I absolutely love The Big Pink, and while it's not going to be able to knock Ben Klock's One out of the #1 slot for my favorite album of 2009, it's definitely aiming for the top five. They've finally released A Brief History Of Love and Pitchfork not only gave it an 8.2 rating, but it's a well-crafted review. I love the production and brooding ambiance on the record, and am thrilled that they are leather-jacket wearing kids from London streets with tons of cryptic and dark photographs of dead celebrities on their MySpace. It's delicious, and they're coming to New York TWICE this fall.
12/3 @ Bowery Ballroom 12/4 @ Music Hall Of Williamsburg
For a more lo-fi experience, check out A Grave With No Name, which I came across via the Big Pink's MySpace page. Much more Panda Bear than The Horrors.
"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe. If you try it, you will be lonely often, and sometimes frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Friedrich Nietzsche
Hungry?
At The Moment
SPRING, GODDAMMIT
final eps of LOST
Detroit-bound
School of Rock (Waldwick)
Cafe Margo
bike riding
Heavy Rotation
DJ Hell Body Language Vol 9
new Dead Weather album
Small Brown Bike Dead Reckoning
all things Dave Turov
"Aundy (Tanner Ross & Sergio Santos Remix)"
Optimogeddon
new Walter Schreifels album
Bowie Changesbowie
Demdike Stare "Forest of Evil (Dawn)"
Dinosaur - "Kiss Me Again"
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