Archive for January, 2011

BANK HEIST "I Said Please" MP3 (Project of Teen Daze Guitarist)

Bank Heist

The live guitarist for Teen Daze also has a project and an album coming out tomorrow titled The Kingdom. There are hints of some of Teen Daze’s glorious ethereal compositions. But as demonstrated in the track “I Said Please” there’s much more live instrumentation going on. The live drums and bass makes the song sound organic. And once the chorus it begins to take you on a soulful rocket journey as the vocals cry “1 2 3 4 let’s go.” If you enjoy Teen Daze, you’ll enjoy what Matthew Joel aka Bank Heist has conjured up.

MP3:I Said Please

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BANK HEIST “I Said Please” MP3 (Project of Teen Daze Guitarist)

Bank Heist

The live guitarist for Teen Daze also has a project and an album coming out tomorrow titled The Kingdom. There are hints of some of Teen Daze’s glorious ethereal compositions. But as demonstrated in the track “I Said Please” there’s much more live instrumentation going on. The live drums and bass makes the song sound organic. And once the chorus it begins to take you on a soulful rocket journey as the vocals cry “1 2 3 4 let’s go.” If you enjoy Teen Daze, you’ll enjoy what Matthew Joel aka Bank Heist has conjured up.

MP3:I Said Please

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THE KILLS "Satellite" MP3 + TOUR DATES

The Kills

I used to travel around Florida going to see the punk rock group Discount. Alison Mosshart’s emotive vocals were always enchanting in the live setting. Once the band disbanded a few years later there was word of Alison Mosshart’s new band The Kills. The band was much more bluesy and soulful in comparison to Discount. But they still contained the same hard hitting edgy aesthetics. Their first album Keep On Your Mean Side was great. Now six years later their fourth album Blood Pressures coming out on Domino Records has been announced.

From the new album “Satellite” has been chosen as the first single.  It has that jagged edge that the band has always been known for. The song rumbles like a bar fight that you wouldn’t want to get yourself involved in. And if you don’t pay attention you just may get punched and staggered by it’s army marching like ending.

Tour Dates:

04.15.11 @ House of Blues in San Diego, California
04.19.11 @ Granada Theatre in Dallas, Texas
04.20.11 @ La Zona Rosa in Austin, Texas
04.22.11 @ Cannery Ballroom in Nashville, Tennessee
04.23.11 @ Masquerade in Atlanta, Georgia
04.24.11 @ 9:30 Club in Washington, DC
04.26.11 @ Royale in Boston, Massachusetts
04.27.11 @ Theatre of the Living Arts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
04.29.11 @ Terminal 5 in New York, New York
04.30.11 @ L’Olympia in Montreal, Quebec
05.01.11 @ Sound Academy in Toronto, Ontario
05.03.11 @ Majestic Theatre in Detroit, Michigan
05.04.11 @ Vic Theatre in Chicago, Illinois
05.05.11 @ First Avenue in Minneapolis, Minnesota
05.08.11 @ Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver, British Columbia
05.09.11 @ Showbox at the Market in Seattle, Washington
05.10.11 @ Wonder Ballroom in Portland, Oregon
05.11.11 @ The Fillmore in San Francisco, California

MP3:Satellite

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THE KILLS “Satellite” MP3 + TOUR DATES

The Kills

I used to travel around Florida going to see the punk rock group Discount. Alison Mosshart’s emotive vocals were always enchanting in the live setting. Once the band disbanded a few years later there was word of Alison Mosshart’s new band The Kills. The band was much more bluesy and soulful in comparison to Discount. But they still contained the same hard hitting edgy aesthetics. Their first album Keep On Your Mean Side was great. Now six years later their fourth album Blood Pressures coming out on Domino Records has been announced.

From the new album “Satellite” has been chosen as the first single.  It has that jagged edge that the band has always been known for. The song rumbles like a bar fight that you wouldn’t want to get yourself involved in. And if you don’t pay attention you just may get punched and staggered by it’s army marching like ending.

Tour Dates:

04.15.11 @ House of Blues in San Diego, California
04.19.11 @ Granada Theatre in Dallas, Texas
04.20.11 @ La Zona Rosa in Austin, Texas
04.22.11 @ Cannery Ballroom in Nashville, Tennessee
04.23.11 @ Masquerade in Atlanta, Georgia
04.24.11 @ 9:30 Club in Washington, DC
04.26.11 @ Royale in Boston, Massachusetts
04.27.11 @ Theatre of the Living Arts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
04.29.11 @ Terminal 5 in New York, New York
04.30.11 @ L’Olympia in Montreal, Quebec
05.01.11 @ Sound Academy in Toronto, Ontario
05.03.11 @ Majestic Theatre in Detroit, Michigan
05.04.11 @ Vic Theatre in Chicago, Illinois
05.05.11 @ First Avenue in Minneapolis, Minnesota
05.08.11 @ Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver, British Columbia
05.09.11 @ Showbox at the Market in Seattle, Washington
05.10.11 @ Wonder Ballroom in Portland, Oregon
05.11.11 @ The Fillmore in San Francisco, California

