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Uncles Steady “Replacing Words with Words”

Shawn M. Smith — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 18:22:20 +0000

While all of my friends and usual NYC blog buddies are busy getting sun poisoning, heat stroke and hanging about in Austin, Texas, my pasty ass is still sitting right here in New York, jealous and ginger-y. I’m moping. Then, just a moment ago when I started to feel sorry for myself and began complaining aloud (ask my wife, I am the KING of Complaining), I noticed a hidden gem in my mailbox. So, I actually get to bring you news today: HOORAY!!!!

Uncles [MySpace] are from my neck of the woods (read: they didn’t move to Williamsburg, Bushwick or any hip area in Brooklyn for the sake of saying they live there. They live in Woodside, Queens!) and once I saw that, I knew that this was a match made in Heaven. While I might not be “a nice young lady with journalistic aspirations and big blue eyes” like they requested on their MySpace page, I do know when I like someone’s sound and as a result, I really like Uncles.

Their debut album, due April 22, is called Replacing Words with Other Words and we’ve got two gnarly tracks for you to dig into: “Settler’s Song” and “Where Does It Sleep”, both of which sound equally like Country Western forefathers (Hank Williams, Merle Haggard) hopped into bed with some of my favorite ’90s indie rock bands (The Pixies, Pavements, etc).

Check out more Uncles “after the jump”

[mp3] Uncles – “Where Does It Sleep”
[mp3] Uncles – “Settler’s Song”

Biography

Uncles is a collaboration between Dan Bateman and Will Schwartz, two Queens-based songwriters who grew up together in Yonkers, NY. They utilize a rotating ensemble to back their songs which includes a double bassist, violin, pianists, and drummers.

They both had unique introductions into music. As a child, Danny would go down to his family’s acreage outside of Birmingham, where his Alabaman grandfather sang to him as a child (which is why he has a southern accent that is only present when he sings). He would come back to Yonkers to teach the songs to Schwartz, and by middle-school and early high-school, they started finding band members among regulars at the open-mic clubs in Manhattan.

They played their first shows as a band when they were 16 at the staff room of the bar the Yonkers Raceway, where they both worked as bar-backs. After positive reviews from coworkers, they soon took their act to New York City, where they both eventually attended college.

As time went on they drew from more sources for inspiration, like classic 90’s indie rock by Pavement, Guided By Voices, and The Pixies, and C&W singers like Hank Williams, George Jones, and Townes Van Zandt.

By adulthood, they each evolved into ecclectic and unique musical and compositional voices, gaining popularity in New York indie-rock and folk shows, and at Wesleyan, Bard, and Vassar colleges.

About their Album

Their album, Replacing Words with Other Words, is the last stage of a 2 year process of writing, recording, and subsequently scrapping original material. The ten songs on the record that remain take you from story to story; each is a lyrical microcosm with its own unique characters. There’s a lot of sex on the record, some urban grit, a fair share of plaintive mid-western balladeering, tales of nursing-home dimentia, and plenty of violence, too.

It’s a musically diverse album, with different members of the Ensemble of Uncles bringing their training from free jazz, classical, and folk idioms to support the songs. This is their first release.

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God of War by Day, R&B Sensation by Night?

Shawn M. Smith — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 19:22:33 +0000

PSP Games – E3 2010 – God of War III

Who knew that Kratos had a softer side? Well, thanks to G4TV’s X-Play, now we do.

The God of War belts Robin Thicke’s song “Sex Therapy” and, well, he moved this ginger. Not to my soul, though. You all know that we don’t have those. God of War III is in stores now.

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Video Hook-Up: Pomplamoose – “Telephone” (Lady Gaga and Beyonce Cover)

Shawn M. Smith — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 19:15:57 +0000

Yeah, I think I prefer Pomplamoose’s version of “Telephone” to the original by Lady Gaga and Beyonce. It’s all the creative cuts of their VideoSong, frankly and there is a general sweetness to it their style. Check out more Pomplamoose videos at http://www.pomplamoosemusic/
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Mystery Roar Unleash “Mayhem” With Debut EP

Shawn M. Smith — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 15:51:42 +0000

One thing that you will never find the staff at RE discriminating against: sweet, sweet laser-pop. In the last year, Boston’s Mystery Roar [MySpace] has popped onto our radar twice and it is only fitting that today, we manage to put something out there as I was desperately in the mood for a “pick-me-up”. The band has “managed to perfect a brand of elaborate, deep-space disco that’s already convinced The Boston Herald and The Phoenix to call the synth-laden laser-pop troupe “the number one band to watch in 2010!”

