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Wake up song for today – 114
Well, it’s the birthday of two very special people today: my dad and my friend PM. Since both of them appreciate a bit of Eric Clapton, here’s a classic one for both. Have a great day, dad! Have a great day, PM!. —Sam
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Slow Club, Chips for the Poor and Is I cinema, oh my!
Slow club Giving up on love A quickie song that never lets down with a cool video to boot (just click on our wake up song tomorrow, you’ll recognise somebody). Simple but effective, can’t go wrong with a song this happy and this earworm-y. Maybe there will be some sun if this one gets played…
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Of how I found myself interviewing myself (pt 1)
Interview – Lumiere Since no one in Sloucher could go to Mexico and interview the band, they decided to interview themselves…and gives us a few acoustic performances of their upcoming album (due out later this year). Songs played: Cíclope Géminis Links: Website, Myspace , Facebook, Youtube. Twitter. Special thanks to: Danny OM, César, Jonel and…
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Angry rants of altered suburbia
Read part 1 here Part 2: A stitch in time After surviving a summer that included a hectic four day writing marathon (fookin’ thesis) that appeased my sense of guilt, I pretty much found myself directionless. Those first days of September, how cold were they. I could see most of the days fritter away from…
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A night at The Grapes is always intense…
Repo Men + Dr. Robeatnik + Cats:for:Peru @ The Grapes The poster read “Pisco presents Sugar Rush”. And the inside smell sweet. Sickly sweet. Candy. Lots of candy. Gingerbread men, balloons, fake jars on stage and a frickload of free candies. That was the scene at the Grapes, your number one room for intense shows.…
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The Sunday Soapbox – 1
T’was another day at The Bunker. Fresh OJ, last night’s kebab and a couple of non-fair trade grapefruit, looking at the sun. Another day, another 24 hours closer to death.
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An untitled, anonymous poem
(Editors’ note: We found this on the branches of a cherry blossom tree near the office – Q & M) Sometimes there is a sadness that is so hollow it cannot contain a thing, Nothing of a joyous nature can fill it, Its like the pit of your stomach, Black, Empty
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Bed Time Songs – 5
Appearing on every single chill-out CD and playlist perhaps since the market appeared for them, ‘Teardrop’ is such a beautiful track and is sure to produce calm, peaceful feelings before trying to count those sheep. I’d also highly recommend listening to this during exam and essay time stress. Sweet dreams… Alexandra Rucki
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Interview: An all night out blitz with Smokers Die Younger (pt 3)
Part 3: The fickle finger of the current scene and passing out at The Washington… After a slight detour through the realm of cult television, Smokers Die Younger are persuaded to go back into the subject of music. Bribes were involved. Sloucher: Sorry to bring anyone down, another question. Is the album experience alive or…
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Bed Time Songs – 4
‘This is not just Groove Armada, this is M & S Groove Armada’…perhaps now more famous after being used for those adverts, this is still one of my most favourite chill-out tracks. The lyrics of ‘sandunes’, ‘salty air’ and ‘quaint little villages’ are sure to transport your thoughts away from the steel city and incite…
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