Showing posts with label Music Videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music Videos. Show all posts
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Friday, January 6, 2012
The Front Bottoms
As long as we're talking about two man bands, I still prefer The Gay Blades, but these dudes are pretty fun.
Labels:
Music Videos,
New Music,
The Front Bottoms,
The Gay Blades
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Every Time I Die announce "Ex-Lives" and release video for "Underwater Bimbos from Outerspace", I soil myself
Every Time I Die have revealed that their new album will be called Ex-Lives. They have also released a video for "Underwater Bimbos From Outerspace" which can be viewed below.
You can also view the numerous pre-order packages available for the album by checking out www.ex-lives.com
I'm also happy to announce an interview that I'll be conducting with drummer Ryan "Legs" Leger in the very near future. Leave any questions you would like asked in the comments section below.
Ex-Lives gets released March 6th on Epitaph.
You can also view the numerous pre-order packages available for the album by checking out www.ex-lives.com
I'm also happy to announce an interview that I'll be conducting with drummer Ryan "Legs" Leger in the very near future. Leave any questions you would like asked in the comments section below.
Ex-Lives gets released March 6th on Epitaph.
Monday, December 12, 2011
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Auto Tune The News
Labels:
Auto Tune The News,
Awesomenes,
Hilarity,
Music Videos
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
New Say Anything Video
Say Anything - Hate Everyone
Here is the just released music video for the first single of Say Anything's upcoming S/T album. Somehow I've managed to avoid hearing the song until just now; which is completely unfortunate considering how awesome it is. It reminds me of "Somebody Hates Me" by Reel Big Fish for a number of reasons (fun, upbeat song, about hating people).
This makes me really excited for the rest of the album, and excited to hear how instead of stretching good ideas to fit on two discs, they might have combined good ideas to fit them on one disc.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
The Chariot "Daggers" Video
I know I'm a little late on this, but I just saw the video and decided that you all should see it.
The Chariot - Daggers
I'm super pumped about the new album andthe associated hot sauce. May 5th is going to be epic.
The Chariot - Daggers
I'm super pumped about the new album andthe associated hot sauce. May 5th is going to be epic.
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Thin Lizzy For Rizzy
I might have mentioned here before about how I'm generally not into the whole classic rock thing. Sure some bands have some pretty cool songs, but generally I'm not very impressed with the genre. That said, both Every Time I Die and Mastodon love Thin Lizzy; that should tell you something
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Acacia Strain Video Teaser Trailers
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Senses Fail Video
The first video of of Senses Fail's super awesome new album Life Is Not A Waiting Room can be seen.
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Conor Oberst and his genius
Conor Oberst released his newest album (technically not a Bright Eyes album) a couple of months ago, and it hadn't occurred to me until I saw a video for one of the tracks from it on a website that I should encourage all of you people to check it out.
Not a traditional Bright Eyes album (simply due to the absence of Mike Moogis) this album still sounds like the acoustic folksy Bright Eyes introduced in last two albums (I'm Wide Awake It's Morning and Cassadega). Oberst reportedly wrote the songs after (or during) a trip to Mexico, and it shows in the music. The album is overall a sunny and more carefree approach to folk that Oberst has turned out in the past. Check out the video for one of the standout tracks:
Not a traditional Bright Eyes album (simply due to the absence of Mike Moogis) this album still sounds like the acoustic folksy Bright Eyes introduced in last two albums (I'm Wide Awake It's Morning and Cassadega). Oberst reportedly wrote the songs after (or during) a trip to Mexico, and it shows in the music. The album is overall a sunny and more carefree approach to folk that Oberst has turned out in the past. Check out the video for one of the standout tracks:
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