Thursday, June 09, 2005

the life span of me is big


ok so here's the deal, from june 11th to july 23rd or so i'll be in europe taking some classes with denmark international studies. yea, so if you can drop mad logic about copenhagen, paris, london, or amsterdam, share the wisdom cuz those are the places i'll be. the fun time music era will be on hold until i get back, so digest slowly if possible.



art brut - emily kane

wabam, whataowh


chris farley arcade - well they don't call them ana-biens
chris farley arcade - dan carron wins mr. evil pageant

yo these cats is digging deep for an electronic and laptop mix of great melodies, thought provoking lyrics, and aurally pleasing textures. some kids see me at the pool and are like hey it's like the streets meets the postal service so i best be dropkicking. second song listed is a bc exclusive b-side.


todd stadtman - i don't know why she's here

an endearing pop song with some bedroom-cooked up bits and pieces making a good song even more interesting, plus it has an ace chorus.


don caballero - details on how to get iceman on your license plate

gastr del sol - black horse

cuz sometimes you need a mess of instrumentals.

-ace von grumbles

Tuesday, June 07, 2005

good morning mr edminton


ted leo - under the hedge

ted leo - since you been gone


my favorite ted leo song and a cover of the kelly clarkson jamm. the man wails live.

-ace von grumbles

Thursday, June 02, 2005

the mother of all seafood buffets


royksopp - triumphant

yo this album (the understanding, 2005) sounds super european and some stuff sounds like castle entrance music ...it's a little cheesy to me, like it belongs in the metropolis street racer videogame. it's still dope, but i think the sound of this nordic duo's previous album, melody am, was better. this one is a bit darker and has more vocals. blaow


lucksmiths - a hiccup in your happiness


the aussie team of the lucksmiths have been banging out super rock pop for quite some time now, and this one is charming and lets everybody know they've still gots it.


sea and cake - four corners

smoooooooothie laid back rock with those playful melodies.



yuri misumi - the wonderful star's walk is wonderful

from katamari damacy, this video game music caught me off guard with its sleek production and nice little electronic ornaments sneaking around the main rolling lick.

-ace von grumbles