brian always tells me to post shit, so here you go babyface.
http://www.pointbreaklive.com/pointbreaklive-/HOME.html
i want to go to there.
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Boo Bees
Via POV and Design You Trust.
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Lazy Friday
Sometimes I feel like an old grandmother that cuts out clippings for relatives she thinks they would enjoy; just with internet findings. Well here are some more:
- Kelly, you down with Snug Life? I bet Tom is.
- Oh shit Stinks, Black Keys got a new album coming out!
- Lifehacker profiles the people behind the website Evil Mad Scientist, their MacGyver-of-the-Day. Something tells me this is right up Maria’s alley.
- Don’t know if they deserve their own post, but I thought I would mention a band me and Ellen saw open for Those Darlins: Velcro Lewis. They have are a band that look and sound like Lynyrd Skynyrd, except the drummer is a big black guy with long dreads and does awesome heavy metal screaming throughout songs. Go on, just check out a few songs.
- And finally, the funniest thing you will see all week, that is, if you are a fan of Ke$ha, Star Wars, and hilarity:
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Funny
I thought Ferrel’s Bush was retired?
I wanted the narrator at the end of the movie to say “next time, on arrested development.”
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Get Some Strange
Kinda like some other internet famous indie bands, the Strange Boys come highly recommended by a bunch of blogs all at the same time. I saw them on Rollo & Grady just the other day, then today saw a post in Berkeley Place about them. So I listened to a bunch of songs by them and am now continuing the little wildfire of recommendations for them. I agree with Berkeley that they have a great low-fi, 50s garage rock sound that is perfect for fans of Black Lips, Black Keys, and Jay Reatard. The lead singer has a very nasal voice that comes off as more endearing/unique than it does annoying; kinda like the Kings of Leon. You can stream their whole album at their label Rough Trade Records(Same label as Rox), or cop some songs over at the Hype Machine.