[List Spotify] Our songs February 2012

We retrasadísimos but here is a selection in a list of some of the topics that we've been hearing throughout the month of February. There's a bit of everything from Now, Now Every Children, Blood Red Shoes or Cloud Nothings to pieces by artists of a more indie folk as Angus & Julia Stone, Sharon Van Etten or First Aid Kit, undoubtedly one of those groups that we have not been able to take it off since early this year.

About 35 subjects with a bit of everything. At first throw of a roll something electrical alternative rock, but towards the end it just olíando the aroma of the Tennessee Whiskey.Hope you like! Stay tuned because we will remove as much not to list in March as they can to please fans of the television series BSOS.

Ode to lost love in the video for 'This Is All Now' (Taking Back Sunday)

Taking Back Sunday have appeared from nowhere to be presented in the video premiere of 'All This Is Now', single disc titled "Taking Back Sunday" that serves as a successor to other singles such as' Faith (When I Let You Down) 'or' You Got me '. For this occasion the band has dispensed with Adam Lazzara talkative cats and has thrown out the option of displaying the metaphor of a lost love in the midst of a beautiful lake in the southern United States.

Almost a year is the time that has passed since the release of that album titled Taking Back Sunday that caused a wide divergence of views. Some thought that did not conform to the expectations of the whole. Others, however, were happy with that sound as clean and as pop spirit that characterized the LP. We still continue to think that "Taking Back Sunday" is an album that quite correct in its own light shine 'Faith (When I Let You Down)' or 'Sad Saviour', two issues that respond to a whole new dynamic that we do not like at all.See in store for us next! We will have to pray to be superior to no more problems exist again in this busy training ...

Band Of Horses - Everything All The Time (2004)

Each and every one of us remember the odd concert very, very special. Do not know about you but I've been lucky enough to get excited - and even feel like I shed the odd tear or two - in several of the concerts I've attended over the last few years. One of them was that I lived in June 2010 in Cambridge, UK population who visited to see the impressive live parents "Everything All The Time", surely one of the albums most memorable indie rock of the last decade.

The melodic majesty Band Of Horses exhibiting in this LP seems to have no rival. And all is largely due to Ben Bridwell tables that had been acquired over the years with Carissa's Wierd, forgotten - and unfairly undervalued - band "chamber rock" that Bridwell headed for a total of eight long years. If we analyze the sound of albums like "You Should Be at Home Here" or "Songs About Leaving" from which we understand distinctly that has characterized the later creations of the disturbing bearded South Carolina.

Subpop opted for Band Of Horses for the launch of this album and no mistake. In fact when we return to play "Everything All The Time" we realize, once again, the greatest quality of this LP: its timeless factor. Even today the first work of the band of horses sounds so different, fresh and captivating not seem to have been eight long years since come to light. My own theory is given by all the optimal cross currents between the crystalline guitar line and howls that come from the throat of Bridwell. 'The Funeral' (who does not love this? No doubt an instant classic) or 'Part One' are blessed examples of the intense blue color filter that has come to turn some of our sweetest and memorable dreams.

Band Of Horses are large. And medially peaked with "Infinite Arms". That is undeniable. But so is that "Everything All The Time" is the magnum opus of some giants that got people like me (or who knows ... like you?) Crying as a madeleine to hear the chorus of 'The Great Salt Lake' in direct. Yes, folks, that's what happened in Cambridge. And so I will be eternal and duly grateful.

Boy & Bear - Moonfire

Boy & Bear - "Milk & Sticks" from Headjam on Vimeo.

Boy & Bear, which are from Dave Hosking, Jake Tarasenko, Killian Gavin, Tim Hart and Jon Hart Sydney, Australia, who on her debut pop and folk understand perfectly combine with each other. Here are the five guys in their home long ago no more blank pages. In Australia, the album has already reached Gold status and it was raining prizes for the band. With the current single, "Milk & Sticks" here, the initial euphoria of having arrived on the radio.

In the past, the Australian boys had been playing with Laura Marling and Mumford & Sons. Now, Boy & Bear finally come to Germany:

Boy & Bear live:
17.04. Berlin - Red Salon
18.04. Hamburg - Molotov
19.04. Frankfurt - Zoom

Sterman & Grissemann with "Sterman" in Lustspielhaus Munich

Dirk Sterman is the end of April in the comedy house in Munich sighted Ausnahmekaratebist Dirk Sterman has created a new program and is on with "Sterman" 25 04/26/2012 in and see Lustspielhaus be in Munich. You've never heard of Dirk Sterman? Then they are certainly not an Austrian, as Dirk Sterman is the most popular German in Austria. With its recent program "The German cooking show," he was far from a total of exactly 1,000 times on 825 000 happy and enthusiastic audience. There had been anyone have a small supporting role, even when the new program, "Sterman" can not miss: The Tyrolean comedian and radio host Christopher Mary Grissemann.

