Blog: the indie dancefloor

here I am again, back with another mix for your ears, this time with a special topic I thought of. Lately I noticed in my iTunes library, that I listened to a lot of albums and quite recent, but missed out one song of each album. I mean, when you really like an album or just can't stop listening to it, but there is always one song on it, whose-excuse for the lame example- the acne driven bass

Hello everybody despite last week my announcement of keeping my dancefloor quiet, I could quickly sneak into my host familys computer to write a short post. Because I don't have time and no internet to research on new releases to do so aswell, the only thing I can give you is a mini-mix. Here goes: MP3: Magic Arm - Outdoor Games [web link] MP3: Bedroom Eyes - Stethoscope Sounds [web link] MP3

Sorry, that I haven't written anything, but since I can't access any internet except for one crappy internet cafe, my blog has been more than dead. I can't post any mp3s, because I can't use my notebook, so I'll just leave you with my hope that I'll soon find a hotspot and keep posting again. Sorry everyone

Do you remember The Winter Sounds? You know, the Greek band, that I've been telling you about two months ago, whose album is due at the end of June. Actually, now that we are in July, this is a bit 'old', but nevermind. Their album Porcelain Empire was released two weeks ago and if there wouldn't be a lack of internet, I could have done you an right-on-time-post. So, here's the fact: The album

I'm in England, Swanage exactly if this does tell you anything, right now(for the next three months) and, unfortunately, don't have the chance to access internet regularely. So this will be just a quick glance into my blog and the indie world to let you know I'm still there(if you even wondered) and apologize that I haven't blogged for such a long time. Actually, I'm working offline at a cool

... not too tired for another mix for this wonderful but exhausting Thursday evening. I'm finally back from my camping having spent the past days in suffocating heat, excessive downpour and compensating this with exorbitant alcohol consumption. This means, also regarding my post title, that I'm far too tired for a regular, long and detailed post so I'll just pick the lazy way. Besides, for a

Well, here I am, having finished my school career rather rough-and-ready than prosperous, concerning mere 13 years of school dominated by pure laziness. Having undergone the past week several festivities like the academic ceremony, the prom, and so on, I'm now indulging on my mini holdiday, before tomorrow I'll be heading for camping with my academic fellow sufferers. Another full four days of

- Wilde Anyways, I'm a huge sucker for extra-ordinary long and ravishlingy band names(or post titles), even more if the band makes great music and their name makes perfect sense in an abstract way... Such as The Strange Death Of Liberal England, a five piece indie folk group from... yeah right, from Portsmouth, England. The band is due to release the single Oh Solitude on June, 25th via

So I'm back after a week full of bands, music, rain and no time for blogging, for which I feel really sorry. Actually I shouldn't spend my time blogging, because my finals are only a few days ahead and the stuff I should be learning hasn't quite made it into my mind. The Cribs - The White Stripes - Muse some first impressions [...]