So I was at a club in Calgary last night, a dance club to be specific, Vinyl Retro Lounge to be more specific, and I saw my first shirtless bar posse; Three dudes rocking bleach-blond mo-hawks, matching tribal tattoos, and no shirts getting their drink on.  I was sure that gold like this only went down [...]

This afternoon’s track is anotherAnother Year reviews from MGMT‘S ridiculous debut album Oracular SpectacularOracular Spectacular reviews, released in January of last year.  Weekend Wars can be found as the second song on the album, and reminds me very much of The Handshake in the way it ebbs and flows throughout.  Its crazy to think that [...]

After spending the weekend in the Kootenays, golfing in +15 weather, I was forced to return to the blizzardy goodness that is Calgary in April.  Fortunately, once I regained a cell phone signal, I had a text waiting for me, telling me to check out The Cribs; the indie-rock/post-punk band did well to soften the blow.  Mirror Kisses [...]

I’ve got anotherAnother Year reviews track tonight from the Canadian indie-rock band Tokyo Police Club.  After getting hooked on the band’s first full-length album Elephant ShellElephant Shell reviews, I started digging into some of their older stuff.  Box comes from the band’s second EP Smith EP, a 4-track extended play released in October of 2007.  Though critics [...]

After learning that Arcade Fire’s Wake UpWake Up reviews is being used in the trailerTrailer Park reviews for the upcoming Where the Wild Things AreAll Is Love (Where The Wild Things Are) reviews film, I felt I had to post the song.  Unfortunately/fortunately I have alreadyAlready reviews posted it.  However, once I get into an Arcade Fire [...]

I first heard tonight’s song 3 years ago on the drive home from a snowboarding trip.  Like Eating Glass comes from the indie-rock/post-punk revival band Bloc PartyBloc Party reviews’s debut album Silent AlarmSilent Alarm reviews.  Released in February of 2005, Silent Alarm performed well on charts across the UK, Europe, and Australia.  It’s North American reception [...]

Here’s another little ditty I found a couple years ago that still remains a hit in my books.  Perhaps it’s the cheeky title that first drew my attention.  Regardless, the New York indie-rock group Interpol is a talented band with other songs that rank just as well, if not more cheeky.
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