It's time to brave the ferry lines for another day in Jersey, but first: pretty pictures via the eye of Abbey Braden. As mentioned, things got off to a slow start, but from thereon the day belonged to Gregg... CONTINUE READING ALL POINTS WEST: FRIDAY IN PHOTOS»
Posted on August 9, 2008 in Concert (25 comments)
Tags: All Points West | CSS | Duffy | Girl Talk | Grizzly Bear | Mates Of State | Radiohead | The Go! Team | Underworld
Instead of proving her case by taking actual steps, Duffy spends a large chunk of this video for Rockferry tune "Stepping Stone" in bed playing with her hair as some dude in a suit mills about the room. Then she... CONTINUE READING NEW DUFFY VIDEO - "STEPPING STONE" »
Posted on August 4, 2008 in Video (7 comments)
Tags: Duffy
One day into Lolla, and Radiohead have already made the trip worth it. Also Chuck Bass -- we saw him chilling in the media area. Kanye, Wilco, and Obama (ha) are on deck. Rest assured we are charging our camera... CONTINUE READING LOLLAPALOOZA 2008: FRIDAY IN PHOTOS»
Posted on August 2, 2008 in Concert (5 comments)
Tags: Bloc Party | CSS | Duffy | Gogol Bordello | Lollapalooza | Stephen Malkmus
In their new issue, in a section called "Who's Next," SPIN list their eight bands to watch o'er '08. There are surefire bets like Jay Reatard, who recently signed to Matador, and our Santogold, fresh off her Fader cover model... CONTINUE READING SPIN'S EIGHT TO WATCH IN '08»
Posted on January 24, 2008 (24 comments)
Tags: B.o.B | Black Tide | Chester French | Duffy | Jay Reatard | Margot And The Nuclear So And So's | Santogold | The Wombats
The BBC conducted a poll of 150 music critics regarding the new bands they see breaking out in '08. For those of you who read the lists by British experts we posted a couple weeks ago, the top 10 shouldn't... CONTINUE READING BBC POLL PICKS 2008'S BREAKOUT ARTISTS»
Posted on January 7, 2008 (15 comments)
Tags: Adele | Black Kids | Duffy | Foals | Glasvegas | Joe Lean And The Jing Jang Jongs | MGMT | Santogold | The Ting Tings | Vampire Weekend
If you really had the power of foresight, and its outer limits were the ability to predict next year's breakout music artist, in this fiscal climate it'd be about as lucrative or useful as Isaac's albino-eyeballed painting-predictions about people you... CONTINUE READING BRITISH EXPERTS PREDICT 2008'S BREAKOUTS»
Posted on December 21, 2007 (47 comments)
Tags: Adele | Duffy | Joe Lean And The Jing Jang Jongs | MGMT | The Ting Tings | Vampire Weekend | Yeasayer
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Earlier this year we shined a light Swedish pop outfit the LK and their electro lovely, wintry gem "Stop Being Perfect." Had we known the band had a side project sooner, we probably would have written sooner. Instead, we came...
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Not all of Stereogum's favorite sounds conform to what folks expect us to cover. In this space, resident Bananafish fetishist Brandon Stosuy focuses on bands, albums, singles, and villages in Sweden that may otherwise pass by unnoticed. This installment's virtual...
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