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Over the seven hills and far away
Nat Johnson & the Figureheads – Roman Radio The skinny: Skate, rattle and roll, you dirty rotten souls! The review proper: Deceptively urgent. That’s the “pretentious lazy journo” term I’ll be using on this one. Sure, it’s mostly acoustic and in the pop side of the spectrum, but Roman Radio rocks. Maybe not so obviously…
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Wake up song for today – 133
From one of the best Neil Young albums (Tonight’s the night), this live version rocks. If you haven’t seen Live Rust, get it on DVD or get a feeler for it right here. And then buy it. –Sam
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Primordial (noise) soup
Retro Soup – EP The Skinny: Some free noise for you all lovely people. The review proper: Well, if the cliché about currents and trends repeating every 20 years is true (and sometimes it feels), then some bit of a throwback to the Industrial genre is due.
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What we learnt from Twitter – 3
Who: Courtney “I’m the spawn of Satan” Love
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Wake up song for today – 132
Fictional bands go a long way. I’m okay with this film, not my fave by Cameron Crowe, but still a good one, and hey, can’t go wrong with a band with the awesome Mark Kozelek.
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Wake up song for today – 131
Gotta be honest, we had better months, but asi es la vida de jacarandosa. Go for a beer and relax at the house of your best friend. It worked for Eddie Vedder.
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Bolita bolita bolita!!
Dinosaur Pile-Up – The most powerful EP in the universe The skinny: Some fuckin’ excellent grunge from Leeds. The review proper: Who cares if grunge seems to be extinct? We’re due for a revival! And hopefully part of this attack of the Seattle flannel ‘n’ sardonic voice combo will include Dinosaur Pile-Up (no relation to…
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Wake up song for today – 130
Relics from the 90s still making music today. No overcompression, no pandering to Trident-wielding websites. Rock ’em and Sock ’em with Seven Mary Three
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Looking back at … Gregory and the Hawk
Gregory and the Hawk. Just floating in the air (a sensation I get when I really dig music), then a sweet voice calls my attention. It was coming from that online radio program I listen to every Sunday, Antifama. The words, the title, ‘The Bolder Thing to Do’; a very little known gifted voice and…

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