12:30 am Soapbox

Saturday, June 19, 2010

Ya know, I had an obscene diatribe consisting of why anyone and everyone should absolutely love and admire The Cure but it just turned out to be a mindless sermon that everyone would just dismiss. So I condensed my thoughts into this. If you have your reservations or disgust on anything in the goth realm keeping you from this band then forget them. Cause basically every band you listen to right now or ever have has had The Cure as an influence. Very confident to say that. I know, I think of Chris Kattan in the SNL skit 'Goth Talk' whenever I think about The Cure too but there is way more than that behind Robert Smith. Way more. Completely unrecognized musical pioneer/genius. Not sure where 'The Head on the Door' or 'Disintegration' rank on Rolling Stone's best albums list but who really cares. What do they know? Can't rant anymore. Can only post songs. Might take up a whole page in this blog but well deserved. We'll go through a quick timeline.

BOYS DON'T CRY


SIX DIFFERENT WAYS (totally boss song mixed with a totally boss movie. sorry about volume)


JUST LIKE HEAVEN


INBETWEEN DAYS (probably 15 covers)


CLOSE TO ME (probably 30 covers)



DISINTEGRATION (filthy)


PICTURES OF YOU


HIGH

The Cure High

rUmPeLsTiLtSkIn | MySpace Video


BEFORE THREE

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Party of Helicopters

Monday, June 7, 2010

Forgive me if this is old news to you but, WOAH DUDE! These guys were incredible. They were a band from the late 90s to early 2000s. My good friend Roy (who knows EVERYTHING about music) just turned me on to these guys last weekend and I feel like I've wasted at least 7 years of my life. I've got a fever for math rock and the only prescription is more Party of Helicopters. Yikes. Anyway, the song is "The Good Punk", it's from their last album in 2003, "Please Believe It". The whole thing is phenomenal. I'd suggest finding it. It really reminds me of things like Other Men, The Ladies, maybe Q and Not U. The vocals, at least, have a bit of a Rob Crow feel to them. Have ya a listen!

Party of Helicopters - The Good Punk

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Kyle's Favorite Band does Colbert

Saturday, June 5, 2010

You must've accidentally left this out during your posting orgy the other day, brosef:


The Colbert Report
Mon - Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c
Vampire Weekend - Holiday
www.colbertnation.com
Colbert Report Full EpisodesPolitical HumorFox News

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TGI Ugly Casanova

Thursday, June 3, 2010

2 new Ugly Casanova songs from the upcoming 180 South documentary soundtrack. I can't wait for this to come out. I've been having dreams where I'm at school surrounded by people and I look down to find out I am wearing no clothes. Thank goodness for cliches. The teacher notices, turns into Isaac Brock, points to the door, says "Sha-shaw, sha-shaw!" in the voice of Dale Gribble, and as the whiskey bottle he whips at me hits me right in the face I wake up. I'm hoping maybe it'll come true one day. The DVD comes out on June 8th, the soundtrack on June 22nd. Check em out dawg!

Ugly Casanova - Lay Me Down

Isaac Brock / Ugly Casanova - Here's to Now

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2 New Arcade Fire Songs!

Here are 2 new Arcade Fire songs from a new 12" single featuring the songs "The Suburbs" and "Month of May". These songs will also appear on the forthcoming album called "The Suburbs". The album is set to come out on August 3rd, 2010 on Merge Records. It's about damn time.

Arcade Fire - The Suburbs

Arcade Fire - Month of May

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Dirty Projectors Cover Dylan

Levi's Jeans is currently sponsoring a series of free downloads featuring artists covering old songs they've been inspired by. This is the Dirty Projectors playing Bob Dylan's "I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine". Seems like a pretty cool deal. You can check out and download all the songs so far here.

Dirty Projectors - "I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine"

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No Age: New Live Songs

So here are some brand new live songs from No Age. They were recorded by Ashtapes, a Portuguese concert recording blog. Totally check it out, there is some really cool stuff there. Apparently the songs don't even have names yet, and according to Sub Pop, they will be releasing a new album very soon. Anyway, here is a link to where you can listen to the songs. And you can also download them all here. Enjoy!

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