In the past couple of years, electronica has been steadily creeping its way into more and more obscure corners of music. Savoir Adore has taken that to heart, blending folk, lo-fi, and pop to create a sound that can’t be pinpointed. Drawing comparisons to The Postal Service and Broken Social Scene, this band creates a sound even more distinctive in their newest release.
Brooklyn-based duo Deidre Muro and Paul Hammer’s sophomore album, Into the Wooded Forest, takes the idea of an ethereal woodland to heart, creating an album that has a sense of other worldliness at its best. In balancing the alt-country roots and the electronica sound they have become known for, they create a refreshingly unique sound, while alluding to more famous influences.

Every Friday afternoon DJs, directors and trainees vote on what music makes it to A-list, what ends up on B-list, and what just sucks.
The are the albums have made the cut at WCWM 90.9FM this week, including a few samples for your listening pleasure.