Saturday, April 20, 2013
The Robert Rodriguez-penned Curandero
I'd never heard of this until the trailer popped up after something I watched recently on bloody disgusting. From the Mind of Robert Rodriguez obviously was a great way to set-up the appropriately sparse images of this trailer for an apparently "lost" film that premiered at some festivals back in 2005 but has been in limbo since. It finally received VOD and DVD release recently and definitely looks worth a watch.
New Order - Crystal
I woke up with this song on my mind. It makes me think of my friend Joe Grez and the first time I heard the song, in Dublin with him at the wonderful Whelan's venue. We saw a couple great bands that night, New Prayer Breakfast and the inimitable Daemian Frost, who I really need to get on the ball, rip their ep and post it. SOOOOOO awesome.
M83/Susanne Sundfor on Kimmel
Still no interest in seeing this movie, but this is fantastic. So weird to see M83 introduced as a string section along w/ Anthony Gonzalez and crew. I can't be happier for their success (though I still wonder why Midnight City is the only single that's blown up when there's like five or six from Hurry Up, We're Dreaming and they're ALL AWESOME!
A Place to Bury Strangers - Don't Burn the Fires
A Dead Moon cover - I've never heard of Dead Moon but after this I am most definitely going to be looking into them.
Friday, April 19, 2013
Ghost BC - Secular Haze Live in Linkoping
And to be complete I should post this as well. LOVE the stained glass in the background.
Both these last two posts for Secular Haze can be found - along with a WEALTH of awesome imagery that will only further enhance the perona of this amazing band - on their website, which can be accessed via the following links.
http://www.infestissumam.com/
http://www.secularhaze.com/
Ghost BC - Secular Haze
I'm so wrapped up in this ghost record right now that I'm revisiting a lot of the tracks and images released in the lead-up to it. I realized I never posted this one.
This and Nick Cave and the Bad Seed's Push the Sky Away are easily going to rank in my top ten of the year.
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