If you know the B-52s you probably know them from one of two songs. The surreal sea life-themed post-punk of “Rock Lobster” from 1978 or the raucous permanent karaoke-staple “Love Shack” a decade later. Emerging during the apex of New York Punk, The B-52s had the look of a retro-future […]
In 1966, shortly after completing their album Revolver, The Beatles decided to stop touring and focus entirely on their work in the studio. Their first attempt was the song Strawberry Fields Forever, and what followed was some of their most creative work ever. The book featured in the video is […]
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Nursery Cryme could be the band’s best album – and here are the reasons why. It is a dark piece of English eccentricity and prog grandure. If you like my channel and appreciate the work that goes into my videos, please support my channel. You can – Become a Patron! […]
Andy from the FensePost Indie Music & Vinyl Blog looks at Transatlanticism by Death Cab For Cutie on Barsuk Records. Transatlanticism turns 20 this year, and in Andy’s opinion it remains their most valiant and timeless release. Andy walks through the various pressings available on vinyl before unboxing his copy, […]
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One voice for all, echoing in the hall. Welcome (or welcome back) to Vinyl Monday! This is my series where I give the who/what/when/where/why and how I feel about classic albums in my collection. My thoughts on The Band’s rock-and-roll history-altering debut, Music From Big Pink (released 1968) Subscribe for […]
Today i’m reviewing Frankie Rose’s new album Cage Tropical. Click bellow to watch the music video for Red Museum ➜ http://bit.ly/2u2uA0t Click bellow to watch more reviews ➜ http://bit.ly/2peewcO INFO: Frankie Rose is an indie rock and pop artist who was famous for playing a vibrant role in the Brooklyn […]
How do you even talk about an album as good as “Songs in the Key of Life”? Today, for week 5 of Camp Digs, I attempt to break down one of the greatest albums of all time, with a little help from my friends. To watch the Extended Edit (which […]
Use code bandsplaining at https://incogni.com/bandsplaining to get an exclusive 60% off. Billion-dollar ringtones, trance music at the airport, 1950s indie rock: This is your second round-up of weird music facts that didn’t make the cut for a full Bandsplaining video, but are deliciously intriguing nonetheless. Follow-up podcast on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/posts/podcast-23-weird-131605983 […]
