Check out this awesome performance by The Dead Weather Live on Nigel Godrich’s From the Basement. If you haven’t checked out their debut album out yet, Horehound, pick it up now. I am pretty sure everything Jack White touches is gold. The following video is not from From The Basement, but [...]
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What did you want to see/ What did you want to be/ When you grew upAtlas Sound has a new album coming out this fall entitled, Logos. It contains this new song (download below), “Walkabout” featuring Panda Bear. I am not sure about you, but this is one hell of a song that [...]
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Via twosyllable records:Summer is no myth. It exists year round on Holiday Shores Ct, a two-block stretch on the Florida panhandle where twenty-one year old Nathan Pemberton grew up. It’s no more than five minutes from white sand beaches, squawks of seagulls, and wafting smells of suntan lotion.Columbus’d The Whim is the first first full-length [...]
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On my first night in Buenos Aires, my roommate and now good friend Juan took me to see a band that one of his friends plays in called Utopians at a place called Plasma. Plasma, located in the Barracas neighborhood of Buenos Aires is a small hip loft/lounge that has a stage. Since [...]
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I don’t really know anything about these bands or who they are. All I know is that these are some damn fine tunes and you should check them out now. DOWNLOAD:MP3:Best Coast: Sun Was High (So Was I)MP3:The Smith Westerns: Be My GirlMP3:Memory Tapes: BicycleMP3:Highlife: F KENYA RIP
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Over on Dead Air Space, Jonny Greenwood posted a list of some of his favorite hip hop tracks. I haven’t gotten into much hip-hop in my life, perhaps a list by Jonny Greenwood could convert me? Well, I am off to listen to some of these tracks and see if I like. [...]
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The final song on Ok Computer. Perhaps the most perfect ending to an album and absolutely memorizing live.
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On a pleasant Sunday evening in Buenos Aires, Argentina, No Age and Matt & Kim played a fun and energetic set to a venue only half full. But the people that were actually there had the time of their lives.The show was at a place called La Trastienda Club in the San Telmo neighborhood [...]
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In the movie Forest Gump, Forest finds himself a significant part of many major historical moments from the 1950’s onward. From meeting a young Elvis, to investing in Apple, Gump was everywhere. Perhaps the same could be said about the late keyboardist Nicky Hopkins, who played a significant role in recording some of [...]
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Back when I was a young lad, in my “obsessed with every typical classic rock artist phase”, I was a big fan of The Who. I regarded Tommy as one of the greatest albums of all time and Who’s Next came in a close second. Now when I listen to these albums they [...]
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From White Denim’s MySpace:The story, I’ve found of white denim really, begins with parque touch; then; after the departure of byshop massive from which white denim comes. In not attempting to prefess, now I may if I will say that these jobs are reflected in each song of the bands every move. The sirs before [...]
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Sorry for the lack of posts over the last month yall, for I have moved to a new city and have been in the process of getting things together. Regular updates should resume from now on. Anyways, some of you have probably already come across Crocodiles but I just got this album and [...]
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I had heard The Thermals over the last couple years casually, but never really listened to them extensively. With that said, I went into this show a little blind. Not knowing what to expect, the show was quite enjoyable. The band played their songs tight and for a three piece they filled [...]
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To follow up on yesterdays post about Super Furry Animals, I thought I would talk a little bit about Neon Neon, Gruff Rhys from Super Furry Animals electro-pop side project with Boom Bip. Their album, Stainless Style which was released last year, is seriously REALLY REALLY GOOD. Effortlessly catchy with a bit of [...]
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I first got into Super Furry Animals around 2001. Back then I was really into the British rock magazine Mojo and I remember reading a little blurb about a band called Super Furry Animals that simultaneously released an audio and DVD album called Rings Around the World. It sounded awesome, so without hearing [...]
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How long has YouTube been able to host full videos like this? I guess I am out of the loop. Regardless, here is a full concert video of Radiohead in Japan. I am still waiting for them to release a DVD concert video. *Check out and download A Tender Praise’s list [...]
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A Tender Praise has been a big fan of the Michigan based collective NOMO for a while now after seeing their high energy shows and digging into their awesome LP’s. With that said, we are getting excited for their new album Invisible Cities, which is set to be released on May 5th.NOMO:NOMO is not [...]
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My favorite Fleetwood Mac song and probably one of my top ten favorite songs ever. And not to be a dork, but I haven’t found a song that sounds better than this on vinyl.
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I had 9 songs left to download for the month on Emusic and was looking for something to get. While browsing through the current 10 most downloaded albums, I checked out Cymbals Eat Guitars and realized their album Why There Are Mountains was exactly 9 songs. I gave one of the songs a [...]
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Domino Records is giving away The Dirty Projectors first single from their forthcoming album “Bitte Orca” for free on their website.“Bitte Orca” comes out June 9th. A Tender Praise has been fortunate enough to have given it a listen and it is killer.LISTEN:MP3: The Dirty Projectors: Stillness Is The MoveClick here to download [...]
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