The co-founder of Anticon, and cLOUDDEAD member Adam Drucker (aka Doseone ) has released a new track from his upcoming album G Is For Deep , titled 'End & Egg'. The album will be released on May 29th on the Anticon Label, and you can listen to 'End & Egg' below.
How To Make Deviled Eggs A simple demonstration of how to prepare deviled eggs. Here is the generic recipe we use: 6 hard boild eggs ¼ cup Light Mayonnaise or Salad Dressing ½ teaspoon dry ground mustard ½ teaspoon white vinegar 1/8 teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon ground black pepper Paprika for garnish If you have any questions feel free to post them in the comments and I will try to help. thanks!
The Bank Holiday weekend is coming up and what better way to celebrate it than Yeti In The Basement and Clekclekboom's takeover of the Egg on Friday 6th April
Mark Bittman recently wrote a short piece for The New York Times titled The Everyday, Anytime Egg-Combination Generator . If you can cook an egg, you can cook breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks — not only for yourself but for almost anyone else. There are things that turn people off at different times of day, but unless you're a vegan, an egg is not likely to be one of them. Consider me the type of person who loves eating eggs at breakfast, lunch or dinner. Lady Oyster and I [...]
Later today sees one of London's finest music platforms team up with Yeah, Maybe for some enviable late night hours of low-frequency festivities. The night, dedicated to house, bass and R&B sees each room delivering the utmost bliss with DJs such as Mumdance, Arp 101 and headliner Seiji (of Bugz In The Attic glamour) holding the fort. Find out more information here: http://www.facebook.com/events /102763509846423/
After hosting a brilliant Thursday night session at Dalston Superstore 2 weeks back, the DJs behind everyone's favourite Acid House night, Society, pop up for some weekend fun this Friday. Playing at budding night The Future Now , the Society DJs join Hannah Holland, Dexter Kane and resident Warboy in room 1 at The Egg in Kings Cross. The Egg gets kind of a bad rep as people know it used to be a bit shit, but it's actually a lot nicer now and worth heading over to Kings Cross for. Plus The Future Now attracts an [...]
Favorites is our recurring video series on the personal preferences of the pop artists who inspire us. Because the artists we love love stuff too. Taio Cruz's head is currently spinning from the hard-partying after-effects described in his dizzying single "Hangover" , so we figured that was the perfect time to put the him in our Favorites hot seat. And while we knew the British pop singer is adept at lighting things up like they're dynamite , we had no clue that Ashton Kutcher, high heels and fancy bags played such a [...]
Let's start with flat truths: this post is to be filed under, "What constitutes 'new', anyway?". The fact is that The Lovely Eggs have been lolling around New Band Town for a while - heck, they've even (briefly) been on ANBAD before - so for those of you who like to write furious emails complaining about how ANBAD isn't as good as it used to be , please click "Compose" now. The other fact is, though, that one listen to the excellent [...]
My Drunken Haze - Frankly, Mr Shankly [The Smiths] | od | bx | zs My Drunken Haze is a retro dream pop duo from Athens, initially consisting of Spiros (guitars) and Sophie (vocals). By the time we asked them to do the cover, Sophie had left the band, but luckily two weeks later Daphne P. joined. This is their first recording. facebook | soundcloud [...]
Holmes "Covers" When it comes to cover tunes, I feel unless you approach it with a unique POV you may as well listen to the original song. There are numerous horrible examples of Beatles covers out there that I wish I never heard. On the other hand when covers are done right I really appreciate the artists style. Good recent examples are from Michael Carpenter and Matthew Sweet . I would definitely add Holmes (aka Roy Shakked) to this list. The range of covers he has chosen here is truly eclectic, from [...]
This was a bit of an impromptu excursion, I have to confess, and when I realised I'd forgotten my bank card and turned up at Henry's with no more than a fiver and a handful of coins in my pocket it looked like just a little more planning might have been advisable. But it turned out to be a significant enough handful of coins to pay for a couple of pints, in the end, so disappointment was averted. The gig itself was a Halloween night presented by the relatively new Edinburgh promoter John Truckasaurus, who we [...]
