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I’ve been a fan of Brooklyn experimental rockers Dirty Projectors for years now, before they caught hold in the indie music community with their most recent (and definitely most accessible) album, Bitte Orca. I first saw them at a tiny club in Texas, and I think they scared the bejeesus out of everyone with their weirdness, but I was absolutely enthralled.
Bitte Orca took their strange angular approach to lo-fi and mixed it up with SUPER catchy melodic hooks and a disjointed dance-feel, which really propelled them into the indie spotlight. Dirty Projectors' brand of wiry rock punctuated with puzzling shifts in song structure is complete addictive, gorgeous and promises to pack a good punch.
This is a don't-miss show at Neumos, this Wednesday, November 4th. Little Wings opens.
Latest comment by: John in Ballard: "Ahhh, so much TIG love today. Thanks Amie and Victoria! I enjoyed meeting both of you too. So Shrie I think you might have confused my beard comment...I don't have a beard. That's how I'm going to stick out from the rest of the crowd. I've seen ...
Two Sunsets is a single disc release from a Glasgow band, The Pastels, and a Tokyo band, Tenniscoats. It was recorded when Tenniscoats had some studio time booked in the former's city, and they collaborated "just to see what would happen, and maybe find out what it is they have in common," their label Domino proclaims.
Many people will be attracted to this release due to the irresistible treatment of The Jesus & Mary Chain's About You, the b-side to the pre-release single "Vivid Youth." Both are excellent examples of a twelve song full length that treasures melody as much as lassitude, its modality of warmth generously consistent.
Latest comment by: Imaginary Shrie: "Wow, what a compliment. I shoved AC to the wayside when I first heard their albums years ago, and heard all the hype surrounding. That said, I can't help but absolutely love this album. It's not for everyone... but it sure is for me! IGshr*e"
Clinic is going to be at Neumo's this Friday, May 16th (with Shearwater) and Three Imaginary Girls is excited to have two pairs of tickets to giveaway to a couple of lucky imaginary readers.
Latest comment by: Roulette: "Well, I dunno."
Hark, the record angels sing! Download "Good Lies"
Latest comment by: Levi: "Oh yay!"
Some know Clinic as the band who strictly don hospital scrubs on stage, but I love them for their discordant guitar harmonies, thick relentless bass lines, and vocals that seethe with urgency. The end result is a beautiful mixture that is exotic, striking and dark.
Latest comment by: ChrisB: "I remember seeing Clinic at the I-Spy years ago. Ahh, memories. I am so old."
Latest comment by: Erik Gonzalez: "Sebadoh is one of those bands no one should miss..."
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Photo of the day: Kay Kay and his Weathered Underground
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Bon Voyage to our friends head to Austin to SXSW it up in the most imaginary of ways
Bon Voyage to our friends head to Austin to SXSW it up in the most imaginary of ways
Bon Voyage to our friends head to Austin to SXSW it up in the most imaginary of ways