
We Can't Enjoy Ourselves don't produce the typical New York jangle pop – their brand is saucy & reckless, like a combination of The Smiths and Pavement (whose song 'We Dance' perhaps their name references). Their bio states: " There once was a band in New York called We Can't Enjoy Ourselves . They were young, energetic, and happy; one day they abandoned their matronly motown shuffle for the sake of a younger genre; they loved, but they were not loved. Their lives ended in disaster. " The 7-song EP One [...]

Download link is in the original post Sounds like: Pixies, Pavement Song: Palms - The Summer Is Done With Us [download here ] What's so good? [...]

Words by Jim My inbox gets annihilated by emails on a daily basis. I almost feel bad for it. PR people from around the globe send us the most random stuff. Seriously, I'm not saying that we are super important and we have PR agents banging our door down, because that's definitely not the case. It's just the power of Google and Twitter search, I guess. If we feature a band from the UK, you can bet that two days later we'll have emails about the newest dub step grunge trip hop artist from [...]
1. Snowmine - "The Hill" Typically by the time there's snow settling outside I'm listening religiously to somber acoustic songs. This year that has not been the case.Brooklyn natives Snowmine and their sweet little track "The Hill" exemplifies the more upbeat music I'm digging into lately. Get friendly with Snowmine -Website| Facebook | Twitter . [...]

Wednesday, January 11, 2012 So winter break is coming to a close, and college students everywhere (myself included) are packing their bags and sighing heavily. I've been at my parents' house this break, spending a lot of time listening to old mix CDs I have stashed here. There are some particularly excellent ones that someone made for me a few years back, and Pavement is a pretty heavily featured band. I had sort of forgotten about Pavement in the last couple years, and now I realize how wrong that is. I feel ashamed even [...]
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Tweet It doesn't take long to pick up on the crisp autumnal backdrop that was taking place while Slothbear was recording its latest EP "Canter On" . Recorded during one weekend in the fall of this year and released 1st November, Slothbear' s haunting effort explores the echoing walls of guitarist Josh Ginsberg's newly vacated childhood home. The concept behind it was a final send-off for the home that held a lifetime's worth of memories within its walls. [...]
Owl Mag writer, Jamie Lynn reminisces on songs that were good then and are still loved now.

photo by Kristel Poole Tonight at the Camel. All Pavement, All night, brought to you by Richmond's own sons and daughters. The night features classic Pavement songs from The Diamond Center , White Laces (pictured), Climbers , The Milkstains , Snowy Owls , Nelly Kate , Adah and plenty more. Read the Facebook event here .

photo by Kristel Poole Tonight at the Camel. All Pavement, All night, brought to you by Richmond's own sons and daughters. The night features classic Pavement songs from The Diamond Center , White Laces (pictured), Climbers , The Milkstains , Snowy Owls , Nelly Kate , Adah and plenty more. Read the Facebook event here .

Words by Brendan Here's a tip: if you make reference to a bunch of bands I like and say you sound like them, there's a good chance I'll probably listen to your music. There's an overwhelming amount of new music out there these days, and having some kind of filter to say, "Oh hey, I might like this" is incredibly helpful. Now, that said, you gotta deliver. I don't fall in love with every band that says they sound like The Modern Lovers , The Beach Boys , and Pavement . [...]

The new local band Subsurfer is set to unveil its debut album // Follow Owl and Bear on Facebook and Twitter for contests, MP3s, and links that don't make it onto the blog.

When you get a press release that mentions Belle and Sebastian , The Flaming Lips and Pavement all at once, you've either got to be excited or scared. After listening to this single from The Color Bars , I will definitely say I'm leaning towards excitement, and clamoring to get my hands on their recently released record, Prosopopoeia . Really, it's just great pop music, and with the electronic influence on this track, I'm getting more of an Of Montreal feeling here, giving [...]

SINGLES: Lets kick this Month's Crop of manly Movember single reviews with South London's lively band called Dead Social Club . Despite the mention of a Jeffrey on the self titled song from EP 'Syrian Kisses' it is not a reference to all inclusive recreational joint from Take Me To The Greek with P-Diddy. This is classic Brit electronic indie rock mixing all of the glorious warehouse vibes into one head bopping tune via their 6 piece ensemble. Syrian Kisses MP3 by Dead Social Club [...]
Hot off the heels of Palindrome Day the eleven day of the eleventh month of the two thousand and eleventh year. Otherwise known as, Nigel Tufnel Day . To celebrate, we're sharing our 11 Most Räwkin Tunes of 20112s Friday Fives. In no particular order… Dananananaykroyd "All Us Authors" ( via ) Forgetters (Blake Schwarzenback) "The Night Accelerates" ( via ) Mind Spiders "No Romance" ( via ) Rooftop Vigilantes "Copper Is Free" ( [...]

Time for a little bit of aural time travel. Let's look back, reflect, and contemplate... what were we listening to one year ago? You can stream (and scrobble ) all the songs in this mix using the ex.fm player at the bottom of the page OR you can just download any or all of the tracks at your leisure and play them using a digital media player of your choice. Listen to the November 2010 Mix and find out. Downloadables: With Fangs [...]
The former Pavement frontman turns his 'Mirror' on San Diego // Follow Owl and Bear on Facebook and Twitter for contests, MP3s, and links that don't make it onto the blog.
The tarots read that you're going to enjoy this album.