This was a bit of an impromptu excursion, I have to confess, and when I realised I'd forgotten my bank card and turned up at Henry's with no more than a fiver and a handful of coins in my pocket it looked like just a little more planning might have been advisable. But it turned out to be a significant enough handful of coins to pay for a couple of pints, in the end, so disappointment was averted. The gig itself was a Halloween night presented by the relatively new Edinburgh promoter John Truckasaurus, who we [...]
[ALL BAND PHOTOS COURTESY OF JEFF PARETCHAN] The tale of Haywood 's sparkling and formerly final release We Are Amateurs, You And I -- which was issued 10 years ago today, a milestone somewhat overshadowed by some bullshit doo-dad called an "iPod" -- is so enmeshed with the Brooklyn-via-Philly quartet's demise it is hard to pull the two apart. The elements of the story, of course, are not unique (hope, anger, loss, a white knight in tight trousers, resolve, redemption, an A-Team montage where the "plan comes together"), but they don't [...]
A busking troubadour slumps, crumpled over an acoustic guitar case in a gaudy, cheap remake of Paul's Sgt. Pepper getup; numerous digital camera-toting tourists amble over a specific zebra crossing as if their legs were bursting with excessive amounts of lactic acid; and a wall three feet high is coated in scribbles directed at a band that've been inactive for over half a century. The fabled Abbey Road Studios inhabit a special corner of the surprisingly sedate, leafy outpost that is St. John's Wood, and music is of course ingrained in its very existence, as the voices of [...]
We caught up with talented young DJ and producer A1 Bassline ahead of his set this Friday at The Future Now at Kings Cross club The Egg. Hailing from Croydon, A1 Bassline, aka Christian Sibthorpe, has been on our radar for a while but with the current rerelease of his banging track Falsehood on dirtybird we thought it was about time to have a chat about all manner of topics from Claude Von Stroke to moths to Croydon Hot-Spots... Hi A1 Bassline. Hope you're doing well today. [...]
Hugh Platt is not at all happy with Smash Mouth's failure to eat all the eggs. It's with a heavy heart that I type these words - Smash Mouth have failed to eat all the eggs. If you haven't a clue what I'm going on about, I suggest you go read our brief summary of [...]
When we first came up with the idea of the Pairings Box , I'm not sure I ever had the intention of following through. But here we are, having spent the weekend packaging our Premium ingredient, hand-stamping virtually every element (tasting notes, boxes, tags) and turning our guest bedroom into a supply room. If there's one thing that hasn't stressed me out about the process, it's being able to lean on Matt every step of the way and to discover how giving family and friends are with their time. Friends, old and new, have come forward to [...]
Photo by G. MNDR On September 21, 2011, Amanda Warner aka MNDR played a very intimate 4 song set at Red Egg in New York City. The event was a fashion party for Court Boutique. She played a few new tracks from her upcoming debut album and the songs are great! The new material is very dancey and the audience was loving it. There were fog machines (hence the smokey picture above), trippy projections and dance grooves for days! I am really looking forward to her record. [...]
Lovely Eggs Cherryade will unleash 'Panic Plants', the new single from Lancaster pottymouths The Lovely Eggs on 31st October. Meanwhile the band are currently touring Germany with Art Brut, Ganglians and Screaming Females, before taking to the road for their own set of headline dates: Oct 21 The Lousianna (Cellar), Bristol Oct 22 The Cavern, Exeter Oct 23 The Horse And Groom, Brighton Oct 24 The [...]
Indigo Wild is a band that's been on my radar for a while now, and I'm happy to announce the premiere of their music video for "Rowboats", the first single off their debut EP due September 9th. The self-described "Columbus-born and Cincinnati-raised" folk group have steadily gained exposure playing shows in Cincinnati and in their home base of Columbus, but until now, had little more than links to their demos and a piece of candy stuffed inside plastic Easter eggs to pass out at shows (a genius marketing ploy, might I add). Fortunately, now the [...]
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