We all love lists, and we all love sarcasm. Though, I think its important to reflect upon the last year of music, I’m going to do so through the use of a list. It was a fantastic year full of awesome albums, and I’m going to count down a bunch of my favorites, and give you something to listen to while reading. 40. Floating Action – Desert Etiquette Floating Action – Rincon The dusty, jangly Desert Etiquette is Floating Action’s second release. The album has a great old feeling, its style is rather distinguishably indistinguishable, with elements of many styles,…
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Alexander – Truth from Alexander on Vimeo. After months of listening to this song, and countless posts about the album, I’m still finding this to be one of the best songs I’ve heard this year. Alexander’s Truth is off his debut solo album which i reviewed, and I highly recommend buying. Check out the video for the best song on the album, and one that was used on Breaking Bad during last nights season premiere.
Leave a CommentLet’s Win! from Alexander on Vimeo. Alexander Ebert of Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros has just released his video for the song “Lets Win!“. The video was recorded in February in Utah, in support of Tim DeChristopher. Check out www.peacefuluprising.org for more information about Tim and his case. I really enjoyed this song, and the video brings to light DeCristopher’s court case in his attempt to save public lands from going to gas and oil companies. Check out the rally to support him, and a great song off of Alexander’s debut / self titled album that I reviewed here.
Leave a CommentAlexander’s self-titled solo album was a favorite of mine this year, and this track was one that definitely stood out. Check out the video for single ‘A Million Years.’
Leave a CommentTruth A Million Years You may know him as Edward Sharpe, but the frontman of the Magnetic Zeros released a solo project under his given name, Alexander Ebert. The album entitled Alexander, was written and recorded during time off from the MZ’s. Alexander Ebert would work in his bedroom with bare minimum recording gear, a guitar and some thrift store instruments during this time off, and Alexander is what has come of it. I’m told, and it’s fantastic, every note on the album, every random instrument, every little sound was played by Ebert and Ebert alone. Ebert seems to be…
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