Album Lounge: Beast Moans
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My television was muted the other day, and there were two giraffes fighting. To do so, they were swinging their necks about all fancy-crazy and bashing each other. One of the giraffes eventually was vanquished and fell down, and then my little sister came and turned on Hannah Montana and I do not know if giraffes can get back up after falling down and hell if this is not disturbing me as knowledge I feel like I need. Also cause I feel like I need to talk about music Be... MORE
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First of all, great great album that I have recently gotten into. It is completely worth your time, I promise. Swan Lake is a cryptic, intricate indie band made up of Carey Mercer of Frog Eyes, Daniel Bejar of Destroyer and The New Pornographers, and Spencer Krug of Wolf Parade, Sunset Rubdown, and Frog Eyes. Basically, Gods. Their debut and currently only CD "Beast Moans" is a complicated and beautifully structed work of art. I'm not even kidding. It's art. But in thi... MORE
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What happens when you throw three of indie rock's most eccentric songwriters together in a remote cabin on Vancouver Island -- with only guitars and mics for amusement and the nearest bar over a dangerous mountain pass? Swan Lake, that's what." Swan Lake is Daniel Bejar from Destroyer, Carey Mercer from Frog Eyes and Spencer Krug from Wolf Eyes and Sunset Rubdown, a sort of Canadian indie all-star team with one album, Beast Moans out on Jagjaguwar. I interviewed Carey ... MORE
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In the category of musician collectives and geographically centered side projects, our brethren to the north seem to have the US beat. With the successes of Broken Social Scene and the New Pornographers already in the country's back pocket, soon arrived the additional folklore that surrounds city centres such as Montreal. A city where casual musician friends show up at a venue to play an impromtu show and end up becoming one the most hyped indie bands in quite awhile (Wolf... MORE
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How Bejar could follow up his "Rubies" album with this gem is beyond me, the man seems to have endless creative juice. Bejar is one of the indie pop/rock artists not currently boring me to death or shilling for Target. I can't wait for the vinyl to hit the street (here's hoping they press it on vinyl!)
