THE DEARS --- YOU AND I ARE A GANG OF LOSERS (Gang of Losers; Maple/V2, 2006) (ahh que bonita canción, para cantarsela a alguien que sienta lo mismo que tu ..."...You and I, we´ve got the same Heart", Baja este Track dando click AquÃ... ) RON SEXMITH --- FOOLPROOF ( Blue Boy; SpinART, 2001) THE HIDDEN CAMERAS --- LOLLIPOP (Awoo; Arts & Crats, 2006) (Si son bien Gays y me gustan mucho, [...]
It's already out in Canada, but now the Hidden Cameras have released their album AWOO in the US this week too. Possibly another Canadian band about to take America by storm. Here's a track from the album. Download : the Hidden Cameras Death of a Tune Stream : Awoo (video) The Hidden Cameras on Tour [...]
Tagged : avantgarde , eclectic , indie , jazz , pop , rock , roundup Here's the third installment of the " What the mailbox brought in " series, that's selected from emails sent by groups and labels to undomondo . "The sound of The Autumn Project is something of a familiar one, reminiscent of Godspeed You Black Emperor!, Isis and Mogwai but still original, fresh and unadulterated. Dynamics, melody, and emotion are the three most important qualities of an Autumn project [...]
A mix of queer politics, explicit sexuality, symphonic indie pop, and theatrical spectacle that borders on the religious, Toronto's the Hidden Cameras are the brainchild of singer/songwriter/guitarist Joel Gibb. The 2001 debut album Ecce Homo -- a collection of four-track demos released on Gibb's own Evil Evil imprint -- introduced a stripped-down version of the Hidden Cameras' witty,
Good news from the My Latest Novel camp: they've landed a slot supporting The Hidden Cameras on a double-dream-date tour this autumn: Novel + Cameras: Fri 29 September Leeds Josephs Wells Sat 30 Manchester Night And Day Tue 3 October Glasgow Oran Mor Wed 4 London Union Chapel And then a couple of headline dates in their own right: Fri 13 October Glasgow The Classic Grand Sat 28 Greenock Arts Guild music my latest novel hidden cameras
Sorry dudes my internet has been sparse this last week. It's getting harder to find time to make a decent post so uhh here's a bunch of mp3s I just can't write up right now. The Hidden Cameras-Death of a Tune Russian Circles-Death Rides a Horse The Grates-19-20-20 Canada-Record Function Punks-Dark Mountain (Screwed Remix) Peter & the Wolf-Safe Travels [...]
MP3: THE HIDDEN CAMERAS "Death of a Tune" ( Arts & Crafts ) Another download from The Hidden Camera's recently released album Awoo . See also: MP3: THE HIDDEN CAMERAS: "Awoo" tags: music | mp3 | indie rock | indie pop
TorontoÂ's Hidden Cameras just released a new orch-pop LP called, Awoo that was recorded at the Gas Station on...
Munck//Johnson are a quiet duo from Denmark, who sound a little bit like Shara Worden in love with Damien Rice. I hadn't heard of them before yesterday, but since they were playing with four other bands for a total of €4, and they came very highly recommended from a fellow blogger, I decided it couldn't go wrong. The first band up was Lack, and, while I'm sure they was probably something good about them, I couldn't really tell - someone needs to tell them that there really is such a thing as too loud . After [...]
The current paradigm in music blogging is to write about an album at one's earliest convenience after it arrives in the mail, usually months before a proper release. Record labels and PR firms use blogs to generate advanced buzz, and blogs use advanced copies and exclusives to generate readership. But there also exists a tendency to never mention certain albums again once they're written about, and this is a curious move that fully supports Marathonpacks' assertion that all bloggers are inherently selfish-not that there's anything wrong with that . Assuming that this is somehow not the [...]
Fear my crappy photoshop skills I think compiling The Daily Graboid every week is probably my favorite thing to do on this blog. Every week I usually manage to always find a couple of albums from artists I had no previous knowledge of. If there's one thing I try to do here, it's that i'm always looking for something new and this is just one of the many ways I come in contact with a lot of new music outside of reading blogs, websites and such. Like I [...]
As far as the music industry goes, this Tuesday effectively marks the end of Summer and the start of the Fall album season, as the record stores are going to be deluged with great new releases from now till at least October (at which point the new releases trickle off and are replaced by compilations and box sets for the holiday season). Here's a Hollywood Squares of stuff that'll be in stores today that's worth your time and money - some of it I've talked about, others I will probably get to in the future, but most I've heard [...]
The joke about drummers suggesting, "hey - let's do one of MY songs!" is about as old as they come, despite the fact that the track record of drummers gone frontmen isn't really all that bad. But luckily for Tim O'Reagan , he'd proved his songwriting ability long ago with his contributions to the Jayhawks catalog, which were usually album highlights for me. So with that band on permanent hiatus, there were no raised eyebrows when he released his self-titled solo debut last month which he was in town to promote. [...]
The Hidden Cameras have let Awoo finally drop in its entirety (even though some of the tracks have been available for quite some time now). It's not that great a leap on from their last albums, but if you're a fan of orchestra pop with interesting arrangements, then you'll get a kick of of the 'Cameras. There's not much room to compare it sonically with their previous records, although I liked
Hot on the heels of the US release of their new amazing album Awoo , popsters The Hidden Cameras are leaving no stone un-turned as they tour across the US supporting the new album and bringing their quirky orchestral pop to everyone. 09/14/06 Knitting Factory New York, NY 11/12/06 Grog Shop Cleveland Heights, OH 11/14/06 Middle East Upstairs Cambridge, MA 1/15/06 Bowery Ballroom New York, NY 11/16/06 Salisbury University Salisbury, MD [...]
I like the Hidden Cameras . Sometimes they sing inconherently to my ears and I have nooo idea but I can just listen to the strings and keyboards and it's pretty cool. Those are sort of the best parts of the band I think. Oh and the singer, Joel Gibb, has a strangely addictive high-pitched singing voice that usually speaks in disjointed phrases to the music. But they do it so dang well that I can't get enough of their new album Awoo . The Hidden Cameras-Lollipop [...]
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