One of the reasons I’m so drawn to the 80’s New Wave period is because it represents the time when synthesizers and analog recording coexisted like they probably never will again. It was one of those rare times when the future and past lived in total harmony, i.e. freak of nature artists like Michael Jackson. Anyways, [...]
Friday, August 28, 2009
I went out last night and next thing you know the suns out and it’s Friday morning… I’m still up and have a huge to do list before getting into the weekend so this is going to be a quick one. Been posting a lot of new music lately, time for a throwback, a cover by [...]
Friday, August 28, 2009
It’s official, more then half of my favorite acts right now are Swedish. O’spada, my latest muse, is a side project for Swedish song writer Julia Spada based out of Stockholm. Time, their first single is straight out of the 80’s and sounds like a cross between Quincy Jones, Prince and Justice – very fresh. [...]
Thursday, August 27, 2009
From Wu-Tang Killer Bee’s to indie rocks favorite (only?) identical lesbian twin sisters Tegan & Sara. Just go with it, I think abstract but it makes sense, I promise. I have a bunch of new music to put it but as I was writing another post Walking With A Ghost came on thanks to my iTunes [...]
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
I’m such a big fan of The Velvet Underground that I almost have no choice when it comes to the modern bands that are so heavily influenced by those nihilist geniuses. ”I’ll Be With You,” is an ode to good old fashioned friendship, and I like it. I went to the premiere of “Man, I Love [...]
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
I’m such a big fan of The Velvet Underground that I almost have no choice when it comes to the modern bands that are so heavily influenced by those nihilist geniuses. ”I’ll Be With You,” is an ode to good old fashioned friendship, and I like it. I went to the premiere of “Man, I Love [...]
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Wu-Tung Clan ain’t nothin’ to f*$k wit” This video is bad ass. I don’t post too much hip-hop because it pretty much all sucks these days but this is clearly the exception. Produced by J Dilla, House of Flying Daggers is 1994 New York City all over again – gritty, gully, grimy, great. You might get [...]
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Wu-Tung Clan ain’t nothin’ to f*$k wit” This video is bad ass. I don’t post too much hip-hop because it pretty much all sucks these days but this is clearly the exception. Produced by J Dilla, House of Flying Daggers is 1994 New York City all over again – gritty, gully, grimy, great. You might get [...]
Monday, August 24, 2009
I saw LMFAO at Hudson Terrace a few weeks ago and let me just say that I’ve been to a lot of concerts in my day but never have I seen an act bring out the pretty girls quite like these guys. I hadn’t seen a such concentration of P.Y.T.’s since my freshman year of [...]
Friday, August 21, 2009
First of all, this remix is fantastic. Danger had been one of my favorite producers for quite some time now. His sound is epic, exiting and made for the moving. Originally an alternative rock song, Danger transforms We Are The Scientists’ Chick Lit into a certified dance floor banger. I’d write more but it’s Friday [...]
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Monday, August 31, 2009
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