Awesome. Kanye just released this video from one of his best songs (via Videogum).
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Auditory Lavatory
Forget everything you thought you knew about music. I'm on the radio tonite so stock up on Q-tips - you'll need em to remove the remains. Sonic beetles will flutter towards thine ear, enter the outer ear and massage the inner. Coconut oil provided. New music from Dem Hunger, The Radio Dept., Cold Cave, Dirty Beaches and more including some new Sonic Youth most likely - we just got The Eternal in at the station. Tune in at 91.1FM local or stream from wmua.org.
Labels:
radio
DREAM KILLERS
More Summer Slam 2009 shows to blurb about:

I caught Teengirl Fantasy in Cambridge last night opening for Telepathe (who I still can't get into) at the Middle East upstairs. TGF was rad soaked in red lights, but their set was short. They did "Floor to Floor," "Azz Klapz," "Portofino" and a few more. I talked with Nick and Logan after their set and they're got a couple vinyl releases out sometime soon ("before the end of the summer?") and they're ready to go playing shows the rest of the summer. I'm hoping we can book them somewhere in Western Mass. Telepathe's set was lackluster from what I saw of it. They got to the venue late apparently and never soundchecked, so they did it while everyone in the crowd blankly stared at them. They decided not to mic their drums because "they're not important" and could have forgotten to plug some other stuff in as far as I could tell. They sounded worse than when I checked both acts at Vassar College. And I still can't get over how much the one with shorter hair looks like Sam Weir from Freaks and Geeks.
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Predator Vision is playing with Sudden Oak in Northampton June 17 at a house on South Street, the last night of their five-night "Dream Killers" tour. Pukekos recently featured Predator Vision and Predator Vision II so you can snatch those up right here. Twenty-minute stretches of shredding.
I caught Teengirl Fantasy in Cambridge last night opening for Telepathe (who I still can't get into) at the Middle East upstairs. TGF was rad soaked in red lights, but their set was short. They did "Floor to Floor," "Azz Klapz," "Portofino" and a few more. I talked with Nick and Logan after their set and they're got a couple vinyl releases out sometime soon ("before the end of the summer?") and they're ready to go playing shows the rest of the summer. I'm hoping we can book them somewhere in Western Mass. Telepathe's set was lackluster from what I saw of it. They got to the venue late apparently and never soundchecked, so they did it while everyone in the crowd blankly stared at them. They decided not to mic their drums because "they're not important" and could have forgotten to plug some other stuff in as far as I could tell. They sounded worse than when I checked both acts at Vassar College. And I still can't get over how much the one with shorter hair looks like Sam Weir from Freaks and Geeks.
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Predator Vision is playing with Sudden Oak in Northampton June 17 at a house on South Street, the last night of their five-night "Dream Killers" tour. Pukekos recently featured Predator Vision and Predator Vision II so you can snatch those up right here. Twenty-minute stretches of shredding.
Labels:
live music
Monday, June 1, 2009
BERKSHIRE BALF

Chalk this one up on the Western Mass summer music calendar - Magik Markers are playing with Mouthus at the Copperworks June 29 at 7:30PM. I was waiting for them to post something about this show since Justin mentioned it at the last show I went to there, which was the Books/Ten Minute Turns. Magik Markers' new record Balf Quarry is rad - some eerie and ghoulish meanderings, Ambroigio's soulful bellow and characteristic atonal freakouts. Check out this track from the record and the video for another:
Magik Markers - Don't Talk In Your Sleep
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UNRELATED:

A Grave With No Name has a new self-titled 7" EP out June 15.
Grab a pre-order here.
A Grave With No Name - And We Parted Ways at Mount Jade
A Grave With No Name - Open Water
Wonderful video by Anupa Madawela.
Labels:
downloads,
live music,
records
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