Do any of you guys listen to Henry's Dress? If not, you should. A really good band that was on Slumberland's label in the 90's
Do any of you guys listen to Henry's Dress? If not, you should. A really good band that was on Slumberland's label in the 90's
Im honesty considering going to Ink n Iron just to see Iggy Pop and there is way i could be talked out of it????I assume Iggy Pop and the Stooges are still amazing.I haven't seen them since Ron died.
So, barring a surprise move or announcement or something, no ATP NY this year. Has this already been discussed? http://www.brooklynvegan.com/archive...be_your_2.html
And.......now I see it. Oh well.
I just recently picked up a 'best of' collection from Ian Dury and the Blockheads after hearing 'Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick'. I had heard 'What a Waste' and 'Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll', but wasn't incredibly crazy about them. But I really like this dude - the way he speaks/sings songs, and his accent come off really funny at times. They had kind of unique sound that set them apart from all the angry punk and postpunk music at the time.
We're here to play some Mississippi Delta Blues. We're in a horrible depression, and I gotta admit - we're starting to like it.
Good god. I really need to listen to these guys more often.
6/21 - Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti - First Unitarian Church
6/22 - Father John Misty/White Fence - Glass House (?)
6/26 - Tricky - El Rey (?)
6/29 - Twin Shadow - Fonda (?)
7/06 - Lee Burridge, et al. - Dilettante
last.fm, if you care
Twitter, if you dare
well this makes me happy.
http://www.culturecritic.co.uk/blog/...rs-of-the-lid/A Winged Victory for the Sullen will release some new music later this year. That project will keep me busy for the rest of my life methinks.
For a bunch of crazy reasons I haven't been to a live show in forever, but I'm going to see Aby Wolf's new project with Grant Cutler at 7th Street Entry tonight.
How I never got around to listening to this band/album until now baffles and saddens me.
6/18 Eleanor Friedberger/Mount Kimbie double-dip
6/23 - The Three O'Clock @ Freakbeat Records
6/24 - Iron & Wine @ JKL
6/28 - Baths @ El Rey
8/9 - Grizzly Bear @ Hollywood Forever
8/24-25 - FYF Fest
9/12 -GY!BE @ Fonda
9/15 - GY!BE @ Belly Up
9/24 - Depeche Mode @ SB Bowl
So the past few months I've fallen in love with a lot of underappreciated bands from Slumberland/K Recs, i guess "twee" if you will? Though this band Black Tambourine has some MBV vibes. Really good!
If you like this, you should check out Henry's Dress, Boyracer, Go Sailor, Talulah Gosh, Shop Assistants. I'm sure you guys have heard of some of those but yeah..nothing too mind-blowing, just some good ole pop jams.
Slumberland is awesome. I love almost every artist that label has put out but I definitely don't stay on top of it enough.
6/26: Colin Stetson @ The Chapel
6/30: Deltron 3030 @ Stern Grove
7/19-7/21: Sunset Campout @
7/26: Regis & Max Cooper @ PW
8/9: Metro Area LIVE @ Mighty
8/24-25: FYF Fest
11/16: NIN @ The Joint
For sure, yes Tiger Trap are awesome! Yeah, I lovee Beat Happening, didn't list them 'cause ya they're the obvious one. I think I remember you saying you haven't checked out The Halo Benders? If not, you should totally listen to the Rebel's Not In. Besides BH, my favorite thing Calvin has done.
hahahahahaha best cover ever
6/21/13-6/23/13 - Solid Sound Music Festival - MASS MOCA
last.fm
Yes! One of my favorite bands of all-time, the Microphones, will be reissuing five of their albums on vinyl in what sounds like deluxe and beautiful packaging. I already have the Glow, Pt. 2 but those other ones are extremely hard to find. So this is great news.
http://pitchfork.com/news/49719-moun...e-microphones/
(By the way, K Records still has the 2008 reissue of the Glow, Pt. 2 available. Buy it. It's a phenomenal album spread across 3 LP's. It also comes in the best packaging I've probably ever seen. K is also really personal and sent me a thank you note for the purchase, and a really cool postcard with a kitten on it along with the record. It's only $25.00 with free shipping!)
It's really frustrating when you fall in love with an atypical song from a band so that when you search out more songs like it in their discography, there's really nothing that really resembles it. Some times you still end up finding a good band or whatever, but you still keep expecting to hear the band you heard in that first song.
In this particular case, it's The Clientele - "Bookshop Casanova." I heard it on Pitchfork years ago and every time I try to listen to a full album by them I can't help but want to hear just that track even though I know the albums are probably fine in their own right if I'd take them on their own terms.
I am incredibly HAPPY about finding out that a large amount of Frank Zappa discography is on Spotify. He was the first person I type into Spotify and found nothing for him when I first got Spotify. Today on Facebook I saw someone listening to him and now I am blissfully happy about listening to Spotify.I guess i will not cancel my subscription.
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Austra - Colin Stetson - Skyline Electric - The Pacific Rim Projekt - The National - Goat Rodeo - Hopscotch 2013- Body/Head - GY!BE - Beirut/Vampire Weekend - Tim Hecker
I've been listening to these for the past month:
www.crapfromthepast.com
There's mp3s of every show - years of them - at archive.org. It's fantastic, I've found lots of great songs. Might just spend the rest of the year listening to these.
We're here to play some Mississippi Delta Blues. We're in a horrible depression, and I gotta admit - we're starting to like it.