- Band: The War On Drugs
- Album: Slave Ambient
- From: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
- Sound: The best Bruce Springsteen song not written by Bruce Springsteen. Or Win Butler. ; indie rock.
- Website: thewarondrugs.net/
- Social: twitter
Showing posts with label Arcade Fire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arcade Fire. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Today's Swell Tune: Baby Missiles
Monday, February 21, 2011
Monday Morning Cover: Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)
Arcade Fire
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
The Coachella Lineup is Out. Oh No, Wait--This is Bonnaroo. Fair Mistake.
The 10th annual Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival will be held from June 9-12, this year and the official lineup was announced today. Be prepared to get excited or jealous, depending on whether or not you intend to be anywhere near Manchester, Tennessee this June:
Eminem
Arcade Fire
Widespread Panic
The Black Keys
Buffalo Springfield feat Richie Furay, Stephen Stills, Neil Young, Rick Rosas, Joe Vitale
My Morning Jacket
Lil Wayne
String Cheese Incident
Robert Plant & Band of Joy
Mumford & Sons
The Strokes
The Decemberists
Ray Lamontagne
Bassnectar
Iron & Wine
Girl Talk
Primus
Dr. John and The Original Meters performing Desitively Bonnaroo
Alison Krauss & Union Station featuring Jerry Douglas
Pretty Lights
Florence & the Machine
Superjam ft. Dan Auerbach and Dr. John
Explosions in the Sky
STS9
Gogol Bordello
Beirut
Big Boi
Scissor Sisters
Gregg Allman
Ratatat
Global Gypsy Punk Revue curated by Eugene Hütz
Robyn
Warren Haynes Band
Deerhunter
Opeth
Atmosphere
Old Crow Medicine Show
Bootsy Collins & the Funk University
Wiz Khalifa
Matt & Kim
Grace Potter & the Nocturnals
The Del McCoury Band and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band
Mavis Staples
Béla Fleck & the Flecktones
Chiddy Bang
Bruce Hornsby & the Noisemakers
Loretta Lynn
Cold War Kids
The Walkmen
Devotchka
Wanda Jackson
Neon Trees
Portugal. The Man
Sleigh Bells
Amos Lee
Best Coast
Dãm-Funk
The Sword
The Drums
The Black Angels
School of Seven Bells
J. Cole
Nicole Atkins & the Black Sea
Wavves
!!!
Junip
Freelance Whales
Justin Townes Earle
Ryan Bingham
Deer Tick
Band of Skulls
Sharon Van Etten
Abigail Washburn
Omar Souleyman
Twin Shadow
Kylesa
Man Man
The Low Anthem
Alberta Cross
Railroad Earth
Jessica Lea Mayfield
Smith Westerns
The Head and the Heart
Karen Elson
Beats Antique
22-20s
Phosphorescent
Clare MaGuire
Hayes Carll
Jovanotti
Or maybe you just got deja vu? Because this is a lot like Coachella. I'm not saying that's good, and I'm not saying that's bad. But I am saying that the festival you pick is more or less down to whether you'd rather see Eminem and Florence and the Machine or Kanye West and Kings of Leon.
Frankly, it makes little difference to me because I know for a fact I cannot go to either. Stupid facts....they think they're so smart... I'm hoping Osheaga will make it up to me. Fingers crossed.
Labels:
Arcade Fire,
Best Coast,
Big Boi,
Bonnaroo,
Coachella,
Eminem,
Florence and the Machine,
Girl Talk,
Iron and Wine,
Phosphorescent,
Ratatat,
The Black Keys,
The Smith Westerns,
The Strokes
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Sprawl Of Glass: The Arcade Fire x Blondie Mashup You Should've Seen Coming
The Hood Internet has done a mashup of Blondie's Heart of Glass and Arcade Fire's Sprawl II. Now that someone's done it, it seems so obvious, but I honestly never realised how similar these songs are before this. The mix is easy--maybe a little too easy to make it all that impressive. But it picks up in the second half.
And I apologize in advance for the weird sex dream you'll inevitably have tonight about Win Butler's head on Debbie Harry's body. Tomorrow morning's gonna feel awkward.
Labels:
Arcade Fire,
Blondie,
Heart of Glass,
mashups,
Sprawl II,
The Hood Internet,
The Suburbs
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Boss Stuff on the Interwebs: Wednesday Links 26/01/11
- I'm already on the record as saying how much I love a good music documentary. Big Fun in the Big Town goes back to 1986's "up and coming" hip-hop movement in NYC. It features a young Run DMC, Grandmaster Flash, Ice-T, Biz Markie, LL Cool J ...the list goes on, the documentary looks great, and guerolitomusic just reminded me that the word "fresh" needs to make a comeback.
- Six months after a cautiously positive review, and just one month after naming it the #2 best album of last year, Stereogum has a nice long article complaining about Arcade Fire's The Suburbs. Not that I care either way, but pick a side. Then just wait for the next single to come out to milk the album for pageviews, like the rest of us.
- Wondering what "progressive shoegaze" is? Hyperbole will demonstrate with Melbourne band Leagues and a sweet picture of Wonderwoman.
- The Kills are planning a world tour and a new album. Details at Electric Comic Book.
- What's Protocol has The Swell Season, The Frames, and City & Colour. Saves me three posts right there.
- So the creator of the musical abomination that is Glee got pissy with Kings of Leon and Slash because they won't let the show use their music. gleesucks.com is the only necessary rebuttal to that bitchery (Spinner)
Labels:
Arcade Fire,
Big Fun in the Big Town,
Boss Stuff on the Interwebs,
City+Colour,
Glee,
hip hop,
Kings of Leon,
Leagues,
links,
rockumentary,
Slash,
The Frames,
The Kills,
The Suburbs,
The Swell Season
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