New music from the Dirty Heads, “Spread To Thin” which was recorded at Sonic Ranch Studios in Texas and is part of the the long awaited new album, Cabin By The Sea, which will be released this summer! Give a listen and share your thoughts below.
New music from the Dirty Heads, “Spread To Thin” which was recorded at Sonic Ranch Studios in Texas and is part of the the long awaited new album, Cabin By The Sea, which will be released this summer! Give a listen and share your thoughts below.
This day just got a whole lot better. Here is “We Take Care Of Our Own,” the first track off Bruce Springsteen’s upcoming album, Wrecking Ball. Fingers crossed on an announcement for a US tour soon (all European dates from May-July). Either way, I dig this song and if you’re a fan of The Boss, you should too!
Saw the below online and wanted to share as it’s not every day a rock legend like Bono gives praise to a band. Icouldn’t be happier for the Temper Trap and looking forward to their next album!
From the Herald Sun:
BONO has cited Melbourne band the Temper Trap as an inspiration on the new U2 album.
Talking on the U2.com site to fans, Bono said the band was working on three albums with different musical directions.
“Something really exciting is that finally the rock band is melting into clubland and experimenting with sounds that are not normally deemed authentic for the rock band – synthesizers, experimental sounds – which you can hear in an album by the Temper Trap,” Bono said. “That’s exciting, a new hybrid.”
The Temper Trap, whose hit Sweet Disposition was compared with the sounds of U2, has been recording its second album, due for release mid-year, in LA and London.
Thanks FILTER Magazine for the tip on this one! Excited for the new album to drop in 2012.
I cannot wait until next Tuesday when The Black Keys drop their seventh studio album, El Camino. While the first two tracks that surfaced on the internet, “Lonely Boy” and “Run Right Back” are killer, they don’t do the album nearly enough justice (do some searches and you can find all the tracks to stream). Holy amazing this is a rocking disc. In my head I hear TBK original sound but also channeling rock legends like the Stones, Peter Frampton and Led Zeppelin. Just listen to “Little Black Submarines” below and prepare to be blown away (*hint: 2:07 mark it gets loud!). If there is a way to close out 2011 with a bang, this is it as El Camino comes cruising into the spotlight.
For the sixth consecutive year, The Killers, have recorded a holiday tune with this year’s titled “The Cowboys’ Christmas Ball.” All profits from the sale of the Christmas Single go to Product(RED) to help fight AIDS in Africa.
LYRICS:
Way out in Old Nevada, where the Truckee’s waters flow,
Where the cattle are “a-browzin’,” an’ the Spanish ponies grow;
Where the Northers “come a-whistlin’” from beyond the Neutral Strip;
And the prairie dogs are sneezin’, as if they had “The Grip”;
Where the cayotes come a-howlin’ ’round the ranches after dark,
And the bluebirds are a-singin’ to the lovely “meadow lark”;
Where the bighorns are a-grazin’ and the lonely plovers call—
It was there that I attended “The Cowboys’ Christmas Ball.”
(whoo!)
The boys had left the ranches and come to town in piles;
The ladies—”kinda scatterin’”—had gathered in for miles..
The room was togged out gorgeous-with mistletoe and shawls,
And candles flickered frescoes, around the airy walls.
The women folk looked lovely-the boys looked kinda treed,
Till the leader got to yellin’: “Hey! fellers, let’s stampede,”
And the music started sighin’, an’ awailin’ through the hall
As a kind of introduction to “The Cowboys’ Christmas Ball.”
Their leader was a feller that came from Swenson’s ranch,
They called him “Windy Billy,” from “little Deadman’s Branch.”
His rig was “kinda careless,” big spurs and high-heeled boots;
He had the reputation that come when “a fellers shoots.”
His voice was like a bugle upon a mountainous height;
His feet were animated an’ a mighty, movin’ sight,
When he commenced to hollerin’, “Now, fellers stake your pen!
“Lock horns with all them heifers, an’ russle ‘em like men.
“Saloot yer lovely critters; now swing an’ let ‘em go,
“Climb the grape vine ’round ‘em—all hands do-ce-do!
“You Mavericks, join the round-up- Just skip her waterfall,”
Huh! It was gettin’ happy, The Cowboys’ Christmas Ball
Don’t tell me ’bout cotillions, or germans. No sire’ee!
That whirl at Carson City just takes the cake with me.
I’m sick of lazy shufflin’s, of them I’ve had my fill,
Just Give me a frontier break-down, backed up by Wild Ol’ Bill.
McAllister ain’t nowhere, when Windy leads the show,
I’ve seen ‘em both in harness, and so I sorta know—
Oh, Bill, I sha’n't forget ya, and I’ll oftentimes recall,
That lively gaited sworray—”The Cowboys’ Christmas Ball.”
Oh, Bill, I sha’n't forget ya, and I’ll oftentimes recall,
That lively gaited sworray—”The Cowboys’ Christmas Ball.”
Kicking this week off with a little soul mostly because I can’t wait for new music Tuesday tomorrow and Betty Wright: The Movie – with The Roots. Yes, you didn’t misread that, the 70s soul singer has teamed up with one of my favorite groups to put together quite the album which also includes guest spots by Snoop Dogg, Joss Stone and Lil Wayne who drops in on the track below, “Grapes on a Vine.”
It’s also great timing for The Roots who put out their latest album, Undun, at the beginning of December.
The latest track to surface off The Black Keys’ upcoming El Camino. Thanks to ListenBeforeYouBuy.net for the tip earlier today.
via Pitchfork.com:
On February 14, indie-pop duo Tennis follow up this year’s Cape Dory with a new album, Young and Old, on Fat Possum. The album was recorded with the Black Keys‘ Patrick Carney manning the decks. Before that, Tennis have a single out on Forest Family, Origins, that’s due on December 6.
Click HERE to read the original post as well as stream “Origins.”
My latest in new music obsession comes courtesy of the Max McElligott led Wolf Gang. The British symphonic rock band released their debut album Suego Faults over the summer and have already toured with Florence + The Machine and Miike Snow as well as opened for The Killers this past summer. Give a listen to “The King and All of His Men” and you’ll most likely have this on your fall/winter playlist.