I recently picked up this album. I think I heard about her via noisetrade? Ah, look at this, I did. Noisetrade sends too many e-mails, but I generally like the concept. Anyhow, Caroline Rose has a great sultry voice and a classic americana blues style. I like it.
Music
Running late for work! No time for words! You’ll like this song!
Video from the Lower album.
No, you dont need to adjust your computer’s speakers. It takes a few seconds for “Vision’s” to come into focus, but once it does, Absolutely Free’s krauty take on The Verve-esque Britpop doesn’t stop pushing for the song’s entire five minute run time.
More great shit from pity sex. Long live pity sex.
It’s the beginning of autumn, which means all I’ve really been interested in listening to and playing is shoegaze and pensive, melancholy indie rock like this. Sharks Keep Moving were a bit of a reverse supergroup of sorts, in that members went on to form bands like Minus the Bear, The Blood Brothers, and Pretty Girls Make Graves, among countless others, after they called it quits. Definitely worth looking into for fans of stuff like American Football, The American Analog Set, and even early Minus the Bear.
Captain America, FUCK YOU!
Remember a few years ago when movie studios told us that 3D was the future, then used the technology mostly for salvaging box office returns on kids’ movies that never should’ve been greenlighted in the first place? Well hopefully you kept a pair of those flimsy glasses they gave you so you can enjoy this video to the fullest extent. Visually, it’s exactly what you’d expect from a band fronted by a man who calls himself King Gizzard. As previously mentioned, I’m in Your Mind Fuzz is out on November 11th.
Since it’s Sunday, how about some video poetry instead of music? This shit is pretty good and worth a listen. The poem itself is To Brooklyn Bridge by Hart Crane. More can be found here.
As with most music, noisy Medicine is the best Medicine. “Move Along…” starts off pedal to the metal, and stays there until about halfway through, where the song settles into a nice psychy groove without sacrificing any volume. Everything I’ve heard off of the trio’s upcoming album Home Everywhere has recalled the band at its Buried Life-best.