Tuesday, June 5, 2012

New Music Tuesday



Well it's another Tuesday and another collection of music albums full of guts for us all to "get up into". At first look you might be thinking "Wow, when added up by time, these albums represent a whole lot of time!" and you are correct.

Alejandro Escovedo: Big Station
Amanda Mair: Amanda Mair
The Beach Boys: That's Why God Made the Radio
Beatles: Yellow Submarine Songtrack
Bela Fleck: Across the Imaginary Divide
Belleruche: Rollerchain
Chris Robinson Brotherhood: Big Moon Ritual
CocoRosie: We Are On Fire b/w Tears For Animals
Crocodiles: Endless Flowers
Curren$y: The Stoned Immaculate
David Bowie: Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust (remastered) [vinyl]
Dntel: Aimlessness
Heart: Strange Euphoria (5-disc box set)
The Hives: Lex Hives
Japandroids: Celebration Rock
Jherek Bischoff: Composed
Joe Walsh: Analog Man
Justin Vivian Bond: Silver Wells
Langhorne Slim: The Way We Move
Liars: WIXIW
Momus: Bibliotek
The Mynabirds: Generals
Neil Young and Crazy Horse: Americana
Oberhofer: Time Capsules II [vinyl]
Patti Smith: Banga
Paul Simon: Graceland (25th Anniversary Edition CD) (with bonus tracks)
Rhett Miller: The Dreamer
Rodney Crowell: Kin: Songs by Mary Karr and Rodney Crowell
Scott Lucas and the Married Men: Blood Half Men
Teen Daze: All of Us, Together
Various Artists: Make It Your Sound, Make It Your Scene: Vanguard Records & The 1960s Musical Revolution (4-CD box set)
The Walkmen: Heavy [vinyl]

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

mp3: Coco Rosie "Lemonade"



I first stumbled upon Coco Rosie way back in 2005 when I happened to catch the video for their song "Noah's Ark" on MTV.  I swear it's true, MTV really did use to play music videos.  Anyways, fast forward to today and the two sisters who make up Coco Rosie have signed with Sub Pop and have a new album on the way.  Coco Rosie are definitely one of the more "out there" groups -- as you can probably already tell by the photo I've posted -- but I've always enjoyed their music and if the first mp3 from the new album is any indication Grey Oceans should be pretty awesome.


Coco Rosie -
"Lemonade"