Alright, so here’s our good buddies A.F.I. coming out with their newest single “Love Like Winter” from their latest release DecemberUnderground. Just like their last video for “Miss Murder” this too is directed by music video vet Marc Webb. Just off the top of my head, I have a few questions/observations regarding the A.F.I./Webb partnerships. [Visit Shots Ring Out to read the rest…]
In memory of Joanna Newsom’s new album Y’s leaking a few weeks back and in anticipation of it’s proper release that’s just over the horizon, I present you with this reminder. Taken from her much lauded the Milk-eyed Mender album of 2004, ‘Sprout and the Bean’ showcases everything that is Joanna Newsom. My prediction of the new album; the hype is warranted, but I think it will fall short of the album-of-the-year-whispers. I just don’t see myself returning to it, over and over again. When it comes to choosing which Joanna to bring with me on the road, it’s still gonna be MEM.
So Portland, Oregon’s most recentish hype band,The Gossip just dropped this dime of a vid on us and are about to release their next single “Standing In the Way of Control.” Their sound doesn’t seem to be my cup of tea, but it seems as though the ladies love them, so I figured I’d give them a shout out here. [Visit Shots Ring Out to read the rest…]
This is the song that started my heart for the band Broken Social Scene. Stumbling around the internet one night I came upon it and downloaded to my WinAmp(iTunes was brand new and I didn’t have a mac yet); the good times have been a-rolling since. BSS are one of the best bands out there so pick up some of their work, you won’t be disappointed.
So here is my weekly post featuring stop motion animation. Hey don’t yell at me; we all get one a week and I think I actually have a few credits saved up so calm yourself else I threaten with more. By the way, Jose Gonzalez is the shiz and his album Veneer is a buy. Zero 7 is cool too but I’m not really hip to what they are up to these days. (Any help?) From what I can remember they are a duo of the electronic persuasion and like to ‘feat.’ people on their albums, but that’s all I’m good for.
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Wow, it hurts that it won't be out for another year. But we'll take it as a vote of confidence that Spike Jonze's version of Where The Wild Things Are is gonna be phenomenal. Check out the interview. [Ain't It Cool News]
- #Looks like Rivers and his band of merry men have realized that they've hit rock bottom. Looks like it's time to get an old friend back to help their cause. Guess who? [Slashfilm]
- #We're so glad that someone has the balls (and most especially the mind) to recognize a Doucher when he sees one. Not to mention our glee at his breaking down the species altogether. [POTW]
- #It's about damn time L.A. in film got some props thrown its way. It's unfortunate that it took its own paper to do it. It's also unfortunate that Crash is on the list. Why lord, why? [LA Times]
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