After a month of warm and bright weather that shamed me for waking up past 11, I am looking forward to hunkering down a little. More movies, more reading. Hell, let it rain.
And way more DIRTY BEACHES
I love how this one looks and sounds like a David Lynch movie. So affective in the same lonesome, yearning, and dark-fuzzy way.
He is playing on Wednesday with Dum Dum Girls. If I wasn't busy opening many bottles of pink champagne for other people's (belated) Valentines, I would really like to be my own valentine, pop my own sparkling and go there.
Showing posts with label MUSIC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MUSIC. Show all posts
Monday, February 14, 2011
Friday, July 16, 2010
NO BRAINER
I mean really. This show is going to be so goooood.
WITCHES
UNIVERSE
FAT SHADOW (mems of Pink Razors and DoorKeys -listen to that song LSD- SRSLY)
Also, I had a really great time making this flier. Let me know if anyone would like me to make one for them.
Thursday, July 16, 2009
TIME IS A THEIF
I am feeling great about music lately, especially haunting and distorted things that somehow turn sweet.
LIKE THESE:
WOVEN BONES Your Sorcery
BEACH FOSSILS daydream
a perfect summer jam
I just got the new Grass Widow/RankXerox split tape from wizard mountain. WOWEEWOO
RankXerox
Grass Widow is my favorite bay-area band right now. They are no joke. Celebrate the Mundane is a song and ethos I can really get behind.
all these bands are so good.
Somehow these weird garage/low-fi revival stuff makes me feel really young, excited, and connected. Maybe it is the pastiche of rock and roll as a place where youth's self-awareness coalesced into a cultural form. Maybe it is because I am young in a city with great rock and roll- historically and now.
Time may not be on anyone's side, but young hearts be free tonight.
(did you know that frolicing=freedom?)
LIKE THESE:
WOVEN BONES Your Sorcery
BEACH FOSSILS daydream
a perfect summer jam
I just got the new Grass Widow/RankXerox split tape from wizard mountain. WOWEEWOO
RankXerox
Grass Widow is my favorite bay-area band right now. They are no joke. Celebrate the Mundane is a song and ethos I can really get behind.
all these bands are so good.
Somehow these weird garage/low-fi revival stuff makes me feel really young, excited, and connected. Maybe it is the pastiche of rock and roll as a place where youth's self-awareness coalesced into a cultural form. Maybe it is because I am young in a city with great rock and roll- historically and now.
Time may not be on anyone's side, but young hearts be free tonight.
(did you know that frolicing=freedom?)
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