A Song For Paul by Ghost Funk Orchestra Stop Und Fick Dich! by LTD Best of the RBG25 by Rubber Band Gun Altarboy by [pseudonym] This week we played: Back Seat White Heat by the White Oak Splits ABCs of Old Berlin by Louder than Death Modern Scene by Ghost Funk Orchestra On Your Face […]
Falling for a song is just like love. You can just be happy in its presence and listen to that tune over and over. Cinnamon figures that I’m a little dyslexic or something, and I can’t recall words or melody – so I have to listen to a song over and over to imprint it […]
This dance song rolls out like a classic Yaz, Depeche Mode, Human League, Japan synth hit from the 80s. “Were Are The Night” drips with attitude and moody cool. The icy synth washes against the hypnotic beat. This is beat, synth and voice. All the choices are right. The synth chord progression is immediately hooky. […]
There’s something so beautiful and pretty in this pop perfection. It’s this upbeat, double vocalists, catchy guitar-synth gem.
I have so much love for The Side Bets and Dougie Ramone.
Proving the age-old wisdom – you can sing whatever the hell you want as long as the music is this banging and your singer delivers.
I love watching this band – and their great steps along their artistic path. So I know the back story, the previous show, the proposal, the obvious waves of positive energy when Tristen sat down to write this.
Someone’s been listening to The Kinks and all the universe that followed – that sharp ragged riff and those beautiful pop melodies riding over the top.
This is gospel. This is Biblical. An epic soul bearing of a hopeless man. These garage rockers and truth-tellers take on the Americana genre and produce a work of immense depth and beauty.