Archive for January, 2011

“it’s hard to rely on my good intentions when my head’s full of things that i can’t mention seems i usually get things right but i can’t understand what i did last night”

This is one of the best cover songs I’ve ever heard – hopefully Sara Bareilles will release it as a bonus track.  It’s perfect.  Chris Martin should be proud.  Check out the clip from last night’s Z100 live stream from NYC.

Just can’t stop listening to The Naked And Famous, a sexier sounding Silversun Pickups hailing from New Zealand.  TNAF will be in NYC on May 4th, Terminal 5.  Count me in. Ed-G    

We could have had it all…You’re gonna wish you never had met me.

British pop singer, Sunday Girl, is the total package:  hot with a voice (marketable).  She’s making more noise in the UK, thanks to her covers of Ke$ha’s “Tik Tok” and MGMT’s “Time to Pretend”, but with Diplo signed on as her producer, her original songs are Brit-pop good.  Her music videos are just as hot, including [...]

I was feeling tired when I came back home I didn’t know the number on the telephone Then I heard the sweetest voices Calling through the dry ether radio Ether radio, ether radio

I won’t go into great detail about the new tattoo that my friend (who will remain anonymous, though his name rhymes with Thristopher Jett) recently got in a parlor in NYC’s West Village. If this was my arm, the artist that created this would be out of a job and the joint would be closed [...]

The Drums played a 45 minute set last night (January 19th) at the more intimate stage in Webster Hall (The Studio) to a crowd of 250 max (part of a benefit show for Dan Duggins).  The highlight of the night was their cover of The Supremes’ “Where Did Our Love Go”, completely hipsterdized and surprisingly [...]

Cake should be excited about topping Billboard’s 200 Albums chart this week, but that also came with some disappointing history-making news.  The 44k sales shift of “Showroom of Compassion” makes this debut the lowest sales numbers to rank at the top of the charts, according to Soundscan.   It’s a sad time for music.

WHO: Michigan band Lightning Love COMPARISONS: A tamed down Metric meets Eisley WORTHY: Pretty simple lyrics matched with simple production – and catchy. MORE: The vocalist and drummer happen to be brother and sister – just like Eisley. Ed-G.