Most Dirk's television show "Welcome to Austria" is so successful that he can voluntarily terminate the only television creators of the award "Romy". He is the figurehead of the ORF and the Federal Republic of Germany and his adopted home of Vienna. In the fall of 2010, he was even voted "Duisburg of the year." This feature bows before him: "When he walked off the stage, collapsed worlds. ? What headlights when it's not him that is illuminated "(Bielefeld messenger) but also his colleagues are enthusiastic:" The fact that I've rediscovered it for television, is probably my greatest life achievement "(Alfred) family!

What is the secret of Dirk Rochester's success? First, it gave answers in small club gigs in front of a selected non-human audience. "Telling jokes animals" brought in Dirk Sterman in the spring of 2011 baboons, wildebeest, bison and turtles at the zoo Schönbrunn for laughter and tears, in the early summer of 2011 he was the "House of the Sea" with "Fisch-Deutsch/Deutsch-Fisch" sharks, jellyfish and crustaceans speechless. Since no man was present, one knows not even by hearsay, what exactly happened on those evenings. But now the unique artist Dirk Sterman is ready to answer with a new program for those all important questions about its existence. His own mother has written. The program has a title, beating of the heart beat faster, "Sterman".

Come and visit "Sterman" on 25 and in 4.26.2012 comedy house in Munich. The team from Munich Blog wishes much fun.

The most disastrous Direct: botellazos, fights, ...

The Boys in the Gigwise site have made a list of the twenty five most disastrous performances in history. Of these we have chosen a few (and already have sought some videos step) so that we can remember some of those moments that, for their particular (and largely by his disgrace), have come to be remembered by many. There are:

Axl Rose Hatred of Dublin Festival 2010
You have probably heard something about this story. It was September 2010 when Guns N 'Roses - or at least what we now understand as Guns N' Roses - Festival came to Dublin for a concert. Initially they had to appear on stage at 21:15 but not Axl stepped up to 22:25, the fact that both pissed about attendees who did not hesitate a second to throw bottles at the controversial singer. Rose, visibly angry, stopped and told the concert would not continue if one more bottle throwing. And this is exactly what happened.


The botellada against My Chemical Romance at Reading, 2006
My Chemical Romance lived one of its most unpleasant in 2006 at the British Festival of Reading. Missing very little to the successful premiere of "The Black Parade", and things tended to go up, but a large number of haters coalesced in the forefront of the massive festival to show their hatred toward Americans. Does the mode of expressing it? Throwing hundreds and hundreds of bottles. The attached video below speaks for itself.

Bring Me The Horizon (with slaps) in Utah / December 2010
This is discussed in this website will be a few months: Bring Me The Horizon stopped a concert after receiving several botellazos by the public. An angry Oliver Sykes faced the public and this led to a viewer go on stage to try to break his face the singer of this band of post-hardcore. Safety equipment, and a little luck, managed to come out completely unscathed Oliver of the squabble.


1994 - Green Day at Woodstock (or the Battle of mud)
This is pretty nasty. Members of Green Day met with a terrible place to go on stage and check that everything, absolutely everything was covered in mud. Billie Joe and company, far from wanting to cancel the concert, threw miles. At the end everyone, including members of the pop punk band, ended up covered up with mud. Beautiful scenery for a performance of these characteristics, yes sir.

A spectator attacks Noel Gallagher / Oasis Toronto 2008
In 2008 The Gallagher brothers were so placidly playing the intro to 'Morning Glory' in Toronto when a crazy spectator pushed from behind Noel, knocking him to the ground. Fortunately, the guitarist does not really hurt but the shock was of impact (the best of the video is Liam's reaction after seeing what happened).

What about you? What actions are for you the most disastrous of experienced so far?

You Me At Six, backlit in the video for the ballad "No One Does It Better '

After starting the trajectory of his new album with two of the strongest themes including, You Me At Six have their new single with a romantic song. If 'Loverboy' encouraged anyone and "Bite My Tongue" drew the anger that you try to hold inside, 'No One Does It Better' we calms the mind with phrases like "if I just save you, You Could save me too". In the video we see the guys at a gas station located in a desert landscape in which it repeatedly sees Franceschi letting the skin in that letter that sing more than one will be left in the head repeatedly.

You Me At Six is another group of the British scene of pop-rock that appeals to people is that with his latest album, "Sinners Never Sleep ', have left their teen years to show a face more mature musically. Thus, the path of these young people is going well. As we told you earlier, you can now hear a new song to Subirós in The Swarm, an attraction at Thorpe Park in Surrey. But leaving that aside, include tours around the world, the Warped Tour, festivals ... There is no doubt that after the bad season that went as a group before creating the new album, this may be the spitting image of a gift that many would like.

