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Wake up song for today -144
Here is something a bit more chilled this Sunday. Not sure if the video is genuine or fan-made, either way it is brilliantly edited and totally trippy! PM
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Wake up song -143
Count & Sinden ft. Mystery Jets: Tunnneeee! In the words of a friend, here is something ‘for the weakened’… PM
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A stark, foggy night
I am Kloot – Sky at night The Skinny: “Some things were made for you to sit and listen to, in a particular order. Some stories have a beginning, a middle and an end. Sit down and listen to ‘Sky at Night’. It has a story to tell you.” – Frank Cotrell Boyce’s Open Letter,…
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Dan Williamson and CatsforPeru @ West Street Live
Lickity Split Presents… Down To The Woods 2! (Featuring Dan Williamson and Cats:for:Peru). It was a slow Wednesday night on Sheffield, but West Street Live had a little jaunt made by the lovely people of Lickity Split. Stalls with clothes and some rather scrumptious cupcakes helped pass the time before the free gig started. The…
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Interview – Left Ajar
It was late March when I first saw the beast called Left Ajar live. It was one night at The Plug and I remember clearly as one band left and they entered. I turned around while snapping some shots and noticed that three quarters of the audience were all wearing a t-shirt with their logo.…
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The Dreamy Dancers
School of Seven Bells – Disconnect from desire The Skinny: Dreamy. A word you’ll see a lot. Also, poetic lyrics, like describing a lucid dream. The review proper: Ah, School of Seven Bells, a trio who love their music to be reverberated and enveloping. This second album, Disconnect from desire, is considerably louder than Alpinisms,…
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Wake up song -142
Here is your alarm clock! ‘The Woods’ was an incredible last album for Sleater Kinney and the loud, raw, lo-fi production on this record will blow your mind! Such a powerful sound from a much-missed band. Enjoy. PM
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Notes from Overground
Book Review: American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis (For those that haven’t seen the film of the book or the book of the book) “I just hate that whole self-involved thing that modern male American writers do” said my friend, a well-read literature student, as we were discussing Bret Easton Ellis over beer one day.…
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Wake up song -141
Everyone loves Manu Chao – have a little latin groove on this fine summer Monday mornin’. PM
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