Get lost in “Black walls”, new song by Chromatics, taken from the long awaited album ‘Dear Tommy’, to be released via Italians do it better later this year.
This is Mazzy Star‘s previously unreleased track “Quiet, the winter harbor”, this song is part of their upcoming ‘Still EP’ (Rhymes Of An Hour Records), to be released on June 1st., you can pre-order now.
Love the piano in this song, Hope Sandoval’s voice is still unique and sweet and that slide guitar sounds like waves to us, we can’t wait to listen to the rest of the songs.
Vayan a disfrutar de la excelente música que The Color Forty Nine viene a presentar este Sábado 17 de Marzo en Cine Tonalá, promete ser una noche muy especial.
Aunque The Color Forty Nine, (con miembros de Maquiladora, The Black Heart Procession y The Album Leaf) proviene de San Diego, muchas de las canciones de su siguiente álbum fueron inspiradas por amigos, personajes y lugares de Tijuana durante el año pasado. Así que para la banda es un honor tener la oportunidad de compartir su música con el público de Tijuana en Ciné Tonalá para su tercer presentación en vivo. The Color Forty Nine combina tonos oscuros y cambiantes con historias cuasi ficticias de tiempos pasados, confesiones y reflejos de los muy extraños tiempos en que vivimos. Tendrán a un invitado muy especial, Rob Crow de Pinback, quien tocará un set acústico para abrir el show.
Boletos: The Color Forty nine / Rob Crow
Come to Tijuana to enjoy the excellent music that The Color Forty Nine is presenting next Saturday March 17 at Cine Tonalá, it’s going to be a very special night.
Though The Color Forty Nine (featuring members of Maquiladora, The Black Heart Procession and The Album Leaf) comes from San Diego, many of the songs on their forthcoming album were inspired by friends, characters and locales of Tijuana over the past year. So the band is honored to have the chance to share their music with the audience at Ciné Tonalá, for just their third show.
The Color Forty Nine blends dark and moody tones with quasi fictional stories of times gone by, confession and reflections of the very strange times we live in.
Though The Color Forty Nine (featuring members of Maquiladora, The Black Heart Procession and The Album Leaf) comes from San Diego, many of the songs on their forthcoming album were inspired by friends, characters and locales of Tijuana over the past year. So the band is honored to have the chance to share their music with the audience at Ciné Tonalá, for just their third show.
The Color Forty Nine blends dark and moody tones with quasi fictional stories of times gone by, confession and reflections of the very strange times we live in.
Very special guest, Rob Crow from Pinback, will be playing an acoustic set to open the show.
Tickets: The Color Forty nine / Rob Crow
Tickets: The Color Forty nine / Rob Crow
We are very excited for to see Palehound and Weaves perform tonight at Soda Bar.
Both bands have released their second album and are fronted by Ellen Kempner (Palehound) and Jasmyn Burke (Weaves), two talented women with strong and beautiful voices plus combined with intelligent music, makes them great bands to follow, we highly recommend anyone to check them out.
This is Palehound‘s recently released two track 7″ on Saddle Creek Records.
“When I was in middle school my biggest life goal was to release music on Saddle Creek Records. v happy to announce a 7” with them. I wrote “Sea Of Blood” when I was 17 and finally got around to recording it 2 summers ago with Alicia Bognanno of Bully. my friend Sami Martasian did the cover art they are the best” – Ellen Kempner.
Palehound second album ‘A place I’ll always go’ is available via Polyvinyl records.
Weaves have been nominated for the second time for Alternative album of the year at the Juno Awards, thanks to their second full length album ‘Wide Open’ available via Kanine records, Buzz records, Memphis industries.
This is “Scream” featuring Tanya Tagaq, one of our favorite songs from ‘Wide Open’
Here is the video for the song “Slicked”
by: Alfredo Tellez/Edeath Coffey
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This is “Baby blue”, taken from Wolf Parade‘s album ‘Cry, cry, cry’, out now via Sub Pop, one of the best albums from 2017 and we are certain it will keep making noise through 2018.
Wolf Parade are currently on tour, go see them on Tuesday January 23rd at the Observatory SD in San Diego, CA.
We love music & vinyl, we know you do too!, so please join us at the next Vinyl Junkies Record Swap!, happening on Saturday December 9th from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the world famous Casbah in San Diego, CA.
Come look and find those records that are missing from your collection or buy some records for your loved ones, great xmas gifts, there will be lots of vendors, free Discogs tote bags and pizza from Lefty’s Chicago Pizzeria, drinks and great music by Dj Pokkey, Jon Blaj, Diana Death, Victor Penalosa and special Dj set by Tony Adolescent and we will also be selecting music from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Come hang out, grab a drink and dig!
This event is 21+
R.E.M.‘s amazing album ‘Automatic for the people’ turned 25 years, here is the video for the song “Drive”.
i think i better follow you around 