Showing posts with label London. Show all posts
Showing posts with label London. Show all posts

Sunday, 12 December 2010

Cowbell - Never Satisfied (Video)


I love this track. Hope you do too.

Cowbell are a blues/garage rock duo from London. Yes, it's a fella on guitar and vocals and a woman on drums. Sounds familiar doesnt it? I really dont care if they are a White Stripes rip off (they're not); this is great music.

Saturday, 30 January 2010

Grizzly Bear cover Hot Chip


Grizzly Bear, creators of one of my albums of 2009 (I really need to finish those posts), cover one of Hot Chip's big singles from a few years back and change it from a dancey pop-track into a subtle folky lament. And it works.
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Right Click > Save As... for the mp3 (kindly provided by GvsB)

Good Shoes - The Way My Heart Beats mp3


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The opening track from new album 'No Hope, No Future', out now.
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Saturday, 9 January 2010

Saturday, 3 October 2009

Monday, 21 September 2009

New Shofolk A/W range

Folk's footwear line, entitled Shofolk (pronounced Shoe Folk, not 'Show' Folk) has always been a favourite of mine. The Finlay, pictured above, is a new derby for this year (and I want a pair).
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Go to Folk's website 'superstore' to check out the rest of the line (including the Alaric, which I picked up last autumn, and got a bit of stick for).

Sunday, 12 July 2009

Bombay Bicycle Club - Dust On The Ground mp3

As I've said before, this young 4-piece from North London are my favourite band at the moment. Their name is taken from a chain of Indian Take-Away restaurants, which makes me like them even more.
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Their debut album "I had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose" is out now at all good record shops, and some bad ones too. It's excellent, and you can pick it up for less than 9 quid.
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Previously, on eternalbroadcaster: Dust On The Ground (Video)

Sunday, 5 July 2009

London Police Mural - Amsterdam

Click image for close up.
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The London Police were commissioned to throw this mural up in the centre of Amsterdam's historic Jordaan district. But things went quickly downhill...
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Wooster Says: "Despite getting written permission from the owner of the building, the City Council has threatened to remove it. Local residents are now actively rallying to save it."
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How people fail to appreciate this type of thing is beyond me... it's not like it says 'Sharon is a slag' or 'Dave and Trace 4 Eva'.

Wednesday, 29 April 2009

New Burial (snippet)

Juno will be selling a double-A sided 12" from Monday 4th May, featuring brand new tracks from Four-Tet and, more importantly, South London Dubstep hero (hero of mine, at any rate), Burial. If you don't know about him, click here and 'learn yourself'.
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You can stream a snippet of this forthcoming track HERE. The minute it's ripped to mp3 format, it will be on this site. Promise.

Thursday, 23 April 2009

New music from Mike Skinner


Mike is giving brand new tracks away via twitter. Almost enough to make me take back all the nasty things I've said about that site...

Basement Jaxx - Raindrops mp3

New from Basement Jaxx. Good to have them back.

Thursday, 19 March 2009

Peter Doherty - 1939 Returning mp3

This is alright. A nice gentle English lament, from Pete's new album, which came out Monday.
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I know, the picture is harsh...

Friday, 13 February 2009

The Prodigy - Invaders Must Die mp3

I'm liking The Prodigy's new album.
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However, it sounds like it could have been made in 1998, which is a good thing as far as I'm concerned, but I don't know what 'da kidz' will think of it. Here is the opener and title track, Invaders Must Die, a good old high-energy Prodigy instrumental from Liam. Stop the Peter, Bjorn & John Video (one post down) and hit play. If you want to d/l this track for keeps, click on 'divshare' in the box below.

Thursday, 11 December 2008

Kidrobot to open in Selfridges


Freshness are reporting that for one month, starting in January 20089, Selfridges will be hosting a Kidrobot store-gallery in their 'Wonder Room'.
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This is Kidrobot's first ever overseas project, and to mark this, Kidrobot and Selfridges are holding a release party for their 'Ye Olde English Dunny' Series, a 17-figure lineup of art toys designed by top UK artists such as ilovedust, Clutter, Triclops, Jon Burgerman and TADO.
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In addition, Kidrobot created an exclusive version of their highly anticipated Kidrobot 16, which will be available only at the Kidrobot x Selfridges store-gallery. Known as UK Punk, this insanely rare figure comes complete with a Union Jack paint job, a studded belt, and will drop in a limited edition run of 300 pieces.

NOWHERE at Dover Street Market

Nigo (BAPE) and Jun Takahashi (Undercover) are recreating their Harajuku-based vintage streetwear store 'NOWHERE' in London's Dover Street Market. The space will be open for a limited time only, starting on 19th January, and will offer A Bathing Ape products as well as collaborative peices under the NOWHERE brand.
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Start queueing now!

Thursday, 13 November 2008

New 'Buck' Magazine Launch

Buck, a new men's magazine, is published for the first time this month. Based out of my home town, the magazine concentrates solely on style, design and food, unlike some of its competitors who try to cover everything and end up offering the obvious rather than genuine insight.
The first issue is dedicated to London and it's excellent.
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For more details visit their website, buckstyle.com, where you can also sign up for a newsletter.

Tuesday, 4 November 2008

Razorlight - 60 Thompson mp3

^ Nice hat Johnny (*looks for sarcasm button on keyboard*).
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The album 'Slipway Fires' is out now. Here is a free mp3 of my current favourite track to encourage you to give your local record shop your local supermarket ten quid for it.
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Friday, 17 October 2008

"In Loving Memory of the Boom Economy"

UK artist K-Guy dropped this piss-taking memorial in the City of London recently, in order for fat bankers to pay their respects.
Click the image for a close up.

Tuesday, 14 October 2008

Shofolk x Kidrobot

Coming soon... another collectors item.
The excellent footwear of the chaps at London-based Folk meets the colourful aesthetics of the vinyl-toy Gods Kidrobot, "the worlds premier creator of limited edition art toys and apparal" (see Dunny figures and the Madvillain doll for more info).
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Only 50 pairs being made. Get in early @ folk.com.