Tag Archives: Beach Boys

March 6, 2011

Doleful Lions – beautiful ballads for the zombie apocalypse

Make fun of old horror movies all you want, but if you saw one as a child, it stuck with you didn’t it? There is a lot of emotional power in those images — just as there is in a … Continue reading →

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Filed under indie, indie pop, indie rock, interview, music, pop, psych, rock, shoegaze, Uncategorized, video

Tagged as 7, Abbey Road, Aldous Huxley, Andy Milligan, apocalypse, Bad Religion, Barbra Streisand, Beach Boys, Beatles, Bee Thousand, Big Star, bipolar, Brave New World, Byrds, Chapel Hill, Charles Manson, Chicago, Cinco de Gatos, Contrarian, Cramps, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Dancing with the Stars, Dawn of the Dead, Dischord Records, Doleful Lions, Donny & Marie, Eagles, Easy Evil, Elvis, Elvis Costello, emo, Flamin' Groovies, Fugazi, Funeral Skies for Burst Patriot, Gary Hinman, Gates of Hell, Gonna Let Her In, goth, Guided By Voices, hardcore, Husker Du, Jawbreaker, Jim Gordon, John Travolta, Jonathan Scott, Julie's Video, Let's Break Bobby Beausoleil Out Of Prison, Lookout, Lucifer Rising, Minor Threat, Misfits, Motel Swim, Mudhoney, My Bloody Valentine, Night of the Living Dead, Osmonds, Out Like A Lamb, Parasol Records, Peter Gabriel, power pop, Ride, robert scott, Shake Some Action, Shaun Cassidy, shoegaze, Teenage Fanclub, the Descendents, The Rats Are Coming the Werewolves Are Here, Vincent Bugliosi, Zombies

October 5, 2010

Peru and Ana vs. Panda Bear – psychedelia never dies

I never dropped acid and never plan to do so, but I’ve always loved the strand of art and music that came about after the stuff turned up in the ’60s. You always wonder when you see or hear something … Continue reading →

The Widest Smiling Faces interview — melancholy and optimism coexist

How does an indie musician become successful? I wish I knew. But I am sure of one thing, there isn’t any magic person or company or website out there who will make it happen. You have to do it … Continue reading →

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Tagged as Aviv Cohn, Bandcamp, Beach Boys, Beatles, Boards of Canada, Bob Dylan, Daniel Spenser, Facebook, Internet, Jesus and Mary Chain, Marketing, melancholy, My Bloody Valentine, MySpace, Neil Young, Neutral Milk Hotel, Nirvana, Radiohead, shoegaze, Sigur Ros, Slowdive, social networking, storybook, T61, The Onion, The Only Lonely Ocean, The Sadman, thesixtyone, Widest Smiling Faces

March 5, 2010

British singer-songwriter Richard John follows his dream

There is a scene in the soon-to-be-Oscar-winning movie Up In the Air, where George Clooney’s character explains to a man who is about to lose a high-paying job - but has a degree in French cuisine – why kids love … Continue reading →

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Tagged as Anthony Rochester, Bandcamp, Beach Boys, Beatles, Bossa Nova, Bossacucanova, Brazilian, Brian Wilson, Celso Fornesca, Etched On Glass, George Clooney, George Gershwin, High Llamas, Kassin + 2, Keran Ann, laid off, M Ward, made redundant, Max Richter, Nat King Cole, Orwell, Richard Hawley, Richard John, Softlightes, Sondre Lerche, Stereolab, Stevie Wonder, T61, thesixtyone, Up In the Air, uvumi

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Tag Archives: Beach Boys

Doleful Lions – beautiful ballads for the zombie apocalypse

Peru and Ana vs. Panda Bear – psychedelia never dies

British singer-songwriter Richard John follows his dream

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