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Anonymous asked: how do you respond to racism from a white dude? the guy is a great friend but dang... sometimes he just crosses the line. -abhishek
CONSTANTLY MAKE FUN OF WHITE PEOPLE AROUND HIM. DO LIKE A WHITE GUY VOICE AND IMPRESSION AND REPEAT EVERYTHING HE SAYS IN THAT WAY.
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David Byrne and St. Vincent’s new collaboration “Who.”
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One of Billie Holiday’s most iconic songs is “Strange Fruit,” a haunting protest against the inhumanity of racism. Many people know that the man who...
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Sweet Tea studio in Oxford, Mississippi » where Animal Collective recorded Merriweather Post Pavilion | via soundonsound
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SPOILER: THIS IS RELY HOW SUMMER OF MEGADETH IS MADE
If Bruce Springsteen’s generation was born to run, ours is also appropriately titled.
A review of The Black Keys - “El Camino”
God. Damn. These tracks are catchy. You might have a few reasons to dismiss this band, and subsequently, this review. You might be thinking The Black Keys are old news. They’re too popular. They’ve sold out. Under a veil of popularity, however, this band is fecund with hits and relevant beyond catchy tracks and car commercials. El Camino is a rock ‘n’ roll album built on the foundation of an iconic marriage between guitar, keys and drums
#sunday Funday. Playing #music in the basement quietly, as to not disturb the #hangover. (Taken with instagram)
FIREFOX AK - BOOM BOOM BOOM
From the Swedish front.
My good friends, Moondog Matinee.
In heed of winter, M83 has completed their long awaited double LP, Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming, recorded with the ultimate care and experience of producer and musician Justin Meldal-Johnsen (most highlighted for Grammy-Award winning work with Beck and touring bassist for NIN). Every space is filled with a soundscape constructed from an architecture of repurposed genres. Orchestral stings, ethereal voices, piano ballads, heavy instrumentation, acoustic pieces and timeless synth melodies–describing this album is like describing a carpenter’s masterpiece by studying the splinters in his hands.
LANA DEL REY – “VIDEO GAMES” (JOY ORBISON REMIX)
Via: http://potholesinmyblog.com
he slow lurch of Balam Acab is countered with the hissing synths and bouncing snares that we’ve come to expect from Joy O. He waits a little bit to drop the low end, but when he does, he really drops it.