You’ll hear exactly what they mean (and what I am digging) on their upcoming self-titled EP, out on Dopamine Records April 13th. In the mean time check out more “after the jump”

[mp3] Mystery Roar – “Mayhem”

In that same year, Mystery Roar have joined Das Racist, Tigercity and Har Mar Superstar on area stages. And as their formidable live reputation continues to grow, the band lands even more high profile slots. Just last week, they performed a sold out show alongside Neon Indian at Great Scott in Boston. Catch footage of a recent performance, captured by the folks at Spin Earth TV, below, and pay attention to them when they say “this band should be on a national tour already, if you haven’t caught them in one of Boston’s small clubs do so very, very soon.”

WATCH MYSTERY ROAR PERFORM ON SPINEARTH.TV:
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TRACKLIST:
1. NYC Balloon
2. Circles
3. Give It Your All
4. Fantasies
5. Why Can’t I See You
6. Mayhem

BOSTON PAPER PRESS:
“A winkingly retro-minded band that’s never met a Casio it didn’t like, Mystery Roar mashes up its penchants for ’80s new wave, freestyle, and a seriously deep love of Giorgio Moroder.” – Boston Globe

“Hand clap beats, filthy bass grooves and cooly effected vocals in a scandalous man on machine love affair.” – The Metro

“Freestyle-throwback snare programming? Dreamy ’80s synth arpeggiation? Discotronic bass traction? Check, check, and . . . check.” – The Phoenix

“These keyboard-wielding buddies have made impromptu groove-a-thons a habit as regular as eating breakfast or brushing your teeth.” – Weekly Dig

“Music to pour a glass of red and lay naked on a bear-skin rug to, this Roar screams next big thing.” – The Herald
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Foburg Festival

Tom Williams — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 17:46:48 +0000

Greetings from beautiful (and warm) New Orleans! This place is amazing -I knew five minutes after I crossed the city lines that I wanted to live here and that was before I found out that there are no laws banning public drinking. As a New Yorker with Pavlovian conditioning against drinking in the streets, each time I walk outside with a drink I still half expect to be tackled by 15 cops.

But enough about the city. What is Foburg Festival?

Foburg is a small, brand new music festival in New Orleans, featuring mainly bands from this region, but with a fair amount of out-of-towners sprinkled in. New Orleans is starting to come on the map in the indie rock world (you’ve heard my raves about mynameisjohnmichael here in the past) so a festival like Foburg was an attractive option to see a lot of bands I’ve heard about but rarely (if ever) get to see coming through NYC.

The great thing about NOLA and it’s indie music scene is that the bands from here are so seeped in the town’s musical traditions – traditions deeper and more vibrant that probably any other place in America – that it inevitably shows in their music. The town is a musical marinade, taking otherwise great (and tasty) bands and just giving them greater depth and that extra wallop of flavor.

More on Foburg and pictures, after the jump.

This is a SXSW style festival, which means that it’s held at a number a venues in the city, all within a few blocks of each other.

A special note about the venues. They’re all incredible old bars, well worn, laid back, and with lots of space; the complete opposite of NYC. A much better environment to watch a band. Did I mention that I love it down here?

The other pleasant thing about Foburg is that every band we saw here has been at least really good. Not a single dud. Here is a brief run down of who we saw:

Sun Hotel (from New Orleans) – Pavement-y guitar rock with big Arcade Fire choruses. One of the highlights of Foburg this year.

mynameisjohnmichael (New Orleans) – Played a lot of new material from an upcoming, to-be-recorded soon album which got me psyched with anticipation.

Mon Khmer (Brooklyn) – Never heard of this guys, despite living in their borough but they played a really enjoyable take on the typical Strokes/Television blend of New York City rock.

Vox and the Hound (New Orleans) – This sure didn’t sound like the debut gig for this band, which impressively (and deservedly) played to a packed room.

Jeff and the Brotherhood (Nashville) – Drums and three string guitar, Sabbeth meets Ramones. Tons of fun. This is what rock and roll should be.

Sadly, I didn’t to see Caddywhompus, who went on during mynameisjohnmichael’s set and who I’ve heard loads of great stuff about. Besides for that, Foburg was a great experience and it should be fun to watch this festival grow in the coming years.

