by being more critical (usually in a generic, predictable way), but this is sorta the only thing that can somewhat preserve 'the voice' of most blogsites.
Even though harsh vibe blogging is now 'mainstream', we're still missing something. We're still missing quality products that inspire authentic 'blog treatment' by blogosphere. Blogs are sorta just 'running in place' in 2k10, since the content has been 'mediocre at best.' Unfortunately, we might not see another quality album during 2k10. We might get 'buzz albums', but it will be difficult 2 tell 'what is buzz' and what has 'universal appeal.'
It seems like we are entering the 'transitioning out' of 2k10 phase. Think Arcade Fire and Panda Bear will release albums, but feel like every1 has already made up their mind on how they will feel about them, so it doesn't even really matter. 2k10 is 'in the books', unless a completely new buzzband and/or genre emerges. We were so fortunate 2 get a bountiful buzzband harvest in 2k9, that it seems mad unlikely that 2k10's harvest will provide us with a similar crop.

I think this new Cut Copy MP3 means that we should just sorta focus on 2k11. 'Go thru the motions' as we end 2k10, but the most exciting news will be bands announcing their 2k11 plans. If 2k10 bands want to be taken seriously, they need to adjust their album cycle to fit in with 'the big guns' of 2k11. If the mp3 buzzosphere can survive, we will need all of the 'most talented artists' to compete head to head in one year, to inspire the most discussion/backlash/authentic buzz possible.
The new Cut Copy song is filled with 'positive vibes' to help us forget about negative wave meme artists like M.I.A. and what a huge letdown 2k10 was. It seems 'strategically created' to sound like what is 'now' and what 'might be next' but also 'pay homage to the past.' Feel like that is what 'fans and critics want to hear.' Always good to hear 'quality mp3s' instead of just talking urself into lofi/chillwave all year.
Feel like I might 'cry from happiness' from this song. Just represents a 'new beginning', a 'clean slate', a 'new hope.' Going to take the hand of Cut Copy and pretend it is 2k11 already.
2k10: h8 u / don't miss u / might learn 2 <3 u some time in the future [via helping me appreciate 2k11]
Are you vibing out to this Cut Copy song?
Are you more pumped about 2k11 with a new Cut Copy release + a possible new AnCo record + chillwave sophomore albums?
Does it sound like something 'refreshing' that we needed 2 recontextualize what it means to be a buzzband?
Is this a candidate for 'song of 2k10' or should it be considered a '2k11 product'?
Are you pumped that 2k10 is 'in the books' and we are sorta moving on?
Can 2k10 be 'saved' or should we just pretend anything 'good' that happens from this point on is part of 2k11?
When we get to January 1, 2011, is there a change that it might be blog year 2k12?
Will you be pissed if MGMT and M.I.A. 'release an album in 2k11' just to ruin chill vibes?
Will Cut Copy's next album help them to surpass Animal Collective as 'the most respected modern indie band' since their songs are probably 'more listenable' / 'more likable' if you look at their catalogs side by side?
Is Cut Copy the 'early frontrunner' for 2k11 Album of The Year?