Miles with Not Yoko Ono Ex-Beulah frontman Miles Kurosky seems to be in a very generous mood lately. First he shared with us an advance peak at his new album with the song "An Apple for Everyone." Then he gave us the last Beulah song ever recorded: a remix of Yoko Ono. Now we're again getting [...]~~
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Thanks to the E6 Townhall for this one. Could the set list be any better? I don't really think it could. Enjoy it — especially the Talking Heads cover. Beulah at Stubb's 9.29.01 MP3: Beulah - If We Can Land a Man on the Moon Then Surely I Can Win Your Heart MP3: Beulah - Gene Autry MP3: Beulah [...]
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What a lousy day. But Beulah is always good therapy.
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Just because Beulah’s Yoko is so fantastic, I thought you might like to know that the frontman of said band is putting out a solo record in March. Here’s the news from Consequence Of Sound:As Miles Kurosky puts it on his MySpace, “Some guy named Miles Kurosky is putting out his first solo record in March 2010. Sounds intriguing. I should probably start saving my pennies.”And that says it a
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.....I feel like it.....Beulah was an excellent band from here in the Bay Area... originally part of the Elephant 6 collective... They were a first-rate band live and this is my favorite song by them... (But if you're only going to get one album, make it "The Coast Is Never Clear"... brilliant from top to bottom)... This songs builds and builds and then the magnificent horn pierces through... a...
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My search for the __middle__ continues. I must admit, the __middle__ is a confusing land of cheap thrills, tight purple jeans, and large eyewear; but I'm wading through the muck and am making some headway. I'm going back in again, but in the meantime, enjoy Beulah.Muck.Large eyewear.Purple jeans.Beulah.http://www.beulahmania.com/Beulah:Beulah ("married" in Hebrew) is one of names given to Jerus...
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Boy am I one sad chica. I was browsing the web the other day, and I came across a documentary on "one of the greatest bands you've never heard of". BEULAH. To my utter shock, I have discovered that this amazing band has broken up. And they did it only a year or two ago. This makes me very upset for a couple of reasons. 1. I get the impression that the reason that they have...
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Okay, so for people that know me well, I would do anything for Death Cab. I have everything of them, and they are my favorite band. I love We Have The Facts And We're Voting Yes, and for those who have heard it, you know how brilliant it is. HOWEVER, I recently got Beulah's older album "When Your Heartstrings Break", and I have to say, sorry Death Cab, I still love you whole-heartedly, but t...
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One of my favorite restaurants in the world is St. Orres, located just north of Gualala at the southern tip of Mendecino county. After a day started at the farmer's market (finds of the day: fresh horseradish, organic olive oil, lemon basil and bbq tri-tip), we were ready for some good food.After the best fresh oysters you can imagine (in a mignonette with cilantro and ginger), roasted red pepp...
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Not only does "Are You Sure?" take the prize for being the sunniest song about winter I've heard all year, it also wins the best Beulah song since Beulah broke up four and half years ago. It also happens to be one of my favorite songs of the year. A Block of Yellow's bright melodies come directly from the Elephant 6 Collective songbook and the general '60s garage pop sound. A Block of Yellow c...
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Welcome to the first installment of Learn To Love -- a new column where we introduce you to a band, year, genre, whatever. Up first: Beulah , a horn-assisted power-pop band with shades of Pavement, the Beach Boys and Big Star. While associated with Elephant Six, Beulah's songs were more straightforward animals; the band peaked on 2001's The Coast is Never Clear and broke up shortly after the ...
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"...to find a song that will make you mine."
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