You may have noticed the right bar of our blog, which has filled with peculiar photographs. Well, those are mix tapes. Yes mix tapes. We discovered 8tracks and found it to provide us with the easiest and quickest to use medium for expressing ourselves with none other than music. So keep an eye out for new mix tapes on Musefy’s 8tracks page.

In the mean time, check out our mixes, “Indie Roller Coaster of the Unknown’s Fun” and “Sit Back and Lose Yourself.” Both are a compilation of musicians who are underrated or undiscovered within the music community so in Musebox fashion, sit back and lose yourself to these artists.

Indie Roller Coaster of the Unknown’s Fun

“Indie Roller Coaster of the Unknown Fun” is chock full of true indie tracks that will take you on a ride beginning with the fast paced Morning Teleportation and Gobble Gobble, slowing down with the likes of Eric Doucette and Deb Oh. Oh did I mention that it was promoted by 8tracks?

Sit Back and Lose Yourself

“Sit Back and Lose Yourself” will take you on an eye closing pleasant reverie from take off to exciting landing.

Track Listings

“Indie Roller of the Unknown Fun”

Oy! by YOKE

Expanding Anyway by Morning Teleportation

Lawn Knives by GOBBLE GOBBLE

Wrinklecarver by GOBBLE GOBBLE

We Both Like Me by Jangula

Work by 1,2,3

Know Your Own Strength by Dinosaur Feathers

Glowing Mouth by Milagres

Master of Art by Laura Stevenson & the Cans

Almost Everything by Wakey!Wakey!

Dirty Night Clowns by Chris Garneau

No More Pirates by Chris Garneau

Square Peg Round Hole by Wakey!Wakey!

Vesper by Deb Oh

Revolving Door by Deb Oh

Twice Toda by Pearl and the Beard

Falter Discover by This Silent Forest

Swallow your keys by Eric Doucette

This is the Biggest (of all things we deserve) by Eric Doucette

“Sit Back and Lose Yourself”

Free Your Mind by Dan Sosedoff

When Time is Nothing by Dan Sosedoff

Twelve Days Awake by The American Dollar

Good For Me by High Above The Storm

Dragonfly / Time of Our Lives by High Above The Storm

A Thousand Whys by Conveyor

Equinox by The American Dollar

What Part Of Forever by The Very Best & Cee-Lo

Super Mom by The Very Best

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I have to warn you. If you’re prone to seizures onset by visual stimuli, for the love of God, don’t open their Myspace page. If you’re in the clouds, then by all means have a little fun.

I was first turned onto Cecil Frena’s electrically addicting synchophonic electronic pop project thanks to Shawn, a local Madison, WI blogger of Drunken Attraction and I’d like to get out there that Cecil and gang know how to show their fans a fucking good time. Just last year, if you squealed “Gobble Gobble,” I’d think Thanksgiving. It was garage obscure among the saturated indie groups carving a placeholder for themselves. Fast forward to 2011, Thanksgiving takes a back seat.

Cecil is performing what should be a cacophonic orgy of an unpredictable gush of synth, screeching and head banging base, but for some reason I can’t fathom why my brain registers the mechanical “Lawn Knives,” “Boring Horror,” and “Wrinklecarver” as melodic, to a frenzied audience at SXSW. It’s all the more for Gobble Gobble to infect more ears and pave the way for grossly indulging his cult-like followers. I admit it. I’ve been infected. You can’t help but join in the childish flailing with four antsy young adults screaming and banging on helmets, drums and who knows what. It’s like I’m on 4Loko and blood thinners – at the same time.

Gobble Gobble