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Showing posts with label Tame Impala. Show all posts
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Sunday, January 24, 2016

Discoverer 132: new indie findings

For today's discoverer series we are traveling to one of the kingdoms of indiepop: our beloved Sweden, with a trio of most exciting bands. Njut av!

YAST. The origins of this band can be traced from the steel-producing town of Sandviken in 2007, when Carl Kolbaek-Jensen, Tobias Widman and Marcus Norberg joined forces before luring down to Malmö and, a couple of years later became a quintet with the additions of Markus Johansson and Niklas Wennerstrand. In February 2012 they began a trilogy of singles, 'Believes'. 'Strangelife' and 'Stupid', which anticipated their selt-titled debut album, out on January 2014 via Adrian Recordings. After the good reception of their music and tours supporting acts like TOY, The Drums, Tame Impala and DIIV, in October 2015 they doubled the bet with sophomore LP 'My Dreams Did Finally Come True'. A joyous collection of dream pop pieces, where melody stuns and melancholy haunts you. Check their music, YAST could be ready to soundtrack your seasons...  
 
Animal Daydream. We move North to Gothenburg to meet Daniel Fridlund Brandt and Alexander Wahl, a very enigmatic duo that appeared on the scene in 2014. They have released two EPs to date, both out thanks to the always reliable Jigsaw Records, first debut 'Easy Pleasures' in January 2015 and now, exactly a year later, 'Citrus'. Eight majestic tunes of psych-pop and sunshine pop, recalling The Byrds, the joyous side of CSNY and, looking forward in time, the poppier side of our dear Teenage Fanclub. Harmonies, chiming guitars and the smoothiest vibes from a band fated to make you smile. A pure delight.  


We. the Pigs. And we end once again in Malmö with a sextet that began their career at the beginning of this decade, working slowly on their songs while playing in a few European festivals. Our wise friends at Discos de Kirlian, who already included their song 'Too Young' in their 2012 digital compilation, now offers us their first proper release in the form of a 7" self-titled EP, out just now. Four arresting songs (plus some exclusive digital demos) of highly melodic shoegaze, channeling the intensity of killer guitars and charging drum beats with the irresistible vocals of Veronika. Heavy-fuelled beauty. More please!

Thursday, November 7, 2013

Stop Awful Covers 15

I'm pretty sure this is the worst Awful Covers Series ever. Nine covers so disgusting that will make you run and hide from the music behind it... which is something absolutely regrettable. Please musicians, respect your music! 

ARTWORK ATROCITIES
Cut Copy: Free Your Mind
Yeah, free your mind from.....  utter awfulness & lazyness (but probably the best of this lot)

Blood Orange: Cupid Deluxe
Umm well... the album title its probably ironic...

The Flaming Lips and Tame Impala: Peace and Paranoia Tour 2013 EP
I'll see the paranoia (tones & tones of it), but where's the peace?

Black Flag: What The...
Haven't seen a more appropiate title in my entire life 

M. I. A. : Matangi
A melting pot of awfulness: picture, colour, and typography


Missing Monuments: Missing Monuments
If you find the monument please let me know. I'll keep looking but I can't it


Gogol Bordello: Pura Vida Conspiracy
Guess that's what happens when you go "too literal": disaster     

 The Dismemberment Plan: Uncanney Valley
Don't really get the title of the album, not to mention THE head


Sky Ferreira: Night Time, My Time
Not my time. How to make a nude picture ugly

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Primavera Sound 2013: the sweepstake

Tomorrow is the DAY: the Primavera Sound 2013 unveils their line-up in full in some kind of party/ceremony. Bloodbuzzed will be there, hoping that as many of our most beloved artists will join the Festival this May. Here's our sweepstake, our bet. This time the artists listed are not personal preferences/wishes. Just our thoughts on which names will be confirmed tomorrow! Will this be the #bestfestivalever? Will let you know!
  1. Band of Horses
  2. Breeders, The
  3. Cat Power
  4. Dinosaur Jr.
  5. Everything Everything
  6. Frank Ocean
  7. Grizzly Bear
  8. Johnny Marr
  9. Knife, The
  10. Phoenix
  11. Postal Service, The
  12. Primal Scream
  13. My Bloody Valentine
  14. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds 
  15. Rodríguez
  16. Suede
  17. Tame Impala
  18. Yeah Yeah Yeahs
  19. Youth Lagoon
  20. Wild Nothing

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

My FIB Festival 2011: we have timetables!

Two days before leaving for Benicassim Festival and despite the shameful decission of the FIB organization of not the giving the timetables for free, the information has leaked (everybody knew it would happen), so here's how it looks (bold indicates the preferred option), in principle, My FIB Festival. Harder than expected, the amount of overlaps is dramatic and confirms Thursday as a pretty ridiculous day. 


18:00-18:45 The Spires
19:00-19:45 Layabouts
19:45-20:45 Anna Calvi / 20:15-21:15 Russian Red  
From 21:15 I don't mind going home. What a horrible (and overlapped) day!


18:00-18:45 Jane Joyd 
19:00-19:45 O Emperor
19:45-20:45 Ainara Legardon / 20:30-21:15 The Marzipan Man
21:15-21:45 The Paris Riots
21:45-22:45 The Undertones
23:15-00:15 Elbow
00:45-02:15 The Strokes / 1:30-3:30 James Murphy
The only day when schedule fits and has some logic...


18:00-18:45 Jerry Fish and the Mudbug Club / 18:30-19:00 Los Ginkas
19:30-20:15 Nadadora / 20:00-21:00 Tame Impala
21:30-22:30 Lori Meyers / 22:00-22:30 The Dandies
23:00-00:00 Mumford & Sons
00:30-02:00 Arctic Monkeys
02:30-04:00 Primal Scream
Already a seriously overlapped day, to decide between Beirut or the Monkeys is something to blame the organization for.


18:30-19:00 Indienella
19:00-19:45 The Coronas
19:45-20:30 And So I Watch You From Above
20:45-21:30 The Joy Formidable / 21:15-22:00 Veronica Falls
23:00-00:30 Portishead
01:15-02:45 Arcade Fire / 1:45-3:45 Chris Geddes
And the final, triple overlap, that will probably make me miss Noah and the Whale (sic).

Well, in any case, see you at the FIB Festival, come on over!
Come On Over by Veronica Falls