What does a straight-jacket have to do with the latest Cage the Elephant album? Find out here…
Cage the Elephant :: “Thank You Happy Birthday”
Tag: indie
WEEKLY ALBUM RELEASE PARTIES! :: Jan. 18, 2011
Here are the upcoming album releases for January 18th, they’re glorious!!
Greg Holden Live
We’re ALL about uniting fans with the artists… so this week, Ky & Turrtle did just that inside Noho2 Studio in North Hollywood! That’s right… we’re talkin’ the amazing Greg Holden LIVE in the studio with your favorite hosts… AND it doesn’t stop there…. The dynamic duo thought it’d be pretty spankin’ awesome to invite (real-life) fans in the studio for an intimate look at The Enter The Shell Show– and some tasty live musical performances from our favorite man with an accent! Ky and Turrtle talk music, gossip, and some pretty juicy personal questions with Mr. Holden himself. You don’t want to miss this show. Download it free on iTunes, and share this special noise with your peeps!
Sia :: We Are Born
Sia was bestowed Artist of the Week early last month by ETS blogger Mailo, but what does Sara think of this Aussie songstress’ 2010 album WE ARE BORN? Find out by reading the album review here!
Covers Revue, Vol. 41 – Iron & Wine covers “Such Great Heights” :: Originally by The Postal Service
Okay, so let’s start off by saying that Mailo and I agreed to disagree on Mary J. Blige’s cover of Aretha Franklin’s “(You Make Me Feel Like A) Natural Woman,” which was featured on the Covers Revue last week. He said, and I quote, “I disagree, MJB’s version is just as good as Aretha’s!” A …
The Bird and the Bee :: Interpreting the Masters, Vol. 1: A Tribute to Daryl Hall and John Oates
Wow. Talk about a follow-up! Technically, The Bird and the Bee’s latest release, Interpreting the Masters, Vol. 1: A Tribute to Daryl Hall and John Oates, could take up a couple of months’ worth of Covers Revue. But this full album of Hall & Oates covers is too amazing to not feature in our Album …
Enter The Shell Show Compainion Blog ::Music Show::
In this special edition of The Enter The Shell Music Show! we’re dolling out free music!
Broken Bells :: Broken Bells
Speaking of collabos, we’ve got a really great one this week for our album review! In one corner, we have James Mercer. Mercer has been the primary singer/songwriter of the indie group The Shins. This band has been around for over a decade but they gained much more popularity in the mid-2000s with the inclusion …
Titus Andronicus :: The Monitor
“Is it a concept album about the Civil War? Or one of the best indie rock albums of 2010? You decide as we preview The Monitor.” – MySpace Front Page That’s all it took to hook me into listening to Titus Andronicus’ follow-up to their (apparently) critically acclaimed debut (I’ve never heard their debut, let …
Adam Green :: Minor Love
When you see Adam Green of the Moldy Peaches, you don’t expect that voice to come out of him but when it does, it definitely surprises you. Though the deepness in his voice is unexpected, it’s very soft and unassuming.