The breathy vocals of Aimee Nash, half of Los Angeles-by-way-of-Australia duo The Black Ryder, merit obvious comparison to Mazzy Star’s Hope Sandoval. Here they are with “Seventh Moon,” which reminds me a bit of SPC ECO’s “Tweet Fields at Night” and is about 97% pure beauty by weight.
Archive for April, 2017
Shoegazer Sunday: The Black Ryder’s “Seventh Moon”
Sunday, April 30th, 2017Library Additions: Four Chapbooks, One Postcard
Wednesday, April 26th, 2017Between a new job, doing my taxes, and a relative coming into town, the task of cataloging library additions has been sidelined. The items here are from a Cold Tonnage Books sale in January, so the cataloging has been a long time in coming. All the below prices are after a 50% discount.
Minor Victories’ “Folk Arp”
Sunday, April 16th, 2017Here’s “Folk Arp,” another tune from Minor Victories:
The video is not particularly interesting. However, this cinéma vérité black and white piece following a trio of skateboarders at night is really nice.
Paste Magazine Ranks Every MST3K Episode (And Declares War on Your Browser)
Friday, April 14th, 2017With the new MST3K reboot dropping today, Paste Magazine ranked every episode of MST3K on one ginormous page that reportedly crashes Chrome.
I don’t agree with all their rankings (Manos: The Hands of Fate is much too low), but they’re generally in the ballpark.
Shoegazer Sunday: Nothing’s “The Dead Are Dumb”
Sunday, April 9th, 2017For your Sunday dose of Shoegaze, here’s Nothing’s “The Dead Are Dumb”:
Shoegazer Sunday: Slowdive’s “Sugar for the Pill”
Sunday, April 2nd, 2017Slowdive’s new, self-titled album, their first in two decades, is due out May 5. “Sugar for the Pill” is the second preview cut off that album (following “Star Roving“).