Watch ‘The Automatic Process’ below. Enjoy ‘Every Love That Ever Was’ here. MP3: Faunts – Explain (Home Video Mix)

I am a shallow music listener because usually I don't take the time to find out anything about the band I am listening to. I figure, they sound good, why bother finding out anything about them? Unless of course they are really, really good. (Did you know that Little Birdy was named after a Ween song?) The Vessels made me endeavour to discover something interesting as their music was so interesting, and this would also allow me to tack something onto the end of my recommendation. “Have you heard the Vessels ? Oh! You should they are good and *INSERT ...

2/18 @ The Studio. Wanna attend with a guest? If so, then leave a comment on this post! A winner will be randomly chosen on 2/15 @ NOON. Purchase tix here. Follow The Studio on Twitter. The Automatic Process is out now. MP3: Faunts – Explain (Home Video Mix) MP3: ArpLine – No Ordinary Love [...]

Watch ‘Every Love That Ever Was’ below. The Automatic Process is out now. MP3: Faunts – Explain (Home Video Mix)

Thanks for listening to Vamos A La Playa on WVUM 90.5 FM . I host a new show every Monday afternoon from 5-7pm You can also stream online at wvum.org Playlist: Mr. Flash | Powerlight Crimson | Every Body Is A Mystery Aeroplane | We Can't Fly (Radio Edit) Edwin Birdsong | Rapper dapper snapper Bravo | No Woman (Instrumental Version) Kraak & Smaak | Money In The Bag (K&S; Remix) 33 1/3 Queen | Steal Blue (DJ Spun Disco Re-Edit) Brad Shitt | Gonna Getcha Boney M | Kalimba De Luna (Dub Version) James Pants | Crack DaM-FunK | A Day At The Carnival Justin Van Der Volgen | Get to My Baby Sidney | Let ...

This is an ever changing and (hopefully) expanding list of some of the songs I have mentioned before in this blog or simply stuff I have found somewhere on the web that I find interesting, but have no time to write about. All files have been found somewhere in cyberspace (and NONE of them have uploaded by me, so I cannot help you with any requests you might have - just keep returning and something new might pop up), so they will be available until the artists, record labels, fans, whatever decide to remove them. Thanks to a few readers, I ...

" System D-128 took Mexicans with Guns ‘ name literally and made a short film exploring aspects of cholo culture. A dude gets murked in the first 20 seconds. There is boning, religion, brujería and some kind of ninja chick modeled after La Virgen, all inspired by the fact that “ Dame Lo ” is sexy and bangs like a ‘72 Monte Carlo jumping a curb." - FADER Mexicans with Guns is the production moniker/character created by Exponential Records honcho Ernest Gonzales . After prepping his Been Meaning To Tell You LP for the Friends of Friends label, EG was in search of a new ...

Edmonton, Canada [ 2000 – present ] Embracing a moody, introspective pop sound that’s smart, tuneful, forceful, and sweetly melancholy all at once, Faunts were formed in 2000 by Tim Batke and his brother Steven Batke, who hail from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. With Tim handling guitar, keyboards, and vocals while Steven contributed vocals and guitar, [...]

Dawning the mexican wrestling mask in February 2009, MwG began tearing down the streets with big bass and a nasty swag, breaking out remixes for the likes of Bassnectar, Rainbow Arabia, CYNE, Faunts, Yppah, and shared the stage with the likes of Peanut Butter Wolf, Daedelus, Ghosts on Tape,...

NeverShoutNever, also spelt as Never Shout Never, is the alias for American acoustic pop musician, Christofer Drew Ingle. According to an interview, Ingle explains that he would spell NeverShoutNever as one word when he’s happy and he would would spell it in three words when he’s not. The album, What is Love?, was [...] Related posts: NeverShoutNever! – Yippee EP Deluxe Edition NeverShoutNever! is a young self-made artist, with a ton... Faunts – Feel.Love.Thinking.Of Album Review Faunts, is a band out of Edmonton, Alberta. They... Emmy The Great – First Love Review I’ve had my hands on Emmy ...

NeverShoutNever, also spelt as Never Shout Never, is the alias for American acoustic pop musician, Christofer Drew Ingle. According to an interview, Ingle explains that he would spell NeverShoutNever as one word when he’s happy and he would spell it in three words when he’s not. The album, What is Love?, was released [...] Related posts: NeverShoutNever! – Yippee EP Deluxe Edition NeverShoutNever! is a young self-made artist, with a ton... Faunts – Feel.Love.Thinking.Of Album Review Faunts, is a band out of Edmonton, Alberta. They... Emmy The Great – First Love Review I’ve had my hands on Emmy ...

[ 18 February, 2010; 9:00 pm to 11:59 pm. ] 18 February, 2010 9:00 pm to 11:59 pm Who: Javelin, Lemonade , Brahms Where: Glasslands Show Info: 21+, 9:00pm, $10.00 Watch: ArpLine – “Feel.Love.Thinking.Of” (Remix of Faunts)

Earlier this week, we published the first installment of what were ours, and by measurement, your, favorite 2009 songs. The decision was made not to make a 2009 "best of" list because it's presumptuous, and depends on the definition of what qualifies as "best." Sales? Social media mentions? MySpace page views? Late night talk show appearances? Google searches? All that and more? It's simply too complicated to pick "best" songs, and much easier to pick favorites. So, this series of playlists in coming weeks will feature favorite songs we posted throughout 2009, by the month they were originally ...

A rich heaping pile of offensive fun that overloads the ears with melodies pertaining to the subjects of anything from drugs, booze and women, to rocking it louder than any other band out there. Steel Panther’s, Feel The Steel, is reviving the age old glam metal back into style and for what it is, [...] Related posts: NXNE Day 1 – HEALTH, King Khan, United Steel Workers of Montreal, The Burning Hell, Spooky Ruben The Horseshoe was near-empty when we arrived around 8pm.... Ryan Smith – I Just Want To Feel That Way Review “Ryan Smith’s music finds middle ground between ...

2009 war irgendwie kein besonders tolles Jahr. (Innen-)politisch sowieso nicht, aber auch persönlich und – für diesen Blog besonders bedeutsam – musikalisch nicht so wirklich. Demzufolge fällt mein obligatorischer Jahresrückblick diesmal auch etwas verhaltener bzw. eher uneuphorisch aus. Obwohl ich dieses Jahr sehr viele Alben gehört habe – vermutlich mehr als jemals zuvor –, ist die Zahl der wirklich herausragenden Werke nicht so beeindruckend. Dass mit Kent und Indochine zwei meiner Lieblingsbands (sowie mit Mew eine Band, die mal für eine Zeit weit oben in meiner Gunst rangierte, aber seitdem beständig absackt) 2009 neue CDs veröffentlicht haben, ließ fast vermuten, dass die ersten ...