Did you listen to Little Radio last Tuesday night for Ground Control Radio? If not, it's not too late. Check out the podcast here. Hold My Hand – War Stories – Unkle Isn't That So – Land Of The Sea – Chris & Thomas I Want It – Dos – Michael Fakesch Summersend – Teardrop Sweetheart – Misha Sisters On The Struggle – We Know You Know – Lesbians On Ecstasy Gone To Save Mankind – Porcelain Empire –...
The votes are in. The people have spoken. The man behind one of the dopest videos (see below) and songs to come out this decade announced a full-length will hit the masses August 21, 2007, on Cordless Recordings. Kennedy For President will feature his hit-single “Your Mama” and 10 other tracks sure to get your MILF-lovin’ ass in motion. The album also features four tracks co-produced by the U.K. Garage veteran and DirtyPop impresario DJ Sticky. The balance of the...
Our lovely deranged post-punk darlings EDITORS are coming back to the U.S., but not before getting fans hyphy for their new album, An End Has A Start, which hits streets on Tuesday, July 17th in the US on Epic/FADER Label/Kitchenware. EDITORS will also be doing a special outdoor performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Thursday, July 26th which will air on ABC that evening at 12:00am (11:00pm central). For those of you who can’t wait, the band will also be...
I went to the Black Hills, no gold could I find. I thought of the free land I'd left far behind; Through rain, snow, and hail, boys, froze up to the gills, They called me the orphan of the dreary Black Hills. – not sure Luckily for us, this isn’t the mid-1800s! Every once in a while I’ll check out label sites and see what new stuff they have going on and I’ll feel like I discovered gold, texas tea,...
I went to the Black Hills, no gold could I find. I thought of the free land I'd left far behind; Through rain, snow, and hail, boys, froze up to the gills, They called me the orphan of the dreary Black Hills. Luckily for us, this isn’t the mid-1800s! Every once in a while I’ll check out label sites and see what new stuff they have going on and I’ll feel like I discovered gold, texas tea, or whatever else...
Our fifth installment of Lunarcast features a Southern California band called Hell At Night. The band’s original concept was as a duo, consisting of twin brothers Nart and Dan Chejoka (drums and guitar/vocals, respectively). However, earlier this year, a third member was added to the band, former Lidsville frontman Greg Johnson, who now provides the much-needed bass and sings lead and backup vocals. It was this lineup that entered the studio for a second round to finalize their debut EP...
There’s a very fine line between what’s cute and what’s overly cute. Australia’s own Architecture in Helsinki don’t tip toe in between both mediums, but place themselves as an entire entity all unto itself. They’re MEGA cute. They jump up and down fully exuberant. They wear rather colorful clothes—case in point, the safari inspired orange and yellow zebra striped shirt worn by leader Cameron Bird. And for Pete’s sake, they even have a member that has those fun typed-up dreadlocks!...
Something about this feels familiar. I’m standing outside the Henry Fonda waiting for the press list to make its way to the box office so I can get the security guards to stop staring at me and gripping their metal detection wands in a manner I’m not the least bit comfortable with. One of them attempts to outsmart me by asking all sorts of questions about my press cred. I turn the tables and have him asking all about the...
I hadn’t been to a show in a while. Not a straight rock 'n' roll show, that is. My last visit to the infamously retroactive Roxy Theater on Sunset was, surprisingly, not what I would expect from the worn-out Strip. MSTRKRFT, Aoki’s Dim Mak crew, Cobrasnake, pot-smokin’ girls in the bathroom and sweat dripping off the ceiling, all made for a vicariously unpretentious pretentious time. People are wearing neon again. It is at once comforting and unsatiating, I am refreshed,...
Canadians move fast. Hot on the heels of last week's announcement of a brand new album from the Broken Social Scene camp–specifically featuring the talents of lead singer Kevin Drew–there's a tracklist and an mp3 for all you rabid fans. So get ready, get set, go: www.arts-crafts.ca/kevindrew Broken Social Scene presents: Kevin Drew, "Spirit If…" 1. Farewell To The Pressure Kids 2. Tbtf 3. F-ked Up Kid 4. Safety Bricks 5. Lucky Ones 6. Broke Me Up 7. Gangbang Suicide...