Living In Colour by Frightened Rabbit
Living in colour, living in colour, I can see the paint on your toes. Living in colour, even in the blackout, I know.
Something Good Can Work by Two Door Cinema Club
→ Review: THE DRY LAND
It’s always a gamble to release a film having anything to do with the war in Iraq (or Afghanistan). The general public isn’t interested in submersing themselves in a story when they most likely avoid the issues and emotions of the real thing…. That all said, The Dry Land is one of the better films I have seen on the topic — aided by the absence of any politicalizing….The combination of knowledge, passion, and the responsibility they felt to make an honest, real film about what can happen when soldiers return home from war, as well as the full support and aid of the Army synthesized into a film worthy of respect and praise.
Each Time Is a New Time by Field Music
You should also listen to Measure, the title track.
(via Under the Radar)
Art Czars by Japandroids
In conjunction with Polyvinyl, the band is releasing a 7” single series. Limited to 2000 copies, each of the singles will feature an unreleased song from the Post Nothing sessons on its A-side, and a cover song on the B-side. Debut single features “Art Czars” and Big Black cover, “Racer X.” — Under the Radar
You can hear their Daytrotter version on Racer X here.
The Broken by Coheed & Cambria
This is the first single from their forthcoming album Year of the Black Rainbow; this prequel is the 5th and final album in their epic sci-fi concept.
Hope Child by Free Energy
Out March 9th on DFA/Astralwerks, Stuck on Nothing is this Philly rock revivalists’ full-length; it was produced by DFA/LCDSoundsystem head honcho James Murphy.
(via Under the Radar, P4k)
