Phantogram – Don’t Move
October 16, 2011
“Don’t Move” by Phantogram
A charming, glitchy, and ear worm-like pop song. I’ve been listening to this repeatedly since first downloading it late last night. On the whole, it feels like there are too many elements to make the song work, and yet the pieces all form a loud yet danceable hit.
Charlotte Gainsbourg – Little Monsters
October 16, 2011
Little Monsters – Charlotte Gainsbourg
It was trying to break down the stereotypes and it was the kind of thing where, for the first time, women were on a par and not seen as just objects. Though girls were objectified still.
Siouxsie Sioux
A Rock N Roll Halloween Playlist
- Sonic Youth– Halloween
- Siouxsie & The Banshees– Halloween
- Bauhaus– Stigmata Martyr
- Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds– I Put A Spell On You
- Kip Tyler– She’s My Witch
- The Cramps– Zombie Dance
- The Misfits– Horror Business
- The Ramones– Pet Sematary
- Dead Kennedys– Halloween
- X– The Hungry Wolf
- Beasts Of Bourbon– Psycho
- The Scientists– Blood Red River
- The Gun Club– Sleeping In Blood City
- Dead Moon– Walking On My Grave
- Link Wray– Hillbilly Wolf
- Jackie Morningstar– Rockin’ In The Graveyard
- The King Khan & BBQ Show– Zombie
- Black Lips– Buried Alive
- The Minutemen (Australia)- Voodoo Slaves
- The Gruesomes– Jack The Ripper
- Samhain– Archangel
- Fang– Diary Of A Mad Werrwoulf
- The Gories– Ghost Rider
- New York Dolls– Frankenstein
- Violent Femmes– Werewolf
- Talking Heads– Psycho Killer (demo)
- Jonathan Richman– Vampire Girl
- The Dream Syndicate– Halloween
- Concrete Blonde– Bloodletting (The Vampire Song)
- Roky Erickson & The Aliens– Night Of The Vampire
- The Wipers– Scared Stiff
- The Warlocks– Evil Eyes Again
Blind Weigh-Ins
October 15, 2011
Blouse – Time Travel
October 14, 2011
Blouse – Time Travel
Straight from their warehouse in Portland comes a brand new post-scifi track ripped from the pages of 1950s pulp fiction. Even tho time travel was ‘disproven’ this year, some of use are holding out hope, and we’ll need an anthem, right?
Grab this on their upcoming debut self-titled album November 1st on Captured Tracks.
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