Las neuronas no funcionan mucho los días viernes. Por eso, siempre terminamos jugando estupideces creando tópicos interesantes con los miembros del staff por nuestra plataforma preferida, Tuirer . A raíz del estupendo disco homónimo de The Pains of Being Pure at Heart , nuestro trendig topic del día fue el que titula esta entrada. Y en una rápida encuesta, hicimos un breve listado de bandas buenas (y otras muy malas) que tienen nombres más que interesantes. The Pains of Being Pure at Heart [...]
As if by some great, mystical force, Podcast Jack has found the strength to create five video-casts for his new series. I think I might have linked to one or two of them before, but here for your viewing pleasure are all five videos. As always, you can learn more about The Best Podcast You Have by visiting its website. VOD 1 VOD 2 VOD 3 VOD 4 VOD 5 That said, how about [...]
So, The Samuel Jackson Five 's highly anticipated album, Goodbye Melody Mountain , has been out a couple of days now and has been on repeat in my playlist since. A month ago, SJ5 actually announced the completion and provided us with some fun minor details about each track, but I still wasn't sure what to expect from this album. It was mentioned that they wanted to incorporate some vocals into their repertoire; for me personally, it was hard to imagine it with their upbeat funk/jazz style. So yeah, I was half-expecting vocals, but wasn't surprised when I [...]
Norwegian postrockers The Samuel Jackson Five are the band of the week at The Silent Ballet: http://thesilentballet.com/dnn /Articles/tabid/55/ctl/Details /mid/412/ItemID/1896/Default.a spx
Norwegian postrockers Samuel Jackson Five have completed work on their new album "Goodbye melody mountain" and sent it off for mastering. Read more about it here: http://blog.myspace.com/index. cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&frien dID=33944834&blogID=439364753
Norwegian postrockers The Samuel Jackson Five are wrapping up work on their new album and have set a October 27 release date. Read more: http://blog.myspace.com/index. cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&frien dID=33944834&blogID=425862544
The Samuel Jackson Five are an indie band from Norway, having to date released two albums, Same Same, But Different (2004) and Easily Misunderstood (2005). They started as a failed d&b project, entering the post-rock genre, having continued to caress my soul with such beautiful music. And they get 2037038 bonus points for having such an awesome band name and awesome track titles. Hmm…how would I describe their music? Definitely a fusion of post-rock and jazz. You'll find this fusion is more apparent in Same Same, But Different than it is [...]
Time to kick this thing into life again. Clear. Last week I was supposed to see the band Bonk live, but they cancelled their show. They have one of the best songs ever in ' Sarah '. I just love everything about it. Don't know how to describe in a just fashion, I just know that you need to hear this song. Bonk - Sarah Clear. When I was in Russia I [...]
The Samuel Jackson Five are a 5 piece from Oslo, Norway. They play instrumental indie rock. It's tough to pin down influences, but it's easy to say it's alternatingly pretty and rockingly hard. It's quite good, pretty active and lots of changes and layering to keep it going. Sort of a jazz approach to post-rock. Check it out! Skinflick Dress Rehearsal The Samuel Jackson Five official site The Samuel Jackson Five [...]
Summer is almost over and here's a couple of new tracks that will give you a feeling of being in the middle of two seasons. Some of these tracks are the ultimate summer soundtracks and some are pure autumn... and they are all norwegian! First out is a autumny pop-track by Dino-Sau (a wordplay on dinosaur and Sau (norwegian for sheep)). The trio is said to be an experience in a live-setting. I
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