September 2010
28 posts
2 tags
1 tag
Stream Sufjan Steven’s The Age of Adz via NPR.
Tracklist: 01 “Futile Devices” 02 “Too Much” 03 “Age of Adz” 04 “I Walked” 05 “Now That I’m Older” 06 “Get Real Get Right” 07 “Bad Communication” 08 “Vesuvius” 09 “All for Myself” 10 “I Want To Be Well” 11 “Impossible Soul”
The album drops 12 October. It’s very good, guys. (image via Stereogum)
www.asthmatickitty.com/sufjan-stevens
1 tag
2 tags
1 tag
1 tag
Now that Kings of Leon have become divas with their own line of crazy-expensive/not-worth-the-money clothing (see here), KOL fans need a new band who won’t insist on having their own toilets.
Cue Alberta Cross. The Brooklyn-based English band play the same brand of blues-inspired americana-ish rock. But less arena and more edgy. I’d say, sounds similar to Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.
...
1 tag
(image via sad-music.net)
Vandaveer’s simple folk tunes are a breath of fresh air and a worthy throwback to the old school days of Bob Dylan domination.
Boy-girl harmonies and clean guitar plucks are the M.O. for this Washington DC band that is the brainchild of main man Mark Charles Heidinger.
The stream above features their latest A Minor Spell EP, available exclusively on tour or...
1 tag
1 tag
Editors sound great on record and they sound amazing live. But in my opinion, they definitely sound best stripped down.
Tom Smith’s voice is immaculate, and the band always seems to be able to make those big alt rock numbers quiet and intimate. And with third album In This Light and On This Morning, they’ve done an especially good job of turning their new synth-heavy...
3 tags
2 tags
1 tag
“Drifting” by Society
(image via Asphalt Duchess)
I first heard “Drifting” by Society while surfing a fashion blog. The song was the backdrop to a Qasimi campaign featuring the very attractive Marlon Teixeira. Here it is for you girls.
Hot Brazilian male models aside, the song is pretty much amazing. It’s got punchy beats and woozy synthesizer/keyboard wonder work....
1 tag
1 tag
2 tags
2 tags
1 tag
1 tag
1 tag
2 tags
1 tag
1 tag
Warpaint's The Fool
(image via Pitchfork)
New album releases don’t excite me that often. But man, am I super stoked for Warpaint’s debut LP.
I discovered them after trawling through the list of performers at Mercury Lounge. I was staying two blocks away and so I walked down Ludlow towards Houston in the rain, excited to finally see them after watching and re-watching “Beetles” and...
1 tag
1 tag
Arcade Fire: The Wilderness Downtown →
(image via techshout)
The Wilderness Downtown is Arcade Fire’s latest stroke of genius. And yeah, they’ve been having many of those lately. Along with Internet giant Google and director Chris Milk, Win Butler and friends have taken the idea of a music video and transformed it into an interactive trip down memory lane.
So, how it works is that you enter your childhood address and...
1 tag
August 2010
33 posts
1 tag