i'm in love... pt. 2
where did i leave off? oh yeah... a. so now there's beck, belle and sebastian, bloc party, blur...
[british sea power] do they even have boy scouts in the uk?
british sea power are indeed british. and once upon a time the british indeed were known for their sea power. good for them. i tried to liken them to someone other than [insert wholly common british band here], but i couldn't. so i scoured reviews in attempt to plagarize and this is what i found: "think david lynch hosting a sleepover in kew gardens. think tim robbins guiding berlin-era bowie around the set of jacob's ladder..." um, even if i were british i still don't think i would understand. you try:
it ended on an oily stage
north hanging rock
oh larsen b
[the clientele] like abbey road, but with less polyester, less lennon, and less symmetry... so actually, just three guys and a crosswalk
the clientele are another uk band with mellow melodies. atmospheric pop you could call it. whatev. just listen.
house on fire
everybody's gone
reflections after jane
five day morning
[elf power] if only all picnics could be this fun
elf power is not a advocacy group for the vertically challenged. they're just a couple of people with a couple of instruments that play music that make you happy. they'll be touring with dinasour jr. later in the year. i don't have any mp3s, but here's a super duper cool video from their website:
never believe
i knew your were going to say, "hey! you skipped d!" yes. yes i did. i skipped d because i didn't want to post about bands you (may) already know (unless you're chickenlittle, because she know's everything). but if you must know, here's a snippet of fab d bands: damien jurado, death cab, decemberists, destroyer, & doves (note: no "the")
end scene.
damn i'm lazy today. my sincerest apologies.
posted by erica @ 10:22 AM
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