The SXSW mp3s are here! the SXSW mp3s are here!
The article above points you to the torrent of all of the mp3s. For the more discerning musical palate, try this link to the individual artist’s mp3s
Puppies, Flowers, Rainbows and Kittens
Sarcasm and vitriol wrapped in a twee bow.
The SXSW mp3s are here! the SXSW mp3s are here!
The article above points you to the torrent of all of the mp3s. For the more discerning musical palate, try this link to the individual artist’s mp3s
You’ve probably seen this by now, but if not: WFMU’s Beware of the Blog: Faust’s Lost Album V + TV footage
WFMU has the all-around best mp3 blog around. Definitely worth poking around for tons of tasty audio tidbits and obscurities.
This is a video of Rob Paravonian doing an awesome bit. I was going to try to describe it, but just click the play button and enjoy.
remind me why I listen to so much instrumental music.
I’m listening to “Yes Virginia” right now for the first time and the lyrics are coming straight out of the battered notebook of a high school goth wannabe.
They have great musicianship and a great branding thing with the costumes and whatever, but the minute I catch any of the actual words I feel dirty (like as in not clean) for even listening.
To hear this thing done much better go pick up the first Rasputina album instead.
So in the Paris episode of Season 3, there is a lot of lovely French-sounding background music. Sound familiar? Well it should if you’ve seen the movie Amelie or know the work of Yann Tiersen (one of my favorite artists). The Project Runway people took his tracks, changed the melody in only the slightest way and then did a new recording of his music. I mean, it is 90% note-for-note. Either, the production company tried to license the music and failed, or they didn’t even bother. Either way, I hope YT and his labels sue their asses. That kind of crap is low: for a well-funded TV production company to rip off an independent artist in such a blatant way.
Posted: Thu – September 7, 2006 at 01:15 AM
Blixa Bargeld home improvement commercials
Blixa Bargeld is one of my favorite musicians of all time, anyone who could play in both the extremely influential industrial EN and also the Bad Seeds while carrying the name of Blixa deserves your respect. He even makes German home improvement commercials look cool: http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2005/12/einstrzende_dea.html