The sunglasses rock stars

Begins to approach the proper time. This stands for those sunny days in which we are forced to take out of our closets our beloved sunglasses. On this occasion we wanted to make a small entry in which some of those recopilasemos lenses (no lenses) most often use some of our favorite musicians of the rock world.

Let's start with Alex Turner of Arctic Monkeys. The famous British singer has taken a full turn in their "look", a change that has led to the creator of the band sound of "Submarine" is released to show off a stunning Ray Ban Caravan, model which in turn have led some well-known film figures like Cuba Gooding Jr, Julia Roberts and Taylor Lautner, the (second) great idol of the masses of the Twilight saga.

Others that are really classic Ray-Ban is the Outdoorsman II, an interesting derivative of the Ray-Ban Aviator who once led one of the biggest icons of rock history: Jim Morrison. This particular model has also been frequently worn milestone in the galaxy of the show as Michael Jackson, Megan Fox, David Beckham or Brad Pitt (Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters always pulls the classic Aviator).

Perhaps you do not sound the Metal Round. The truth is that this style of Ray-Ban lenses managed to reach its maximum visibility in the field of music thanks to that guy named Liam Gallagher controversial. Much of the blame lies with the video for 'Wonderwall', Oasis issue catapulted to fame that even today has soared in the privileged position of rock emerged in the UK.

The Aviator has always been of the best known but it is recognized that if there is a Ray-Ban are, and always have been, known in the circle rocker that's the Wayfarer. Bob Dylan began decades ago to pose with them and since then, many figures in the rock world has been made with some of its many models. In fact, until LeBron James, one of the guys with more soul rockstar of the NBA, has looked at more than one occasion.

Another brand that is doing much to talk about is race. Gradually these glasses, characterized by having a thick rod in their wider than usual, have begun to take on the market and convince some of the biggest stars. A couple of them are Jared Leto of 30 Seconds To Mars (who poses with a career endurace in the picture below) or the well-known Kid Rock, singer who is quite in the doldrums but still be seen on the red carpet events more media.

We hope you enjoyed this little collection of some of the most sunglasses are our heroes. No doubt I would stay with the classic Aviator what about you?

Lovedrug: surpassing adversities "Wild Blood"

Lovedrug is one of those groups who are complete strangers in our country. His case recalls, from a distance (and from a style closer to indie rock), by Switchfoot. You know: A group that suddenly takes flight after signing with a major record label (Columbia) and shortly thereafter shown in no man's land due to poor record sales generated "Pretend You're Alive", their album debut. As a punch line the Ohio continued on their own path launching two LPS as "Everything Starts Where It Ends" (2007) and "The Sucker Punch Show" (2008) under the independent label The Militia Group.

After touring with great bands / artists as Coheed & Cambria, Robert Plant and The Killers, Canton boys are back at it again with a fourth studio album that purports to be a real bomb in musical format. This LP, entitled "Wild Blood" will be released on March 6 and will be the first self-produced venture of a group that has committed more than ever for direct dyes indie rock that reminds us Kings Of Leon (joint to which they supported as well) and formations of a similar nature. 'Dinosaur', the single that was presented to society last September, represents perfectly this new age of banda Michael Shepard.

Just a week after the official release of the album, Lovedrug just went up to the network via a new topic Spinner of the compact which they said "represents perfectly the feeling of bravery and courage with which you are confident of realizing everything imaginable." In effect, it seems that the face of this 2012 Lovedrug members are stepping up to do something that remembers well the most jovial of its inception. All with their heads held high and looking forward to doing things right. No more mistakes, this is the time (and year) of Lovedrug.

Ray LaMontagne, Lucinda Williams and Chris Cornell will honor Johnny Cash in Austin

The Moody Theater in Austin (Texas) will be the place to be held "Johnny Cash: We Walk The Line", the 80th anniversary of Johnny Cash, one of the most influential musicians departed country / folk. In this event, which will be held on April 20, will feature the exceptional performances of a wide range of artists such as Chris Cornell (Soundgarden, Audioslave, Temple Of The Dog), Amy Lee (Evanescence), Ray LaMontagne, Kris Kristofferson , Lucinda Williams, Ronnie Dunn, Kenny Chesney, Shooter Jennings and John Hiatt.

One of the possible versions that will be heard on this important day of spring is the 'Satisfied Mind' that Chris Cornell and played in Allentown late last year. Now we need to see how Cash will pay tribute to someone like Ray LaMontagne, songwriter who has always felt a special verenación by the first "outlaw" the world of folk.