Take it one step further this week and take some of the music we bring to you to your friends or family or co-workers, get them up on some of this goodness. Don’t let people get away with saying there’s no good music out.

Singles

Matt & Kim – “Cameras”
From Sidewalks, out 11/2 via Fader

Restless People – “Don’t Back Down”
From Restless People, out 9/14 via IAMSOUND

Jupe Jupe – “Something About Love”
From Invaders, out now

Soulphonics & Ruby Velle – “Your Head Will Get There”
From “Your Head Will Get There” single, out now

Sunset – “Moonlight”
From Autoshines, out 10/12 via Autobus Records

Sufjan Stevens – “I Walked”
From The Age of Adz, out 10/12 via Asthmatic Kitty

Coma Cinema – “Business As Usual”
From Blue Suicide, out soon on Wonder Beard

Maximum Balloon – “Groove Me” Ft. Theophilus London (Alex Metric Remix)
Original Version from Maximum Balloon, out 9/21 via DGC/Interscope

Abe Vigoda – “To Tears”
From Crush, out 9/21 via Post Present Medium

Craft Spells – “Party Talk”
From “Party Talk” 7″ single, out in September on Captured Tracks

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All Songs in One MP3: Weekend Mix – All Tracks
All Songs in One RAR File: (download only)

I got down on Hot Fuss for a minute, but the past few years have caught me sleeping on The Killers.  I’ll give them this: they were on the Springsteen train fairly early, so now when I hear The Gaslight Anthem or the like, I can’t help but imagining Brandon Flowers’ glittery jacket.  Sorry about that, Gaslight Anthem.  The Killers frontman has a solo album called Flamingo hitting stores September 14th.  You may have already heard “Crossfire”, and here’s another new track that features Jenny Lewis on backup vocals.  Remember when Linda Ronstadt sang backup on Neil Young songs?  This is nothing like that, but it’s not too bad.

Stream:

Brandon Flowers ft. Jenny Lewis – “Hard Enough”

(Via twentyfourbit)

Best way to sell your solo debut if you aren’t quite a name brand to the record buying (torrenting) public? Get the front-man from your big time day job on a track. “Absence of Light,” which features Tunde Adebimpe, is the latest track from Sitek’s forthcoming debut Maximum Balloon and invokes TV On The Radio more than a little which is fine because who knows when TV On The Radio will get back in the studio, and of course we’re pulling for Sitek’s solo effort, this can only help.

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If the imagery alone somehow sells you on No Age then we probably won’t ever be friends. Great as it is to learn inflatable gimp suits exist for specialists–the knowledge and sight of one inflating doesn’t excite me for Everything In Between, No Age’s forthcoming and so-far excellent sounding album. On the other hand Everything in Between opener, “Life Prowler,” is what you’re listening to as the suit expands and because we’re here for the music you should pay attention to that.

Speaking of creeping, if you’re cool with Arcade Fire knowing where you live and/or used to live, then check out the fascinating interactive video for my favorite track from The Suburbs, “We Used To Wait.”  You may remember director Chris Milk from his brilliant video for Gnarls Barkley’s “Who’s Gonna Save My Soul.”

Stop creeping on Facebook for a moment and head to Matt & Kim’s page to hear their new single, “Camera,” off their upcoming album, Sidewalks, out November 2nd.  Also, stream it over at that radio station from Real World: Seattle.

(Via The Fader)

Oh man, you know the players, maybe you know the particulars. It doesn’t matter. Just give this romp a spin. It’s fun.

Kanye West (Feat. Bon Iver, Jay-Z, Nicki Minaj, Rick Ross) – “Monster”