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Showing posts with label indie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label indie. Show all posts

Saturday, July 2, 2011

Penfold - Amateurs & Professionals

Whiny emo songs for whiny emo kids. More than just 'songs about girls and being sad and stuff'. Get this if you're a fan of Mineral and the ilk because it sounds like them but arguably better. Arguably. You're welcome to argue that. I'm just here to hyperbole after all. If you were here then I would take you eeeveryyywheeere. Listen to that song if you only listen to one (why the fuck would you ever do that?) because it's certainly among the better emo songs in the history of emo songs. Emo is a really dumb word.

Amateurs & Professionals

Monday, March 21, 2011

The American Analog Set - The Fun of Watching Fireworks


These guys sure know how to chill pretty hard.

Fans of Yo La Tengo should definitely give this a look.


The Fun of Watching Fireworks

Thursday, January 27, 2011

Archers of Loaf - Icky Mettle


One of the lesser heralded indie rock records of the 90s, but absolutely essential. You'll never know how catchy fuzz can be until you hear this.

Plus they're called Archers of Loaf.

Fuckyeah.

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Titus Andronicus - The Monitor


Just in case you haven't heard.
Prepare to be simultaneously ruined and then taken out for a couple beers. Loser. :]
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Thursday, December 2, 2010

Sunday, October 24, 2010

A Sunny Day In Glasgow - Ashes Grammar


So it's finally starting to feel like spring, down here in Melbourne.

The sun is out, people look a little less gloomy, and blissful indie tunes are taking over.



This is the audible recording of Spring.



Ashes Grammar

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Fugazi - Discography

This is the best post that will ever appear on this blog, everybody else might as well just give up right now because really why would you listen to anything else? Hey man, we've got pizza and Fugazi you better come here and chill the fuck out because life is good, man. Eat pizza. Listen to Fugazi. Love life. Words to live by and I don't give a fuck if I'm rambling because god damn it man, Fugazi.

13 Songs
Repeater + 3 Songs
Steady Diet of Nothing
In On The Kill Taker
Red Medicine
End Hits
Instrument Soundtrack
The Argument

Avey Tare - Down There


So Avey Tare, one of the dudes from the amazing Animal Collective, has released a solo album of sorts. While it's pretty damn good, it's nowhere near the heights of say Feels or Person Pitch but it's cool.
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Monday, October 4, 2010

Women - Public Strain


If you like the sound of gentle, dry guitars culminating in beautiful yellow clouds of reverberated dissonance and cryptic, psych pop, then I recommend this album.

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Murder By Death - Who Will Survive and What Will Be Left of Them?


Crazy and infectious indie that combines a rockin' ballroom piano, amazing violin, and conceptual lyrics about Satan destroying an old Western town. This shit is awesome on first listen.
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Thursday, September 23, 2010

Crocodiles - Sleep Forever


Sweet, fun, and eerie, Crocodiles create some noisy pop tunes that are truly blissful. Kinda reminds me of A Place To Bury Strangers, only less abrasive. I could even make the case that "Girl In Black" is one of the best songs of 2010. Check it out.
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Saturday, September 18, 2010

Deerhunter- Halcyon Digest

Deerhunter once again release another album of alienated atmosphere and nostalgic pop motifs, this time delving more into regression than any other of their previous albums. Halcyon Digest features much classic rock and is their most straightforward record yet and while it doesn't spend too much time drowning itself in atmospherics, Deerhunter's new LP has a fuzzy, timeless sound to it that enhances Bradford Cox's obscured croon. This album will appeal to fans of art rockers No Age and classic dream pop bands in the vein of Stereolab. Nice.

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Trespassers William - Different Stars


beautiful
comforting
depressing
haunting
desolate
calming
profound
meloncholic
ethereal
miserable
hopeful
incredible
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Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Noisy Men and Women


The Men - Immaculada

Overlooked gem of the year right here.

The Men are a trio from Brooklyn, kicking out some noisy post-punk jams. With shoegazing walls of sound smothering you, and a harsh punky aesthetic, it's got all you need to get noisy.





Women, an all male noisy indie band, are about to release their new album Public Strain on Jagjaguwar. Though of course, due to the wonderful world wide web, you can get it right now. 

And you should, because it's damn good. Wouldn't post it otherwise.

Sunday, September 5, 2010

Unwound - Leaves Turn Inside You


I've heard some impenetrable, weird, fucking insane shit in my days, but this just takes the fucking cake. My goodness. Combing raw, dense indie noise-cum-wtf-shit-rock and the most meloncholic, penetrating, deeply infecting vocals and lyrics, Unwound's Leaves Turn Inside You is just unfuckingreal. I don't even know if I like it, it's just ridiculous.
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Saturday, July 31, 2010

90 Day Men - To Everybody


Time seems to slow down on To Everybody and that's why I compare it to the last seconds of life; the moment where everything stops and you're left with either overwhelming feelings of hope or meloncholic despair.
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Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Grilled Cheese

There's nothing like a good gooey grilled cheese sandwich. One of the simpler meals to make, it's also one of the best. Simply butter your bread, fry that shit up, put some chizzle on it, and marvel at the goodness.

Goes good with some creamy tomato soup too


Also, here's some Phantom Planet for yall

Phantom Planet

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Fuck

Waking up in the morning fucking sucks. You get up feeling no more rested than you did the night before and you still have an entire day of bullshit to look forward to. Just wonderful. Now happy music just isn't going to cut it, you have work and frankly any kind of cheer is just going to piss you the fuck off. So you get out some Low (an aptly named band) and begin the trek to work feeling hopelessly sorry for yourself.


Low - I Could Live In Hope

You get into work and your boss looks at you funny, so you glare back at him. I mean who the fuck does this snotty little man think he is anyway? He strolls up to you and asks to have a quiet word. Pretentious faggot. If he wants to say anything he can say it out loud - right here. Being the docile animal that you are, you follow him into his office and he promptly states that you're work is 'less than satisfactory'. Bullshit. You work your fucking ass off so that he and his smug little colleagues can do jack shit all day. We'll see about that. Your ears roar as you close your hands around his throat, forcing the air from his lungs and pounding his head over and over again into the desk, taking delight in how he bleeds all over the horrendously expensive upholstery.


Weekend Nachos - Bleed EP

You leave the office with an enormous grin plastered on your face. After all, today is a good day. You knew it would be when you woke up this morning. Or at least deep down you did. I mean, it's the height of summer after all! Just think of all the lazy days in the sun ahead of you, think of all the girls that will undoubtedly be draping themselves half-naked all over your body. Maybe you could even invite one over to your house and show her what you keep in the basement. After a couple of drinks of course, you know from experience they have trouble running away after a few of those. Yes, today is a good day.


Chalk Talk - The Food Chain