Singularity— Northlane Northlane was a band recommend to me by a friend, who likes hardcore/metal much more than I do. Here I am listening to the latest release by Sydney band Northlane, from whom I have not heard a single note. I'm jumping into this review after weeks of listening to mostly garage rock and classic ballads, so here we go. The album starts with a short minute-and-a-half song titled Genesis , which could barely be described as an introduction. It fires right in, and I already know what this [...]
The museum-like peerless Parisian store Merci, located in the historic Haut-Marais, welcomes the Kitsuné x Aigle festival outfit kit in a dedicated pop-up store to be held until April 22th! Dispatched above boxes, near heavy Marshall amplifiers, the wellies and windbreaker are spreading their cheerful festival supporter spirit everywhere they camp! Come experience it in real, [...]
Kitsuné teamed up with the French expert house in rubber craftsmanship Aigle, to create in concert a festival follower kit! In other words, they have designed a waterproof panoply comprising wellies and a Gore-Tex hooded poncho for both men and women. As you can see on the pictures of Miranda & Eletkra from Say Lou Lou and Tom Burke from [...]
Sport with your style and break the fashion routine by matching this windbreaker to your daily dressing! Feminine, cropped and hooded, this is what makes it an ideal windbreaker, wether the weather is windy or sunny. The Spring-Summer 2013 Windbreaker for women exists in sky, navy or beige and you can get it here on [...]
The "Windbreaker" breaks the freezing breeze such elegantly, this makes it a true breakthrough from our Maison Kitsuné Spring-Summer 2013 Men Collection! This bicolor jacket, with its old school red, white and navy ribbon and coated cotton, is the perfect piece of clothing for a walk on a cold windy beach on the West Coast [...]
Extended section on the coat is not only to bring you a greater warmth, but additionally rely on cut and fabric to achieve the effect of self-cultivation. However, some MM worried chosen windbreaker too neutral expression no elegance, Come and check out South Korea MM how you can choose windbreaker to produce stylish sweet image. [...]
20Jazzfunkgreats face a wicked optimisation problem: They have set up their operation so that they cannot profit privately from it, in the way in which creative entrepreneurs do using that old and trusted ‘razor and razorblades’ business model. This minimises potential pressures/temptations to stay on top of what’s going on with the ‘scene’, write tractable and press-releasable reviews, do exclusives of ok stuff, visit their analytics page to assess progress against KPIs (high five if you know what this is), don’t write about themselves in the third-person, or keep any [...]
Jan 25, 2012, 11:44am
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Windbreaker - Astral Projected Gunship ( mp3 )
(More here ) On the 19th of January 2012, a zillion innocent songs faced obliteration . They had been caught in the middle of a battle pitting a Mount Rushmore of severe lawyerly faces, pockmarked with threatening takedown tendrils, and the khaki lords of the cloud, bloated by the windfall of a thousand network effects. No-one cared for the songs. They had long lived miserable existences locked in the zip cells of a cybernetic prison, crammed between adverts for scantily dressed ladies and pills supposedly [...]
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Tweet Well, this is refreshing. It's not exactly uncommon to find bands promising the world and failing to deliver, but it's a crime We Are Losers certainly can't be accused of. I mean, right there in the title: if they sucked you could hardly accuse them of trying to disguise the fact. They don't suck though. They pound drums, and coax squeals and yelps out of guitars, and shout vocals that are still barely audible through the noise, but they don't suck. The [...]
Frank Yang A number of things I hadn't done in a while: gone to a show; gone to a show at The Horseshoe; gone to a show whose bill was filled with bands I'd never seen before. Friday night, I kicked off Labour Day weekend by addressing all three of these things by seeing London's Male Bonding , Austin's Love Inks and locals Neon Windbreaker and Huddle . At the 'Shoe. In case that wasn't clear. This isn't to say I had no backstory with the bands. I [...]
Toronto's Neon Windbreaker is a windbreaker more in the sense that they'll knock the wind out of you rather than...like a person who farts a lot or the 80s jacket . There's a lot of jagged edges, scorched vocal howling. Reminds me of another band if they were more open to hooks...but I won't say who ...but they're very cool...Also, they released an EP as a sandwich . Oh, kids these days. If you're in Toronto, you can catch them at one of their NXNE shows .
Preston G Parallax - 20 Jazz Funk Great's very own non-existant Sci-Fi author and pseudo-alter-ego, once himself came up with his very own non-existant Sci-Fi author and pseudo-alter-ego. A huge fan of the writer Kilgore Trout (although he hated Vonnegut), Preston was inspired to pepper his novels with appearances by his fictitious second self - Prestwick L. Parallox. In Preston's seminal (yet unknown) novel 'Verse-Chorus-Metaverse' , Prestwick L. Parallox makes no fewer than 8 appearances. They mainly describe a sub-plot where Prestwick is dropped by his publisher, only to be rescued by a bunch of Sci-Fi/Music zine writers, who are [...]
Preston G Parallax - 20 Jazz Funk Great's very own non-existant Sci-Fi author and pseudo-alter-ego, once himself came up with his very own non-existant Sci-Fi author and pseudo-alter-ego. A huge fan of the writer Kilgore Trout (although he hated Vonnegut), Preston was inspired to pepper his novels with appearances by his fictitious second self - Prestwick L. Parallox. In Preston's seminal (yet unknown) novel 'Verse-Chorus-Metaverse' , Prestwick L. Parallox makes no fewer than 8 appearances. They mainly describe a sub-plot where Prestwick is dropped by his publisher, only to be rescued by a bunch of Sci-Fi/Music zine writers, who are [...]
Obviously, I listen to a lot more music than I'm able to share on this site. A lot more. The thing is... writing reviews takes time, and I have two jobs, a baby, a wife, and a dog that all require my attention. It's sometimes hard to find time to write lengthy reviews of all the stuff I want to feature. ReviewShine Wednesday was one attempt to feature more music by writing shorter reviews of newer stuff. Of course, there's a lot of stuff I dig that isn't featured on that site. [...]
[caption id="attachment_13223" align="alignnone" width="445" caption="California Wives"] [/caption] Well, if you couldn't tell by stepping outside this morning, Summer is ending and Fall is near. It's practically chilly in the shade! Still, Chicago's festival season and outdoor performances roll on. Of course there's the North Coast Music Festival set to take over Union Park this weekend. Be sure to check out our North Coast Music Festival Preview before heading out there this afternoon. Also set for this weekend is the Joyous Outdoor Event with music curated by the Metro and featuring [...]
I'm seriously surprised at the quality of what Play Cloths are putting out.. I'm seriously interested to see what they have coming out in the future.. A lot more mainstream streetwear than I was expecting... Play Cloths Blog Previous: Clipse's New Line Play Cloths
The Southeastern United States was the epicenter of jangly 80s music, in particular Georgia and North Carolina. Here are some of my favorites from the great Southeast. GEORGIA The grandfathers of jangly 80's rock, R.E.M. got their start on the campus of the University of Georgia in Athens. Their first single was released on the independent Hibtone label in 1981. It included two songs that were re-recorded for release two years later on their Murmur LP. Here are the original [...]
"You'll just have to watch me do it, and if the hate of watching me do my thing burns you up, that's your problem." -- Tom, doing it his way "I didn't even know he was a singer. I thought he worked in advertising." -- Tom, discovering the real occupation of Hank Williams, Jr. "Wow, I thought I was good at this -- you're great at this. -- Tom, commending Paycheque for correctly identifying FDR as being deceased in a game of Dead or Alive "Talk [...]
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