Archive for April, 2008

THE WEEPIES-“Hideaway”

Posted: April 30, 2008 by dillion in Uncategorized

Indie pop folk. Or is it folky indiepop? Indie folk pop? The Weepies fit all three of these categories. We can emphasis the pop, the indie, or the folk, and different songs on “Hideaway” will fit the appropriate accent. “Wish I Could Forget” is a great example of the band’s sound. It feels like it [...]

HELLO TOKYO-“Sell The Stars”

Posted: April 29, 2008 by dillion in Uncategorized

I’m going to avoid the obvious comparison to No Doubt, and instead say that Hello Tokyo’s, “Sell the Stars” features a female vocalist (Kat Kihler) who murmurs and explodes, alternately, in disaffected, shrill passion. It’s the chick version of the same style made classic by The Rolling Stones and made current by Dave Grohl, but [...]

PICTURE OF THE DAY

Posted: April 29, 2008 by dillion in Uncategorized

LYKKE LI-“Youth Novels”

Posted: April 28, 2008 by dillion in Uncategorized

I’m having trouble finding out much about Li Lykke Timotej Zachrisson (stage name “Lykke Li”). I received her “Little Bit” EP in the mail, without much fanfare, and I really like it. I’ve also been able to locate streams of her debut, “Youth Novels” (two songs from the album are also on the EP), which [...]

DL INCOGNITO-“A Captured Moment In Time”

Posted: April 27, 2008 by dillion in Uncategorized

Underground rapper DL Incognito, a Juno-nominee who’s been in the biz for ten years, just dropped his fourth record, “A Captured Moment in Time,” on his own Nine Planets label. Canada, like Britain, has never really mastered the rap game (K-Os is the exception, and Kardinal Offishall isn’t bad but isn’t great), so it’s especially [...]

PICTURE OF THE DAY: Wedding cake edition

Posted: April 26, 2008 by dillion in Uncategorized

And because I love anything with zombies, the zombie cake topper: