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ladycharles · 7 months
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My new single Child of the Night is out now! (streaming embed below video)
It's a wild bit of proggy indie disco for fans of Of Montreal, MGMT, David Bowie, Franz Ferdinand, Late of the Pier and more
Hope you enjoy 💖💖💖
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canadachronicles · 1 month
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Tes pas de danse dansaient vers moi Mes yeux criaient, c'est mon cœur qui bat Les autres se mouvaient pour tes tendresses Mais c'est moi à qui tu t'adresses Everyone that I know Want to dance with you Everyone that I know Want to dance with you And I do too
Ava and I are in Hamilton (New Zealand), and it made me think of Arkells, who are from Hamilton (Ontario). And as I can never resist dancing with my girl, like last week, when we rose from our plush velvet seats in our new favourite speakeasy in Auckland and twirled to 1920s, I thought of this song, too. I put on Dance With You in the tiny house we call our home this weekend, and we very happily danced to it!
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Camille Léon | Toronto 04/14/23
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If you haven't heard one or both of the songs before, it's recommended that you do so before voting!
Define "better" in any way you wish :)
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popsicks-art-world · 6 months
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3rd music video I did for my friends band “ Franky Moonlight “ song is called “She gets !
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mouthcongress · 21 days
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If you've ever wondered what it's like to experience a Mouth Congress concert up-close-and-personal, we've got you covered thanks to our photographer for our most recent Rivoli show Morgan Murray (@ momurrayphotos on instagram).
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possible-streetwear · 6 months
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Die Mannequin - Care Failure
Born on April 30, 1986, in Toronto, Canada. Died March 26, 2023, aged 36.
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Tracklist:
Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels) • Neighborhood #2 (Laïka) • Une année sans lumière • Neighborhood #3 (Power Out) • Neighborhood #4 (7 Kettles) • Crown of Love • Wake Up • Haïti • Rebellion (Lies) • In the Backseat
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ladycharles · 7 months
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Child of the Night comes out Friday, here's another peek. Presave it below* and you will get the bonus EP when the email list goes live 💖💖💖
*non spotify users will absolutely be able to sign up too once the website is ready
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mywifeleftme · 3 months
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298: Wolf Parade // Apologies to the Queen Mary
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Apologies to the Queen Mary Wolf Parade 2005, Sub Pop
Apologies to the Queen Mary is on the short list of ‘00s indie records that I’d consider masterpieces. The funny thing is that my list, as someone who was there (or there-adjacent), is pretty well fixed in time, whereas the consensus among Zoomer critics continues to morph in ways I’d never have figured. (Or maybe it’s not funny, really—just always how time and memory work.) In 2008, I would’ve bet my left pinkie that TV on the Radio (and especially Return to Cookie Mountain) would be the defining band of the era. Meanwhile, in 2024 the Killers are still riding the same five songs to a second greatest hits record and fifty times TVotR’s monthly residuals; the National have tween fans; and I hold a mug weird. Time clowns us all and Wolf Parade are a dad band now, owners of a few anthems from the era before genuinely weird indie bands could near the summits of the pop chart, economically compelled to continue touring small theatres together despite both Boeckner and Krug having been more invested in other, even less profitable projects for some time now.
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Wolf Parade is one of those bands with two lead singers who sound indistinguishable before you know the group well, and instantly identifiable thereafter (like John and Paul of the Beatles, or Felix and Will of Chapo Trap House). They’re both yowlers who let their voices crack pubescently as shorthand for the frayed emotional spectrum they traffic in, given to barking and hooting to help drive their bric-a-brac compositions forward. Boeckner is a lanky post-punk looking fuckboy in roughly the Richard Hell mould, given to posing sweatily in torn undershirts and starting projects with a succession of raven-haired keyboard players he’s also dating. He loves motorik dance rock and Wire, but also has a substantial helping of Bruce Springsteen in his songwriting. Krug is a stocky, normal-looking guy who doesn’t really meet your eyes and self-deprecatingly called his solo project Moonface. He writes lyrics that sound like philosophy and love letters translated from an alien language, and prefers his music to both thwack and quaver.
Their similarities give Wolf Parade coherence, but much of their dynamism comes from how the two singers pass the controls back and forth. Backed by electronics tinkerer Hadji Bakara and Arlen Thompson, a drummer (crucially) capable of serving as a rhythm section unto himself, Krug and Boeckner find the perfect balance between Krug’s experimental art collective predilections and Boeckner’s slyly sexual rock ‘n’ roll heart. Krug leads with the empty warehouse strut of “You Are a Runner and I Am My Father’s Son”; Boeckner parries with the hooky acoustic rocker “Modern World”; Krug closes with the brittle seven-minute dirge “Dinner Bells”; Boeckner responds with the pinkly-hued Suicide-Springsteen collab “This Heart’s on Fire.”
Both Boeckner and Krug have made wilder, stranger music elsewhere, and there are plenty of other brilliant Wolf Parade songs to be found across their subsequent records. But Apologies remains the greatest blend of their particular talents they ever managed, a perfect example of two guys pushing each other to do their best work. With luck, a future generation will reconsider Wolf Parade and its many, many satellites (Sunset Rubdown, Operators, Handsome Furs, Frog Eyes, Swan Lake, Divine Fits…) as one of the most interesting micro-scenes the whole post-alternative rock era produced. And if not, I’ll still be here spinning the record a few times a year, believing in it all all over.
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pennanbrae · 1 month
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A superhero romance. Artwork for the new single, ‘Feel The Caprice’! Influenced by rock & roll of the 1970s, it streams below on all platforms.
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popsicks-art-world · 7 months
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Hey 👋 y’all ! This is my 4th music video I’ve made…. I’m so proud of myself and how it turned out. My friends band is “ Franky Moonlight “ the song is called “ two kinds of medicine. I wanted to make my photography come alive through video and playing with collage and layering. This was truly fun to make. Can’t wait to do more. Hope y’all like it !
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mazjin · 1 month
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Amelia Curran - The Mistress
From the album Hunter, Hunter
Released 2009
This song tattooed itself on my brain 15 years ago and I was thinking about it again and there wasn't a post for it on Tumblr that had the studio version on anything other than Spotify, so I guess I'm posting it. Best enjoyed alone in a dimly lit room.
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