"My computer thinks I'm gay / I threw that piece of junk away / on the Champs-Elysees / as I was walking home / this is my last communiqué / down the super highway"
*snigger*
Still a good song, mind...
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The must-have albums of 2013
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"My computer thinks I'm gay / I threw that piece of junk away / on the Champs-Elysees / as I was walking home / this is my last communiqué / down the super highway"
*snigger*
Still a good song, mind...
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JamesAndTheGiantHead
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It's like an English version of Sparks mixed with Madness and System of a Down. I like it.
Great track, he's son goes to the school I teach at I will be trying to get a free ticket next time he's playing here
spring hall convert
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On first listen the new Franz Ferdinand appears to be a massive return to form. It may be a bit too late to recover the ground lost since their debut though.
Streaming here - http://www.npr.org/2013/08/19/210175...s-right-action
Streaming here - http://www.npr.org/2013/08/19/210175...s-right-action
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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Thoroughly recommend Julia Holter, "Loud City Song". First few listens elicited a most positive response in Pevenseagull towers. On repeated listens it just gets better and better.
maltaseagull
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So glad this was bounced I searched for Laura Marling and found this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvwWzcLfH-k
Video filmed in Brighton
Great voice and song.
Pevenseagull
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spring hall convert
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I loved her previous 2, this one is just as good, if not better. Can't wait to catch her live at the Komedia now.
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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Will be getting this soon. Very excited to be seeeig her live in Novemebr.
White Lies....Big TV
Big Big sound, majestic choruses and killer hooks..
As if the 80's never went away
I must admit this is the first of their 3 albums which hasn't grabbed my by the balls. It is growing on me though.
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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Totally agree. Have discovered a few bands through NSC.
Buzzer
Languidly Clinical
- Oct 1, 2006
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I've been a long time fan of Julia Holter. She is quite wonderful and a rare talent. I'd put her up with Saint Saviour, PlanningToRock, Lykke Li and Chelsea Wolfe as the ground-breaking, genre-mangling artists to watch.
New albums I can't wait to hear: David Lynch, Belle and Sebastian, Mazzy Star. This is a very good year for music.
New albums I can't wait to hear: David Lynch, Belle and Sebastian, Mazzy Star. This is a very good year for music.
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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Will check them out. Thanks.
spring hall convert
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A couple of Julia Holter numbers off her last record
Godess Eyes II - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13giBN6Un6g
Marienbad - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QukVgY8I_nA
Stunning, the pair of them.
rcf0712
Out Here In The Perimeter
I'd never heard of Parquet Courts until last week reading about them on this thread and then checking them out on itunes - liked what I heard, went down 78's, bought the vinyl and must have played it half a dozen times over the weekend - great stuff. That may be my only NSC musical discovery however although I did spend an hour or so of drop jawed incredulity watching that mental Japanese London based mob Bo Ningen after an NSC recommendation....
I saw this lot at TGE a few years ago. I to had my jaw on the floor. Quite a spectacle at 2pm upstairs in a pub.
Norman Potting
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The Del Lords - Elvis Club
Unshamed guitar rock with country/folk/blues influences , first track "When the drugs kick in" should give you an ideal what they sound like from the name of the track alone.
Unshamed guitar rock with country/folk/blues influences , first track "When the drugs kick in" should give you an ideal what they sound like from the name of the track alone.