Video Hook-Up: The Lonely Island – “Boombox” (feat. Julian Casablancas)

Shawn M. Smith — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 15:10:18 +0000

When The Lonely Island’s Incredibad first came out, I rocked the eff out of it. The charmingly hilarious look at rock and hip hop through their twisted eyes made me laugh and generally laugh my ass off and their humor was something I thought music was sorely missing. Everything I listened too had gotten far too serious and, well, it sucked. Lonely Island have made an art out of funny, though.

Incredibad is also a really competent blending of the group’s comedic talents and passion for the music; Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone (the three main members of the group and life-long pals who, evidently, simultaneously lost their virginity to an alien [listen to Incredibad for details]) really slammed a few out of the part with the album, and this song was among them.

With a guest vocal provided by Julian Casablancas (from The Strokes), Andy makes me never want to eat boiled goose or go to an old folks home ever, ever again. Still, it’s my favorite song on the album.

Check out the hilarious ass video “after the jump”

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Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti Reveal First 4AD Single

Shawn M. Smith — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 15:46:40 +0000

Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti [MySpace] might be my current favorite band name (right up there with the always awesome Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin), and the band are currently putting the finishing touches to their debut at 4AD. In the mean time, the band are set to release a 7″ and digital single for “Round and Round” on April 26th.

Get a taste of what the band have to offer “after the jump”

[mp3] Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti – “Round and Round”

Evolved from a solo venture into a fully-fledged band (currently comprised of protagonist Ariel Pink, Kenny Gilmore, Aaron Sperske and Tim Koh) ‘Round and Round’ and its flipside ‘Mistaken Wedding’ are collaborative efforts that showcase the West Coast act’s classic motif of hazy nostalgic and experimental pop.

Fans can hear ‘Round and Round’ on 4AD.com starting today. New subscribers to the band’s mailing list can also download an MP3 of the track below:

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If You Want Free Music, You Can Go Masterbeat

Shawn M. Smith — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 22:27:32 +0000

Do you like free music? Hell yeah you do, otherwise you’d be standing in line with money in your hand, paying for it like a sucker. (Note: I still buy lots of music. Especially vinyl. I am just goofing around here. Go with it) MASTERBEAT.com (yes, I said that again and yes, they are a new online music superstore) is celebrating their launch by offering up 10 free tracks for download at http://www.masterbeat.com/free!

Check out the playlist and get more info, “after the jump”

The free playlist includes remixes of today’s hottest pop artists from top DJ’s:

Lady Gaga - Bad Romance (Kasskade Remix)
Rihanna – Russian Roulette (Tony Moran and Warren Rigg Pounding)
Madonna – Revolver (Tracy Young’s Shoot to Kill Remix)
U2 – I’ll Go Crazy if I Don’t Go Crazy Tonight (Dirty South Full Mix)
Melissa Etheridge – Fearless Love
Pussycat Dolls – Hush Hush Hush Hush (Dave Aude Extended)
The Killers – Human (Armin van Buuren Extended)
Black Eyed Peas – I Gotta Feelin (David Guetta FMIF Remix)
Mariah Carey – I Want To Know What Love Is (Moto Blanco Club Mix)
Agnes – Release Me (Razor N Guido Remix)

Aside from the 10 free tracks, Masterbeat.com offers millions of DRM-free songs in both high-quality MP3 and lossless WAV formats, tons of exclusive and previously unreleased remixes, playlists from top DJs and artists, and a diverse catalog encompassing genres from dance, electro, house and pop to world beat, hip hop, indie rock, and classic rock.

+ Millions of tracks from the major labels as well as individual DJs and smaller labels
+ A diverse catalog spanning genres from dance, house, electro and pop to world beat, hip hop, indie, and classic rock
+ Lossless files as well as high-quality MP3
+ Everything is DRM-free
+ Exclusive remixes unreleased anywhere else
+ Exclusive track debuts of remixes from artists like Lady Gaga and Toni Braxton
+ Playlists from top DJs and artists
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The National Debut New Song on Jimmy Fallon

Shawn M. Smith — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:44:17 +0000

Last night on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, The National gave the audience a super cool preview of their new material. The song they chose was “Terrible Love”, a great little song that reminds me of “Fake Empire” without the acapella-epic chorus.

Yes, I made up a word.

