Belle and Sebastian TV

(Via Poplogg)

I almost thought the world would end in a melted heap of floating ancient corpses in an endless sea of our own creation without more Belle & Sebastian, but thankfully they are back with this(as seen above):

This is the first in series of transmissions of varying sizes and shapes from Belle and Sebastian to mark the impending release of their eighth album, Belle and Sebastian Write About Love.

The first episode of Belle and Sebastian TV is a fully realized, half-hour mixture of music, chat and revealing (and not so revealing) insights from the band filmed in Glasgow over the last few weeks.

Presented by Dougie Anderson and produced by Forest of Black, it features performances of two of the songs from the album: I Want The World to Stop and I Didn't See It Coming.

I can not wait for their eighth studio album that will be out in the UK on October 11th. I have a date with their web shop that day LET ME TELL YA!

Hare Krishna

Embracing my flamboyant hipster-ism

Boy Crisis is an American Proto-Post Popular Music Band from the United States following the Rhythm & Blues Tradition of such classic acts as The Ronettes and New Edition, carrying on the Great Western practice of cultural appropriation in an attempt to forge at least some semblance of interpersonally translatable empathy and compassion and at most, true love. Two useful terms a music journalist might feel compelled to use in describing them would be: "danceable" and "pop hooks." Boy Crisis is a "Brooklyn buzz band." They are well-liked in the blogosphere. They are hip and marketable to several youthy demographics. They have "crossover appeal." They have an "ethnic band member." Boy Crisis is a semi-cosmic cultural entity. Their spaced-out vibe is totally tubular. They are the conundrum of masculinity and youth. They are a limited liability corporation. (MySpace)


The Fountain of Youth - Released: September 28, 2009


Hare Krishna

Siren

New Vivian Girls album

Vivian Girls, the adorable trio of shoegaze-y punks, are about to release their sophomore album, “Everything Goes Wrong.” Will it be any good?


This is an "old" song, but you get the general idea of what they're about!

Hare Krishna

Siren