MP3:Satellite

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PETER BJORN AND JOHN "Dig A Little Deeper" MP3

Peter Bjorn And John

Alright, I was skimming over the wonderful blog Pretty Much Amazing. I saw that there was a second track from Peter Bjorn and John’s Gimme Some that has been “released.” Now, I wouldn’t agree with calling it “surf pop.” But there is a definite bigger jangle to the track compared to the rocking “Second Chance.” I would say it’s much more similar to what Vampire Weekend has been doing with their music. There’s a little bit of a Caribbean-tinge to it; especially in the breakdown of the outro. So in the end, I wouldn’t picture myself surfing to this track. But I can see it being a sunny beach day accompaniment.

MP3:Dig A Little Deeper

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PETER BJORN AND JOHN “Dig A Little Deeper” MP3

Peter Bjorn And John

Alright, I was skimming over the wonderful blog Pretty Much Amazing. I saw that there was a second track from Peter Bjorn and John’s Gimme Some that has been “released.” Now, I wouldn’t agree with calling it “surf pop.” But there is a definite bigger jangle to the track compared to the rocking “Second Chance.” I would say it’s much more similar to what Vampire Weekend has been doing with their music. There’s a little bit of a Caribbean-tinge to it; especially in the breakdown of the outro. So in the end, I wouldn’t picture myself surfing to this track. But I can see it being a sunny beach day accompaniment.

MP3:Dig A Little Deeper

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LISSI DANCEFLOOR DISASTER "Glowing Hearts" OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO + STREAM

Lissi Dancefloor Disaster

From Uppsala, Sweden this “ekotronica art pop” duo has a new music video for their new single “Glowing Hearts.” The song itself is the usual electro dance affair. Dark haunting bass synths, beeping keyboards and emotive trashing female vocals. It’s got a groove and a beat. But the music video is a little different. It follows the day-to-day of the usual man. His life is gloomy. It’s as if his soul has almost been drawn out of his being suffering from the heartless cold that surrounds him. It’s eerie contrast to the song.

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LISSI DANCEFLOOR DISASTER “Glowing Hearts” OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO + STREAM

Lissi Dancefloor Disaster

From Uppsala, Sweden this “ekotronica art pop” duo has a new music video for their new single “Glowing Hearts.” The song itself is the usual electro dance affair. Dark haunting bass synths, beeping keyboards and emotive trashing female vocals. It’s got a groove and a beat. But the music video is a little different. It follows the day-to-day of the usual man. His life is gloomy. It’s as if his soul has almost been drawn out of his being suffering from the heartless cold that surrounds him. It’s eerie contrast to the song.

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BROWN RECLUSE "Impressions of a City Morning" MP3

Brown Recluse

After releasing beautiful EPs such as Black Sunday and The Soft Skin, dropping “Sings” from their name and joining the army that is Slumerland Records, Philadelphia’s sunny pop band Brown Recluse will finally release their debut full-length. Titled Evening Tapestry, the album will contain their brand of sultry beach pop ala Brian Wilson. If you’d like a taste of that just listen to “Impressions of a City Morning.” It’s a short mixture of early Of Montreal and elephant6 like pop. Lead by Timothy Meskers’ soft vocals and backed by the band’s somber strumming guitars and mellow keys, it points towards that era when pop music really was simple. The album will be available February 15th, 2011.

MP3: “Impressions of a City Morning

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BROWN RECLUSE “Impressions of a City Morning” MP3

Brown Recluse

After releasing beautiful EPs such as Black Sunday and The Soft Skin, dropping “Sings” from their name and joining the army that is Slumerland Records, Philadelphia’s sunny pop band Brown Recluse will finally release their debut full-length. Titled Evening Tapestry, the album will contain their brand of sultry beach pop ala Brian Wilson. If you’d like a taste of that just listen to “Impressions of a City Morning.” It’s a short mixture of early Of Montreal and elephant6 like pop. Lead by Timothy Meskers’ soft vocals and backed by the band’s somber strumming guitars and mellow keys, it points towards that era when pop music really was simple. The album will be available February 15th, 2011.

MP3: “Impressions of a City Morning

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Twentyseven Views is primarily a music blog (although sometimes I will do the random post on a film or something culture or art related). All posts are genuine and honest opinions by the writer.

The writer is based in New York and has run a small indie record label, was a former publicist and has done freelance publicity. The writer has penchant taste in music that lean towards pop. Whether that be indie pop, dance music or hip-hop.

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