May 11th is the release day for High Violet and, as we have said before, visit http://www.highviolet.com for more album info and tour dates.

Check out the clip “after the jump”

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Video Hook-Up: She & Him – “In The Sun”

Shawn M. Smith — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 19:10:13 +0000

Yay, a super great new video from She & Him. I needed more Zooey in my life, that’s for sure. I do have a thing for her, you know.
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Sound Through Sight: The Departure

Tom Williams — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 19:00:36 +0000

If you’re a regular reader of this blog (an oxymoron?), you’ll know that I’m going to be driving around the country as I research a book about music and the music industry. We’ve been extremely busy with the planning and getting everything together and the big day is finally here: we leave tomorrow. We’re all incredibly excited and we have some great stuff lined up. I’ll be posting regularly on Radio Exile about SXSW and the MtyMx festivals. Check back here often to see what is up. I’ll also be posting daily on the Sound Through Sight Tumblr. Check it out.

That’s all for now. Thanks to everybody for their support and stay tuned for the awesomeness to come!

Video Hook-Up: Lil Wayne & Eminem – “Drop the World”

Shawn M. Smith — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 16:19:51 +0000

Lil Wayne, is a genius, we think. I think most people really agree and despite how disappointing many of us found his latest album, Rebirth, Weezy has our support as he is supposed to be stepping into prison today. As a sign of that support for our fave MC (plus Eminem/Slim Shady, who, let’s face it, needs some RE love), we’re going to post the video for the song that got us the most “hype” when Rebirth was announced: “Drop the World”.

Anyway, the track is great, the vid’s intense so puh-leaze check it out “after the jump”

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NEW NATIONAL ALBUM!!!

Tom Williams — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 16:57:02 +0000

Oh hey. What is probably my favorite band is releasing their new album, High Violet, on May 11th. Am I excited? You betcha. You should be too; this album is amazing.

Visit www.highviolet.com for more album info (as it becomes available…..all we have now is the release date and title) and tour dates.

The Most Amazing Thing I’ve Ever Seen In My Life Is….

Tom Williams — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 20:29:37 +0000

…This Wilco Sandwich Shop. Yes, a Wilco themed sandwich shop in Toronto called Sky Blue Sandwich Company. First Canada wins gold in Hockey and now this. 2 – 0, Canada.

Seriously thought. This is amazing. I think my breakfast sandwiches are my favorite; they include A Shot In The Arm and A.M. Too perfect.

After the jump are 5 Wilco Sandwiches I’d Like To See

5 Wilco Sandwiches I’d Like To See

1. A Cheesesteak Is Born
2. (A Sandwich Worthy Of) Reservations
3. Impossible Germany (Sausage and Peppers sandwich)
4. Someone Else’s Sandwich (for when your order gets accidentally switched)
5. Less Than You Think (a dollar menu sandwich)

(Via Pitchfork)

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club visit Dirty Laundry TV

Shawn M. Smith — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 16:00:10 +0000

This week on Dirty Laundry, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club’s Robert Levon Been, who took some time to hang down at the ‘mat before heading out on tour in support of BRMC’s new album: Beat The Devil’s Tattoo, which is out now. He talks about the band, growing up the son of a famous musician and the new album, so it’s pretty rad.

Grab the track “after the jump”

[mp3] Black Rebel Motorcycle Club – “Beat the Devil’s Tattoo”
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Video Hook-Up: Gorillaz – “Stylo”

Shawn M. Smith — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 16:04:40 +0000

Gorillaz ft. Mos Def & Bobby Womack – Stylo
by indarnb

Great clip for a ridiculously hypnotic track. Plastic Beach hits shelves next week.
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Echo & The Bunnymen Announce US Tour

Shawn M. Smith — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 20:03:44 +0000

British post-punk legends Echo & The Bunnymen [MySpace] are launching their first US tour in support of their acclaimed new album, The Fountain. The shows are hot on the heels of the band’s recent tour celebrating their landmark album Ocean Rain that included orchestral performances at New York’s Radio City Music Hall and the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles.Their highly anticipated appearance at the Coachella Festival will kick off the tour.

