Here's another handful I'd been hunting awhile and have finally run to earth. At left, The Weepies in a less briny moment. The Galactic Heroes - Sum of Your Parts mp3 Irving - Situation mp3 The Village Green - [...]
Okay, so before you smack me for being totally pop-culture obsessed, this does have some relevance to all you indie hipsters out there. Kinda. Okay, just a little. Deal. I'm not afraid to admit I really like Mandy Moore. Out of all those bubble gum pop princesses of yesteryear, Moore seemed to have the most promise. She wasn't getting dirrrty or knocked up, she chose clothes and some pretty quality films to keep her busy. And now?? She's getting indie. MTV (shocker) reports that Mandy's next album, out in April [...]
I'm still not sure why I titled this mix "fix me now" although maybe at the time I was working on this slice of music it was a cry for help. I've been dealing with a lot lately. I think that's all that needs to be vomited here. So below is the mix. Bowing to popular opinion I have decided to upload the mix as a single file download. The individual songs are still available here, but if you want to just snag them all at one time I've supplied [...]
What band has a more appropriate name than The Weepies ? I can't think of one. Quiet, introspective, sad...this is music to have a good cry to. Or maybe to just sit and feel contemplative while you watch the rain roll down the window. The World Spins Madly On As such, it's feeling pretty appropriate today. This weekend I was in North Carolina where I, once again, saw my ex-girlfriend which was too weird for words, uncomfortable, and sad. But talked and it was good [...]
The Weepies were running wild in the Blogsphere back in March and April. A male/female duo with more songwriting talent than they can handle. So they share their gift with David Dye (and you guys). First and last track are highly recommended. Gotta Have You Rocks & Water Somebody Loved World Spins Madly On Get more Weepies @ The Hype Machine Show Details [...]
I'm not a huge reader of Paste Magazine but did enjoy the September issue and will most likely add the magazine to my reading list now. As most of the new magazines do these days, the September Paste issue included a CD sampler. It was good exposure to some new bands and I have picked the ones I liked best. Let me know what you think and like the most in the comment section. mp3 Ghostriders
As of the September issue, Paste is a "monthly". They're calling themselves a monthly anyway, but December/January will be a "double issue". Where I come from, 11 issues a year ain't monthly, it's almost-every-month...ly. The "old" Paste included a DVD in every subscription copy, and this one arrived sans DVD, so that's apparently another change. Elvis Costello and Allen Toussaint 's musical collaboration is one of the cover stories this month. Their album, The River In Reverse , came out in June, and it would seem a bit late for Paste [...]
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