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**Spoiler alert below** The constant cycle of Love, Romance and Heartbreaks in Season 3 of chuck continues. All the small little twists "Chuck vs. the Fake Name" had could have been seen a mile away, except of course.. when chuck dumps his current girlfriend played by Kristin Kreuk because finding love is the only mission the intersect was never trained for. ** Spiler alert above ** Episode 8 of season 3 of chuck had two amazing songs worth noting. While chuck is recieving the hungry guests for the dinner, [...]
jj - My Life The Traditionist - I Know My Ocean Beach House - Zebra Max Indian - Oughtaghettachamra The XX - Heart Skipped a Beat Yeasayer - O.N.E. Lynyrd Skynyrd - The Ballad of Curtis Lowe Thieving Irons - 1039 Ashes On the Riverbank Lemonade - Lifted Memoryhouse - To the Lighthouse Yoyoyo Acapulco - The Patterns of the [...]
30. The Traditionist - "I Know My Ocean"Joey Barro, the brain-child behind The Traditionist, turned out one of our favorite records of the year, the crushing Season to Season. "I Know My Ocean" remained one of the most approachable and re-listenable tracks on the record. Without over reading, it's a road-show, rambling bit of acoustic indie-rock. A harmonica shows up at one point, and a lazy
"heave yer skeleton" folgt dem debutalbum "deliver this creature" und zwar geschieht dies im november, die vergleiche zielen ab auf "chan marshall steht death from above 1979 vor" und ähnliches kaliber: mr gnome - slow slide auf overdraft recordings erschien am 22.09. "kid moves", moderner e-rock, dargebracht von justin ford und mike steibel: kinetic stereokids - twisted thoughts kinetic stereokids - have a nice day "dear furies" gibt es auf [...]
Joey Barro The Traditionist recently performed a session for Daytrotter . The group is led by Huntington Beach, CA-based singer-songwriter Joey Barro, formerly of Budge and the Antiques. The session was recorded at Studio Paradiso in San Francisco. Barro's label Better Looking Records is offering several free downloads from his debut album Season to Season (click here) . The Traditionist - From A Cave (Daytrotter Sessions) The Traditionist - I Know My Ocean [...]
The Traditionist on Daytrotter Check out The Traditionist's Daytrotter sessions here . Two of the tracks can be found on their debut album " Season to Season ", the other two will appear on the follow up record to be released in early 2010. The upcoming release will be back from the studio in the next couple of weeks where it is currently being mixed by producer Scott Solter (John Vanderslice, Pattern Is Movement) and features drummer Jon Wurster of Superchunk and Mountain Goats.
Lefse Badass Compilation [zip] Our buddies over at Lefse Records have generously offered up a Free digital compilation for your listening pleasure. They're calling it Fall/Winter 2009. As I'm reluctant to give over to cold gusts and gray skies, I'd rather think of it as a badass collection of songs that will continue to deliver sun-drenched summery goodness all the way through spring and beyond. Focused generally on digital brilliance plus some singer/songwriter fun, the collection includes one of my favorite Neon Indian tracks, Should Have Taken [...]
We shot some emails back and forth with Joey Barro from The Traditionist. We got his band name wrong the first two times we wrote about him. He makes sure to clarify. We silently apologize and think we should go to j-school. Most importantly, he's got one of the best records this year and you should be listening to him.32feet: Being that your band is basically you and a rotating cast of musicians
The Moondoggies ::: Secret Set at The Blue Moon ::: photo by Abbey We're half way through 2009, which means it's as good a time as any to reflect and share what I think are the best releases, songs, and shows of what's proving to be an exciting year of music. I'm not ready to list these [...]
I seem to be locked in a series of conversations where I can't fully express myself. Perhaps, it is our PR-driven culture. Sitting at the bar at Bowery the other night, a girl named Copper (you can't make this up) offered, somewhat seriously, to help recreate a friend's personal brand. She meant well and he, politely, didn't reject this proposal. But it was a revealing moment. We don't have
San Diego's Joey Barro is the Traditionist. Even as lead singer for the Antiques, he still had a pile of material to develop, so with a little help from Mother Hips member Tim Bluhm as producer he went to work. The results are cataloged on the album Season to Season, out this month on Banter [...]