Check out the dates and more “after the jump”

Tour Dates

4/16: Indio, CA @ Empire Polo Grounds (Coachella Festival)
4/18: Sparks, NV @ John Ascuaga’s Nugget
4/19: San Francisco, CA @ The Fillmore
4/21: Chicago, IL @ Metro
4/23: Toronto, ON @ Phoenix Concert Theatre
4/25: Glenside (Philadelphia), PA @ Keswick Theatre
4/26: Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club
4/27: Fairfield, CT @ Fairfield Theatre Company
4/28: State College, PA @ State Theatre
4/30: Washington, DC @ Black Cat
5/1: New York, NY @ Irving Plaza

The Fountain started to come together in 2007 when frontman Ian McCulloch and guitarist Will Sergeant started working on new songs. For the next year, the group brought the album together in Liverpool’s Parr Street Recording Studios. McCulloch calls The Fountain “the best thing we’ve done since Ocean Rain.” The press has been raving about the record with Alternative Press praising its “brisk, vibrant pop songs” and Filter calling it “ replete with shimmering, flaw-repellant pop, all glorious melodies and gorgeous atmospherics”
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The Antlers Premiere “Bear” Video from Hospice

Shawn M. Smith — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 19:56:39 +0000

Frenchkiss darlings The Antlers released a second music video from their 2009 breakout album Hospice on Friday. The video is for one of the album’s biggest track, “Bear,” shot in the bleak and snowy forest of… um… Bear Mountain, features beautiful cinematography and fantastical imagery, offering a perfect visual complement to the song’s moving lyrics. Rife with metaphors, despite the video’s initial dreariness, “Bear” maintains some of the same themes of hope that we saw in the bands’ video for “Two.”

Check out tour dates and more “after the jump”

[mp3] The Antlers – “Bear”

Tour Dates:

02-16 Toronto, Ontario – Phoenix Concert Theatre *
02-17 Montreal, Quebec – Il Motore
02-18 Boston, Massachusetts – House of Blues *
02-19 New York, New York – Terminal 5 *
02-20 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – The Trocadero *
02-21 Washington, DC – 930 Club *
03-17 – 03-21 Austin, TX – SXSW (full schedule to come)
04-16 Columbus, OH – The Basement ^
04-17 Urbana, IL – Canopy Club ^
04-18 Madison, WI – High Noon Saloon ^
04-20 Minneapolis, MN – Varsity Theatre ^
04-21 Iowa City, IA – The Blue Moose ^
04-22 Chicago, IL – Lincoln Hall ^
04-23 Ann Arbor, MI – Blind Pig ^
04-28 San Diego, CA – Casbah ^
04-30 Los Angeles, CA – Troubadour ^
05-01 San Francisco, CA – Independent ^
05-03 Portland, OR – Doug Fir Lounge ^
05-04 Vancouver, WA – The Biltmore Cabaret ^
05-05 Seattle, WA – Neumo’s ^
06-02 Boston, MA – House of Blues #
06-03 Boston, MA – House of Blues #
06-04 Philadelphia, PA – Electric Factory #
06-05 Philadelphia, PA – Electric Factory #
06-06 Washington, DC – Constitution Hall #
06-08 Toronto, ON – Massey Hall #
06-09 Toronto, ON – Massey Hall #
06-16 New York, NY – Radio City Music Hall #

* w/ Editors
^ w/ Phantogram
# w/ The National

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13 Year Old Ke$ha Performs “Karma Police” at Talent Show

Shawn M. Smith — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 19:30:38 +0000

The old adage “I don’t want to be famous because…” pretty much applies here. Someone decided to grab Ke$ha’s middle school talent show in which she COVERS Radiohead. Yikes, not a nice move on that person’s part, but still sort of cool to hear that:

1) She can sing…a bit.
2) She is just following what’s popular and, right now, rap-pop/party-party/girl-pop b.s. is the music of the day.

Go Ke$ha. Make a dollar while you can before the major label model implodes and there are no big paydays left for anyone there.

And if you get a chance, work this cover into your set. It’s ballsy.
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Video Hook-Up: Sunset Rubdown – “Dragon’s Lair”

Shawn M. Smith — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 19:17:55 +0000

Sunset Rubdown [MySpace] just debuted the great new video for “Dragon’s Lair” at Pitchfork TV today. They could have debuted it here, but they weren’t sure if giving an exclusive to us would make sense. (That’s totally not true at all…I’m just talking shiiizzzzz.)

Either way, this clip = mind-bottling. Yeah, I went there.

Check it out. Above. Duh.

Dragonslayer is out now on Jagjaguwar.

Check out another track from the album “after the jump”

[mp3] Sunset Rubdown – “Idiot Heart”
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