I guess I'm a rather interested party, so I might have a bias, but who's excited for Manchester Orchestra's next album to drop?In that vein, strangeglue has announced the release date of the anticipated Mean Everything To Nothing. April 21, 2009. Save the date.Full story here.
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I guess I'm a rather interested party, so I might have a bias, but who's excited for Manchester Orchestra's next album to drop?In that vein, strangeglue has announced the release date of the anticipated Mean Everything To Nothing. April 21, 2009. Save the date.Full story here.
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Last night, I was pleased by many things at the Grammy Awards: The Mars Volta won a Performance award for their track "Wax Simulacra"; Robert Plant received quite a warm reception, attaining the coveted Album of the Year for his work with Allison Krauss; and how about Justice's nod for their remix of MGMT's "Electric Feel"? But a night is never complete without an appearance from Weezy himself,
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Last night, I was pleased by many things at the Grammy Awards: The Mars Volta won a Performance award for their track "Wax Simulacra"; Robert Plant received quite a warm reception, attaining the coveted Album of the Year for his work with Allison Krauss; and how about Justice's nod for their remix of MGMT's "Electric Feel"?But a night is never complete without an appearance from Weezy himself, so
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Last night, I was pleased by many things at the Grammy Awards: The Mars Volta won a Performance award for their track "Wax Simulacra"; Robert Plant received quite a warm reception, attaining the coveted Album of the Year for his work with Allison Krauss; and how about Justice's nod for their remix of MGMT's "Electric Feel"?But a night is never complete without an appearance from Weezy himself,
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Let me try this again - this got taken down last time, but I think it's because I used a copyrighted image for the album art. So, this time, a nice picture from my broken camera instead. Enjoy! American Nite - Andy Kissner This is a 26 minute mix of what were my favorite songs released in 2008. Please enjoy: * Day 'N' Nite (Crookers Remix) - Kid Cudi * American Boy - Estelle ft. Kanye West *
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Let me try this again - this got taken down last time, but I think it's because I used a copyrighted image for the album art. So, this time, a nice picture from my broken camera instead. Enjoy!American Nite - Andy Kissner(Also on MixUpload!)This is a 26 minute mix of what were my favorite songs released in 2008. Please enjoy:* Day 'N' Nite (Crookers Remix) - Kid Cudi* American Boy - Estelle ft.
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Let me try this again - this got taken down last time, but I think it's because I used a copyrighted image for the album art. So, this time, a nice picture from my broken camera instead. Enjoy!American Nite - Andy Kissner(Also on MixUpload!)This is a 26 minute mix of what were my favorite songs released in 2008. Please enjoy:* Day 'N' Nite (Crookers Remix) - Kid Cudi* American Boy -
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2008 Darla Records Buy 6/10 Upon hearing the name Keith Canisius, my first instinct is always to make some sort of association with Canisius College, a Jesuit school in Buffalo, New York. This is a terrible connection on my part, because there is nothing pious on Ferris Wheel Makeout. Just fun. And, last I checked, the church regards pretty much anything involving fun as a sin, right? (Read
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2008Darla RecordsBuy6/10Upon hearing the name Keith Canisius, my first instinct is always to make some sort of association with Canisius College, a Jesuit school in Buffalo, New York. This is a terrible connection on my part, because there is nothing pious on Ferris Wheel Makeout. Just fun. And, last I checked, the church regards pretty much anything involving fun as a sin, right? (Read more at
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2008Darla RecordsBuy6/10Upon hearing the name Keith Canisius, my first instinct is always to make some sort of association with Canisius College, a Jesuit school in Buffalo, New York. This is a terrible connection on my part, because there is nothing pious on Ferris Wheel Makeout. Just fun. And, last I checked, the church regards pretty much anything involving fun as a sin, right? (Read
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Spinner has posted a link to a new Manchester Orchestra track entitled "I've Got Friends".When I saw them in December, I wasn't able to obtain a setlist, so I can't be sure - but I believe I've heard something to this extent live, and enjoyed it. This is presumably off of their upcoming album Mean Everything To Nothing, which I am looking forward to eagerly.Happy listening.***I've Got
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Spinner has posted a link to a new Manchester Orchestra track entitled "I've Got Friends".When I saw them in December, I wasn't able to obtain a setlist, so I can't be sure - but I believe I've heard something to this extent live, and enjoyed it. This is presumably off of their upcoming album Mean Everything To Nothing, which I am looking forward to eagerly.Happy listening.***I've Got Friends -
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Spinner has posted a link to a new Manchester Orchestra track entitled "I've Got Friends".When I saw them in December, I wasn't able to obtain a setlist, so I can't be sure - but I believe I've heard something to this extent live, and enjoyed it. This is presumably off of their upcoming album Mean Everything To Nothing, which I am looking forward to eagerly.Happy listening.***I've Got
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Looking at the snow silhouetted against street lights brings to mind certain songs. Songs that embody everything you can and can't feel in sub-30 degree weather. Songs that really resonate. Songs that just fit.It's freezing. Here's some songs for the cold.***songs of the week #191. Street Lights - Kanye West (Sounds like another night in Albany to me)2. Lua - Bright Eyes (Ditto what I said
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Over at Brooklyn Radio, they've posted a massive megamix by Chris Read called The Diary. In a bit more than an hour, Read compiles a history of hip-hop and rap into a gigantic mix which is simply jaw-dropping. Most of the songs are divided into years, so the whole thing isn't continuous, but warrants mention nonetheless. Click here for Chris Read's The Diary.
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Over at Brooklyn Radio, they've posted a massive megamix by Chris Read called The Diary. In a bit more than an hour, Read compiles a history of hip-hop and rap into a gigantic mix which is simply jaw-dropping.Most of the songs are divided into years, so the whole thing isn't continuous, but warrants mention nonetheless.Click here for Chris Read's The Diary.
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Over at Brooklyn Radio, they've posted a massive megamix by Chris Read called The Diary. In a bit more than an hour, Read compiles a history of hip-hop and rap into a gigantic mix which is simply jaw-dropping.Most of the songs are divided into years, so the whole thing isn't continuous, but warrants mention nonetheless.Click here for Chris Read's The Diary.
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After a wonderful Super Bowl with a BULLSHIT ENDING, I only have one thing to offer you: mood appropriate music. One might say that the root of the Steelers' victory lies in the fact that the Arizona Cardinals fell apart in the last few minutes of tonight's football match endeavor. In fact, one could say that without a doubt. So, here's The Roots, "Without A Doubt", off of 1999's Things Fall
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After a wonderful Super Bowl with a BULLSHIT ENDING, I only have one thing to offer you: mood appropriate music.One might say that the root of the Steelers' victory lies in the fact that the Arizona Cardinals fell apart in the last few minutes of tonight's football match endeavor. In fact, one could say that without a doubt.So, here's The Roots, "Without A Doubt", off of 1999's Things Fall Apart.
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