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first single from forthcoming School Damage album A To X, out August 31 on black vinyl LP, limited white vinyl LP, CD and digital. Stream the single or pre-order the album here: https://ChapterMusic.l
El álbum que más avidez e intriga nos provoca descubrir de este año tras este trallazo PoP de presentación, es el de School Damage => "Assimilate" vía Chapter Music {Particles, maestros & dipsos Young Marble Giants, Vaselines, y tal}
INVISIBLE HITS: Buzz-Building Tapes That Set the Stage for an Iconic Debut
Another Invisible Hits column is LIVE over on Pitchfork. Holy moly. This one builds off of the recent, long-overdue official release of Liz Phair’s Girly-Sound Tapes, digging into some of early recordings by the VU, Television, Pavement and Belle and Sebastian. It’s a good time, hopefully.
I’ll use this opportunity to give a shout-out to editor Mark Richardson who was kind enough to bring me onboard the good ship Pitchfork back in early 2014. Without getting all personal, that time was not suuuuuuper great for me, and the fact that he thought I was good enough to write for the site meant a lot. Mark is moving on to other projects soon, but he’s definitely built something special over the years. People love to talk shit about Pitchfork (sometimes with good reason) but I’m not sure there’s another publication that covers such a wide range of music and employs such a wide range of great writers. So there!
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el nuevo álbum que pronto viene presentado el pasado 27 de marzo en un "vintage" vídeo de terror•sexy mientras te repite una cuestión de : TIRANA & Per què No Tornes? primera del 'una vida apartada Ep' ✓✓ destacado in ours
Disculpe mi falta de atención virgen de la profunda angustia-mayormente-impostada pero tenemos cita con twiggy, syd barrett, patrick macnee, Ed ball & Mr Treacy 🙏
"An e̶x̶c̶e̶l̶l̶e̶n̶t̶ [fucking]❤️❤️❤️ piece of PoP" - NME
Hemos reunido un pequeño refrigerio previo a ___ ---ORO PURO underground REEDITADO muy PRONTO: "SHORE LEAVE" ··· YUNG WU --- Eco de noticias al respecto, review, recomendación absoluta, archivos, free download, etc etc etc : https://lafasesonica.blogspot.com.es/2018/03/yung-wu-shore-leave-se-reedita-el-disco.html
Primal Scream - Velocity Girl
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) dir. Michel Gondry
Yung Wu - Maxwell’s, Hoboken, New Jersey, August 9, 1989
Heyo, there’s a long-overdue reissue of Yung Wu’s classic Shore Leave coming your way soon. Good news for everyone! The LP is a necessary addition to your Feelies collection (as the pic above suggests, the band is The Good Earth-era lineup with Dave Weckerman up front, plus Speed the Plough’s John Baumgartner). There aren’t a whole lot of Yung Wu live tapes out there — the band hasn’t really played that many shows over the years. But you wouldn’t really know it from this very tight Maxwell’s gig from the summer of ‘89, which features Shore Leave in its entirety, plus a few tasty extras, including an excellent rendition of Tom Verlaine’s “Kingdom Come.” Better than Bowie! Oh and hey – I just saw that the McKenzie Tapes site has a Yung Wu show from 1987 up now. Wu-hoo!
Four songs by Yo La Tengo from the forthcoming album, ‘There’s a Riot Going On.’ Out March 16 on Matador Records and available for pre-order now: http://smar...
´You’re listening to: "Shades of Blue" "You Are Here" "She May She Might" "Out of the Pool” ´ hasta así nos suena p.m. !_: NUEVO DISCO de YLT
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Hey no vayas been trying to meet you por ahí -2017:
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--------Preparando el correspondiente al fronteras indoor selection---------
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Os queríamos recomendar un DiSCO de por acá cerca en el que cobijarse hoy, en su necesaria lumbre. Pop Hiperrealista a lo Antonio López: PALMERAS de NUEVOS HOBBIES
[con el Beneficio nuestro de al no ser Borbones lo recibimos en menos décadas por nuestras casas]
The Ballad of Red Buckets
Via tapewrecks, a great, in-depth profile (with a few mp3s) of this early 80s Philadelphia band, who collaborated with various Feelies and whose poignant epitaph was written by Yo La Tengo on their Electr-O-Pura LP. The music (which is new to me) sounds great, makes me think if Nikki Sudden had fronted the Kendra Smith-era Dream Syndicate. You know what I’m saying. As good as the mp3s are, the descriptions of the later, unreleased material are even more interesting: “It was like Television playing with Richard Thompson,” says drummer Stan Demeski. So basically this blog’s dream band?
The Ballad of Red Buckets
Via tapewrecks, a great, in-depth profile (with a few mp3s) of this early 80s Philadelphia band, who collaborated with various Feelies and whose poignant epitaph was written by Yo La Tengo on their Electr-O-Pura LP. The music (which is new to me) sounds great, makes me think if Nikki Sudden had fronted the Kendra Smith-era Dream Syndicate. You know what I’m saying. As good as the mp3s are, the descriptions of the later, unreleased material are even more interesting: “It was like Television playing with Richard Thompson,” says drummer Stan Demeski. So basically this blog’s dream band?