The Lonely Forest CD Release Show ::: photo by Abbey I have to admit, not all my April albums are equal. For every time I listened to any other album, I probably listened to The Lonely Forest and Local Natives albums twice. I spent a lot of time with both albums in April, especially The Lonely Forest's We [...]
Like an indispensibly intuitive back scratcher or massage therapist, Joey Barro (The Antiques) know how to find the pressure point, the itch in his listeners, and work it. As my sister would say, The Traditionist can really hunker down and mash on it. He's subtle, though. The Traditionist makes a pathway in with crafty folk-soaked tunes occasionally dashed with shoegaze, memorable hooks, and a voice like Neil Young. There's no aping - Barro just can't help sounding like Shakey. Repetition is his thing. I've heard insanity defined as doing the same thing expecting different results. Barro's [...]
Trent Reznor Answers Questions from Digg Users [ The Daily Swarm via Digg Dialogg The Traditionist Live Session [ Luxury Wafers ] Here are some of Radiohead 's more memorable videos and the directors who shot them [ IFC ] (Don't forget about their Radiohead Fanatic Fortnight Sweepstakes ,which ends 4/10) MML Update: Punch and Judy [ Milk Milk Lemonade ] A "track review" of Eminem 's "We Made [...]
Time again for the purging of the perpetually packed Licorice Pizza mailbox. It seems like there are more and more two-piece bands these days. Maybe it's the economics of maintaining a four- or five-piece group; maybe it's just a trend, I dunno. The lack of a stage full of musicians isn't keeping the duos from putting out some decent music, as you'll find here with Dynasty Electric and The Boy Least Likely To. And what's cool is that these bands play totally different styles of music, so it's not like they're derivative or stuck within one genre. [...]
This 8-minute live track, repetitious yet far from tedious, is folk soaked to the bone with the ghost of Neil Young. Joey Barro (The Antiques) has become The Traditionist. He crows with fresh, reflective sadness, his voice strong and clear. I have to admit, Barro's clunky appelation, The Traditionist, originally appealed to me about like a heavy leather sofa, sparsely yet tastefully adorned with shiny gold brads and unmovable legs. As soon as I listened, though, my impression was altered. An easy fit, The Traditionist' songs are elegant, authentic in character and genuinely, functionally welcoming. [...]
[I'm in Austin for SXSW, trying to find either a St. Patrick's Day fest or Billy Corgan's birthday party, but perhaps you're in L.A. and want to rock ...] I'm not sure they could have paired two bands with more appropriate names: And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead plays the Echoplex tonight, supported by L.A.'s own (true Eastsiders) Funeral Party . ... Also: Ladyhawke at the Trouadour; the Lovemakers at Bordello; Mickey Avalon at the Roxy; So Many Wizards and the Traditionist at the Silverlake Lounge; and Skid Row [...]
[One in a series highlighting new music from SoCal artists ...] Eric Maroldo explains that his music moniker the One and the Other refers to the duality between love and fear. The former Viper Room DJ overcame a lot of latter when he recorded "Montreal MM:01103 with friends in that Canadian city. His electro-sprinkled indie pop isn't nearly as neurotic as that might sound — in fact, it's the catchy stuff of head-bobbing and foot-tapping. Maroldo has assembled an L.A. lineup to play behind [...]
As everyone gets their liver ready for the most celebrated non-official holiday, here is some music to get you by. No coherent theme this week, just some great music to enjoy. The Local Natives - Airplanes (via the band) The Traditionist - I Know My Ocean (via Better Looking Records) LoveLikeFire - Signs (via the band) Tiny Animals - All The Way Down (via North Street Records) Honey Claws - Pemporer (via the band) Awesome New Republic - Birthday (via Honor Roll Music) Alligators - [...]
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