Songs that we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. Napoleon // Devon Thompson Nothing Left To Give // BAILEN Wendy // Sid Simons glued to the floor // shy martin B.D.F.Q. // 79.5 Exhausting Lover // Ben Folds Sucker Punch // PONY Looking For Love // The Tallest Man On Earth Muriel’s Big Day Off // Being Dead NeverStop // Alison Goldfrapp See It Your Way // Dragon Inn 3 Use Me (Brutal Hearts) // Diplo (ft. Sturgill Simpson, Johnny Blue Skies & Dove Cameron) Warning Sign // Hannah Jadagu
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Songs that we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. Comme Ça // South of France Dry Eyes // Andrew Combs Upcoming Boston Area Show: Wednesday, November 6th @ The Sinclair Be On My Side // Dragon Inn 3 Bring Me // Pieta Brown Now I’m In It // HAIM By My Side // Joyia Fall Around // False Heads Hollow Spheres // Talkboy Been Around // A Girl Called Eddy
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Philip Dickey from Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin has had this project simmering for a number of years, and FINALLY launching a record, and I’m psyched to finally get to hear songs that are successors to one of my favorites, their Ghoul School EP. The sound on “Club Sauce” is sugary sweet pop expose into the world of MOOG synths and sounds, as they put it “if John Hughes directed Blade Runner.” Check out Club Sauce, and do them a solid and pre-order their upcoming record Double Line which is out August 17th on CD, LP, Cassette and obviously…
Leave a Comment[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YC8nJ3KNbA[/youtube] [bandcamp album=2756339654 bgcol=FFFFFF linkcol=4285BB size=grande] [P]hil Dickey, singer of Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin has been keeping himself busy with a small side project called Dragon Inn 3. He teamed up with his sister Roni and music video director Brook Linder after composing the soundtrack for Linder’s short film Ghoul School, and then just kept on working on music for a future EP. They decided to cover a few 80’s gems including Kenny Loggins’ Danger Zone (featured above) in full synth bliss. The cover is even more exciting and bombastic than the classic, and even better they pulled…
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