Listen, then download for free if you like. Your Hands (Together)
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Band Names
How bands got their names. There aren't a lot of good ones yet, but maybe eventually? Flaming Lips is the newest one.
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Vampire Weekend - Self Titled
Not sure how this all works. But, I figured I'd give a short review on an album that I've been really digging lately. Vampire Weekend's first full-length album is not too far short of incredible.
My favorite tracks off of it are: A-Punk, Campus and Oxford Comma. Check them out and if you like them, there newest album, "Contra" came out Jan. 11.
Listen to a few tracks off of it here:
http://www.myspace.com/vampireweekend
My favorite tracks off of it are: A-Punk, Campus and Oxford Comma. Check them out and if you like them, there newest album, "Contra" came out Jan. 11.
Listen to a few tracks off of it here:
http://www.myspace.com/vampireweekend
Friday, February 19, 2010
Pixies latest news...
Isla de Encata used in a pretty good Visa Commercial. It's not about the art anymore.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Oasis and Strokes

Too funny, I was going to cover White Stripes and MGMT news, but Jim beat me to it. I guess great minds...so...
Anywho, Oasis's Noel Gallagher will not be attending the sentencing of the dude who busted his ribs at the V festival a few years back. However he is starting a new band (well same band minus Liam, I guess).
The Strokes are aiming for a September release date for new record. Been a while. Since their last, I liked what I heard from the Albert Hammond, Jr albums. Did anyone hear anything from the Casablancas EP or whatever that was?
White Stripes vs. Air Force Reserve
If you haven't heard... The White Stripes may go after the Air Force Reserve for using a re-recorded version of "Fell in Love With a Girl" in a SuperBowl ad.
The video has mostly disappeared. Here is where I found it. I assume it'll be pulled from here soon too though.
Sounds similar enough to me.
The Air Force said they hired a company to do the music.
The company said they hired a musician.
The musician said any resemblance is coincidental. "They said they wanted some high-energy music, and I gave them three demos, all of them a little bit different," he explained to EW. "They asked me to tweak the one that they preferred, so I beefed up the drums or whatnot, added some echo to my guitar part." After the Stripes released their statement, Kraft went to their website and admits the songs "sound close". "I might have [heard it] somehow or somewhere," he said, but he maintains that he doesn't listen to the White Stripes or that "kind of music". "I had no intention whatsoever of copying [the Stripes]. If [Jack White needs] me to pay the money back that I made, which was 2,000 bucks (£1,300) ... I will do that."
The video has mostly disappeared. Here is where I found it. I assume it'll be pulled from here soon too though.
Sounds similar enough to me.
The Air Force said they hired a company to do the music.
The company said they hired a musician.
The musician said any resemblance is coincidental. "They said they wanted some high-energy music, and I gave them three demos, all of them a little bit different," he explained to EW. "They asked me to tweak the one that they preferred, so I beefed up the drums or whatnot, added some echo to my guitar part." After the Stripes released their statement, Kraft went to their website and admits the songs "sound close". "I might have [heard it] somehow or somewhere," he said, but he maintains that he doesn't listen to the White Stripes or that "kind of music". "I had no intention whatsoever of copying [the Stripes]. If [Jack White needs] me to pay the money back that I made, which was 2,000 bucks (£1,300) ... I will do that."
Friday, February 5, 2010
Pavement Reunion Article
Pavement, circa 1995
Photo Kevin Westenberg
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