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Tuesday, July 7, 2009

New Album Preview: The Cribs - We Were Aborted

 
 
The Cribs have just made a track available from their upcoming album Ignore the Ignorant album (Out on September 7th). It'll only be available (from their site) for 24 hours (makes you want it even more, doesn't it?), so be quick. If you're not into the whole Jack Bauer album preview vibe, or are too busy watching the Michael Jackson funeral extravaganza, or this, just download it below.
  
[MP3] The Cribs - We Were Aborted

Monday, June 29, 2009

Instant Indie Cred For Only $1 !


           
  Fanfarlo for $1.00
Did you watch that video up there? If not, go ahead and watch it.
  
Ok? Done? Now that you did, you don't need me to tell to tell you how special they are.
 
 
Well, they have a new album out, it's AMAZING, and you can buy it for only $1 Dollar or roughly € 0.71! That's approximately the price of a loaf of bread in Greece, a beer in Portugal, the use of a public toilet in Holland or two nights in a luxury hotel in Poland!

 
"I want one of those for myself", you say?
 
Simply make your way over to their rather lovely site, enter a few details, and voila, it'll be yours!
 
And if you liked the song played in the video, here's an mp3 of it:
 
Fanfarlo - Finish Line
 
(but buy the album anyway!!!)

Friday, October 17, 2008

All my friends are having babies, and so is M.I.A.

 
M.I.A. - Paper Planes (Remix For The Children by Adrock)
M.I.A. - Paper Planes
Buy M.I.A. stuff and lots of other goodies (an early Christmas present perhaps?) at insound.

Go here for M.I.A.'s brand new interview with Pitchforktv

Thursday, August 7, 2008

Review: Standon Calling 2008

Standon Calling, it's held in the (beautiful) countryside about an hour outside London, it evolved from a birthday party, it's organised by the son of a Lord, it's limited to 2,500 visitors. How can it not be great?

Musical highlights:
Florence & the Machine, Dan le Sac vs Scroobius Pip, Johnny Foreigner, Glasvegas, Los Campesinos!, Super Furry Animals, Benin City, The Mae-Shi, Music Sounds Better With You in the Love Hotel...

Other highlights: 
The location and scenery, the camp-site, the toilets (after experiencing toilets at other festivals, these were a revelation!), coconut and lemon cake (with coffee: a 'breakfast of champions') in the morning, the karaoke booth, the lanterns on the final night, the smell of the countryside, the fact that you could walk from your tent to any of the stages in about 2 minutes, the Master of Ceremonies (aka the dude with the cool beard) in the Lordship tent handing out shots of what was apparently a very fine whiskey, the Japanese theme and dress up on Saturday, the Love Hotel, the sun (when it came out), going weedleweedleweedle with our fingers behind our head during the SFA (you really had to be there to understand), picking apples from the trees near the manor, the bus stopping on the way to the site for people to use the cash machine, the carnival shop in Ware, chilli!, Los Campesinos! playing the opening of Pavement's 'Home', the taxi dude, the ride to Luton on Monday morning...
Lows: 
the weather on Sunday, the airport like bag search upon entry, Mystery Jets cancelling
All in all a HUGE thanks to the organisers for putting on an incredible weekend. See you next year!
 
Johnny Foreigner
  
  Glasvegas
  
The Love Hotel
  
Entering 'the Lordship'

You're looking for some mp3s aren't you..?!
Eh voila!:
Johnny Foreigner - The end and everything after

More pics here