i dont know about you people but i have been shit tired the past couple of days. not really feeling motivated to do much of nothing. dont know if its the weather or the overnight hours or the lack of newcastle or sweetwater flowing through my veins but i feel like i could fall over at any moment.
the kamikaze hearts have a new track, “pompadour,” streaming on their myspace page at the moment. tangled up! and one little indian have released their wonderful/my favorite record of the 06, oneida road, in the uk and europe and “pompadour” is included in these releases. in case you are new to this here location and have never heard the kamikaze hearts before here are two tracks off of oneida road.
whilst viewing the hearts myspace page i ran across an interesting band comprised of two dames and a gent straight outta johnson city, tn who call themselves the everybody fields. not breaking any new ground but the three tracks they got up are really great, very much like a more southern fried iron and wine. the guy sam quinn has got a isaac brock love it or hate it type of voice, btw.
if you have been visiting this joint for any amount of time you will know that i love all things bob mould, well everything except modulate. so, with that said i dont feel like i have to go into or justify my love at this point.
here is bob playin in austin at liberty lunch on 10.21.89. the second half will be posted tomorrow.
1. sunspots
2. wishing well
3. compositions for the young and old
8. i cant figure this one out thats not the track title, i seriously cant figure it out. i know i have heard it before but cant put my finger on it. a little help, por favor?
9. poison years
10. sinners and their repentances
11. lonely afternoon
12. stand guard
13. brasilia crossed with trenton
see a little light promo video
The mystery song is “If You’re True,” and it can be found on the ‘Poison Years’ compilation.
Am I the only one who liked Modulate?
thanks paul! will yeah modulate is pretty bad but hey if you like it, well i dont know what that says about you. j/k