Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

22 Jun 2011

INmusic 21/6/11

ARCADE FIRE 
SETLIST:
Ready to Start
Keep the Car Running
Neighborhood #2 (Laika)
No Cars Go
Haiti
Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)
Intervention
Suburban War
The Suburbs
The Suburbs (Continued)
Month of May
Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels)
We Used to Wait
Neighborhood #3 (Power Out)
Rebellion (Lies)
Wake Up 
I went out into the night, I went out to find some light.
BURAKA SOM SISTEMA
Onstage with BSS's Kalaf Ângelo

21 Jun 2011

A win-Win situation

/countdown/

''If the children don't grow up  
Our bodies get bigger, but our hearts get torn up
We're just a million little gods causing rainstorms
Turning every good thing to rust 
I guess we'll just have to adjust''

''It seems strange
How we used to wait for letters to arrive
But what's stranger still
Is how something so small can keep you alive''


''So can you understand,
Why I want a daughter while I'm still young
I wanna hold her hand
And show her some beauty
Before this damage is done
But if it's too much to ask, it's too much to ask
...Then send me a son''


 

7 Apr 2011

Allnighter

The best music is found in a top floor flat of a dear friend, after dancing the night away, chasing shadows and catching sun rays of a Sunday morning - 

11 Dec 2010

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New posts coming soon, when I return from the snowy Polska!

6 Dec 2010

Snapshot

White Lies @ Kino Šiška, Ljubljana 30/11/10

Harry McVeigh is too cute to be an actual person.

24 Nov 2010

Royal Variety

I received the new The Seal Cub Clubbing Club album Royal Variety yesterday! Hooray! I must say after the first listen it's much different to their first album, Super Science Fiction from 2009... more psychedelic and less intense. So far I like the first two songs the most, but that's probably because I started doing work and didn't pay attention to the rest... anyway, have a listen! The artwork is beautiful and fun as it always is with those boys. You can read the BBC review here


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11 Nov 2010

Girl power

Marina. Big hair, big face, big voice, big boobs.

 

Lykke Li, for broken hearts.

 

Lissie, country goes pop and folk goes rock with an angel face.

 

Eleanor the great of The Fiery Furnaces. Now that is pure love.

   
 
Karin, for when you go to war at night.

 

Natasha Khan, makes you bat with lashes.

  

9 Oct 2010

B&S

Finally, on Monday (October11th), the new Belle&Sebastian album, their 8th, will be released. The title track's called Write about love, and there's another 10 for you to enjoy. Also, you got Carey Mulligan and Norah Jones featuring on the album and some lovely new B&S merchandise, including a 'Dog on wheels' brooch by Tatty Devine! Big fan of all this.


19 Sept 2010

15


This is copied from my Facebook notes. Why not share..

 The rules: Don't take too long to think about it. Fifteen albums you've heard that will always stick with you. List the first fifteen you can recall in no more than fifteen minutes. Tag fifteen friends, including me, because I'm interested in seeing what albums my friends choose. (To do this, go to your Notes tab on your profile page, paste rules in a new note, cast your fifteen picks, and tag people in the note-- upper right hand side.)


*note from me: This is actually my list of the albums I would take with me in case of flood (see what I did there?). Luckily I won't have to, cos the floods are nearly over, but here's the list, an embarrasing, embarrasing list:


1. - Backstreet Boys - ''Backstreet Boys'' 1996
Definitely the best album ever - or so i thought from 1996-1998. My sister got it for her birthday, so i had to listen to my copy on tape and i remember crying one night because i thought that when CDs will take over and tapes will be out, i wont be able to listen to them. wow.
2. - Celine Dion - ''Live a Paris'' 1996
Still one of my favourite albums. I know we are all supposed to hate her cos shes so commercial and that, but the songs in french she did in those days are amazing. Bite me!
3. - Madonna - ''Ray of light'' 1998
I got this album as a birthday present from my Italian language teacher in 8th grade. I  still know the lyrics to Ray of light by heart and can sing it perfectly. Jealous? non?
4. - The Cranberries - ''Everybody else is doing it so why can't we?'' 1992
Ahh...The crans:) I have pretty much every track they ever recorded. and the ones they didn't. I got this album from my sister for New years. Amazing! Oh and I cut my hair as the singer when 17. Yes, my zodiac sign is 'a fan'.
5. - Santana - ''Supernatural'' 1999
Really good album isn't it. Is there anyone who doesn't love it?
6. - Velvet Underground & Nico - (the Andy Warhol's banana) 1976
I know how lame this sounds, its like saying your favourite film is Citizen Kane. Well, I got this album from a mate from uni, for helping him with his work.
7. - Ray Charles - Ray OST 2004
I bought this one for passing one of the hardest exams at uni, the construction mechanics, with 9/10 or something. I really loved the film.
8. - Franz Ferdinand - ''You could have it so much better'' 2005
Again, one of my favourites. As Alex Kapranos is one of my favourite people. In the world. Yes he is. Throw the first stone!
9. - Guillemots - ''Throught the window pane'' 2006
Probably the best album ever. I found out about Guillemots in a Dazed&Confused magazine before the album was released. Loved them ever since...
10. - Bloc Party - ''Silent alarm'' 2005
We all love this one don't we. Won't lose words.
11. - The Seal Cub Clubbing Club - ''Super Science Fiction'' 2008
One of the best things i brought with me from UK. Still takes me back to the mornings getting ready for uni and evenings getting ready to go out in 2007, listening to those 4 tracks on myspace. Nik, thank you for recording the album! Life is easier now:)
12. - The Fiery Furnaces - ''Bitter tea'' 2006
This album is so good it makes me want to cry. I used to be addicted to it. Months after downloading it, I got the actual album from a person who got it for free as a promotion at a newspaper and thought they were shit. Thanks again!
13. - Kings of Leon - ''Because of the times'' 2007
So much better than their next album. And this one's got one of my favourite songs on it, 'Fans'. Lovely yes.
14. - Mike Halliwell - ''Part 1: Howl at the Six''
The other amazing thing I brought from England. By my super-talented mate from uni. He still won't sing for me, so I'm hoping to see a live gig in the future. This album sent me to sleep and kept me up working for so many nights.
15. - The Smiths - Best I, Best II
of course...

5 Sept 2010

Mi ami Foals

Miami, a single from Foals' second album called 'Total Life Forever'

29 Aug 2010

We used to wait

...and Sprawl II, two enchanting tracks from Arcade Fire's new album The Suburbs







10 Jun 2010

Music

I dreamt about this song last night:

Fleet Foxes - Your Protector

23 Jan 2010

Music

I love this song
Marina and The Diamonds - ''I am not a robot'' (Starsmith 24 carat remix)


18 Dec 2009

Lykke Li

You don't know her yet? Shame on you!
Stockholm and NY based Swedish indie star is breaking through with her 2008 second album Youth Novels (LL Recordings). Definitely one of the best things I've heard this year. If you're 16 you might know her from New Moon ost or her covers (Kings Of Leon, Vampire Weekend,Carole King) and colaborations (Röyksopp, Kanye West, Santigold) that are also very good. Her music is romantic and healing - perfect for broken hearts, bad weather and when youre feeling blue. Or for when you're doing work. At work.
Oh, and have I mentioned she is amazingly beautiful and only 23?

photo credits: www.lykkeli.com



4 Dec 2009

New Moon OST

Despite poor dialogues and american-teen-dream plot I am now a non-enhusiastic fan of Twilight saga. And the soundtrack is not bad, not bad at all....