Showing posts with label Dance Rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dance Rock. Show all posts

25.1.15

Volcanoes - Future Sorority Girls of America


Band / Artist: Volcanoes
Year: 2014
Genre: Punk, Thrash Metal, Noise Rock, Dance Rock

My Review:
Afternoon Records is their label. They live in St Louis. They erupt music. Punny punny punk.

Okay so they make a fest, thrashy, gritty sound that makes me imagine that their shows have a lot of moshing or jumping around. The use of synth is great, because it's more grimy than I'd expect.

I found their band site here.

And I got their facebook here.

I'm out. enjoy some punk.

Volcanoes - Future Sorority Girls of America

14.4.13

Talking Heads: Live at Wembley Arena, 1982 / Psycho Killers - Live at Recher Theatre, 2010

Band / Artist: Talking Heads, Psycho Killers
Year: 1982, 2010
Genre: New wave, Post-Punk, Dance Rock, Art Punk, Experimental Rock, Funk, Covers

My Review:


Happy sunday. A friend shared a video of Talking Heads playing a live gig in Rome in 1980, and so I decided to look around for a little bit to see what other videos there might be for them out there. This is one part video art montage, and one part live show by the band. Its a nice way to spend my day amidst the weekend of rain we're having here.

Also, because I'm in a mood. Here's a public domain release from Psycho Killers, A Talking Heads cover band playing live. Its pretty grand for covers. They have a bit of their own sound, and make a pretty smooth sounding cover set.

Psycho Killers: Tribute to Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense at Recher Theatre 2010-26-11

Enjoy the rest of your weekend.

16.7.12

Lavalier - Self titled



Band / Artist: Lavalier
Year: 2011
Genre: Indie Rock, Dance Rock

My Review:
Dancey rock/pop similar to The Rapture, Franz Ferdinand, or The Secret Machines. This one deserves a good few listens. They even have a little short about their history on youtube from a wine company.




Hopefully you get to hear this band, and hopefully they get going strong enough that they make it big. I love this one is a nice jogging album. Track two sounds like a Tim Burton movie with a marching scene.

Lavalier – Self titled