For us, this is one of Beck‘s best works as he reimagines David Bowie‘s “Sound and Vision” in a surround sound live performance.
Created by Chris Milk and Beck.
We recommend to listen with headphones.
Enjoy!
Iceage is touring in support of their latest album “Beyondless” out via Matador Records.
They played an impressive show at the Casbah on June 5th, to what felt and sounded like a (lite) Bad Seed performance.
Here’s a gallery from the show:
They will be back in San Diego on November 13th at the House Of Blues.
Here’s the setlist from the show:
Hurrah / Pain Killer / Under The Sun / On My Fingers / Plead The Fifth / The Lord’s Favorite / Thieves Like Us / The Day The Music Dies / Morals / Take It All / White Rune / Ecstasy / Beyondless / Plowing Into The Field Of Love / Catch It.
Words and pictures: Alfredo Tellez & Edith Morales
PIL – Disappointed
Promises, promises
Old tired, worn out second hand sentences
One thing, with you is certain
You’re a really sad person. So sad
Disappointed a few people
When friendship reared its ugly head
Disappointed a few people
Well, isn’t that what friends are for?
What friends are for?
What friends are for?
What friends are for?
What are friends for?
You, you’re just a really bad person
Who won’t, you won’t listen to anyone
No, not you
With those half moon eyelids
Just babbling on, your useless defences. So sad
Disappointed a few people
When friendship reared its ugly head
Disappointed a few people
Well, isn’t that what friends are for?
What friends are for?
What friends are for?
What friends are for?
What are friends for?
Here is “Waiting on the warmth” new track from MorMor, one of our favorite songs for this summer.
For us it was love at first listen, (with Heaven’s only wishful), Seth Nyquist reminds us of Prince, his voice and beats are mesmerizing, a mix of pop, dance with a lot soul, we can’t wait to get his ‘Heaven’s only wishful’ EP that was just released today.
Nos vemos el próximo domingo 24 de Junio en el Tijuana Record show 9na. edición, en el Jardín Botánico del Centro Cultural Tijuana.
Tendremos a la venta discos y CD’s de diferentes géneros de música, libros, Cassettes y CD’s de bandas locales, también tendremos camisetas, pósters, etc, busca nuestra mesa y salúdanos!
Entrada gratuita, para todas las edades. Pet friendly.
Horario de 10:00 a.m. a 8:30 p.m.
Página del evento en Facebook: Tijuana Record show 9.
See you next Sunday June 24th at the Tijuana Record show 9th. edition at Jardín Botánico CECUT.
We will be selling records and CD’s from different music genres, books, Cassettes and CD’s from local bands, T shirts, posters, etc, look for our table and say hi!
No cover, All ages event. Pet friendly.
From 10:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Facebook event page: Tijuana Record Show 9.
Godspeed You! Black Emperor played the Observatory North Park on may 22nd and it was near perfect.
This show was in support of their most recent album “Luciferian Towers” out now via Constellation Records.
The performance felt and looked like a juxtaposition of elements meeting in contradictory terms.
It felt hopeful and brimming with hopefulness.
It felt joyous and lachrymose.
It was like a meeting of doppelgangers at opposite ends of the spectrum.
It was one of the best experiences that we’ve had at the Observatory. The sound was great (it could’ve been a little bit more louder). The crowd was respectful on all sides, they were quiet and if they needed to move they would do so in a polite manner. They were loud and responsive when the show required for them to be such.
And the visuals were amazing.
Having 4 projectors running at the same time and having someone manually change the film to convey the images it gave the show another layer.
This is the setlist:
Hope Drone / Bosses Hang / Anthem for No State / Fam/Famine / Undoing a Luciferian Towers / Moya /BBF3
“Don’t forget to breathe” is one of our favorite songs off the Melvins new album ‘Pinkus abortion technician‘, available via Ipecac Recordings.
Directed by Ava Hazelmyer “We’re very excited to have a video for our song ‘Don’t Forget To Breathe,” directed by the hyper-talented Ava Hazelmyer. Hopefully there will be more collaborations with her in the future,” said Buzz Osborne. “We can’t wait for people to hear Pinkus Abortion Technician and for them to see both of these killer bassists on our upcoming tours!” “I like to make scenes devoid of context or overt meaning, explained Hazelmyer. “I like taking everyday things and dropping them into an absurd setting. I like the idea of something being experienced without any preconceived notions or connections.”
The eight-song album is the band’s first to feature two bass tracks on every song, with the bass players being Steve McDonald (Redd Kross, OFF!) and Jeff Pinkus (Butthole Surfers).
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