So here's a couple of great tracks I've gotten hold of due to the glory of the internetz. The PATD one I should have uploaded months ago, yanno, around Halloween, but whatever it's great anytime of the year. So enjoy this one people. It's a pretty good file dump.
All that can truly be said about this song is that it is EPIC LULZ. You need to hear it to believe it. Not to mention Ryan Ross' voice is on clear display, which is pretty awesome if you're a Panic fan.
Who is Tequila Mockingbird you ask? Tequila Mockingbird is the combined awesome power of Nicholas Scimeca, who is apparently a parter of Angels & Kings (Peter Wentz's restaurant whut), and Travis McCoy, of Gym Class Heroes fame. So what about the song then? It's fucking catchy and I can't stop listening to it. Someone around here is gonna kill me.
Toni was the first person to tell me about this band, but it wasn't until I saw them in '07 that I actually started to pay attention. They're kind of a ~supergroup of the Canadian scene~ so to speak, and are notably fronted by Andrew Neufeld of Comeback Kid. But they don't sound like Comeback Kid. Hmm whatever its good music. Download if it interests you.
HOLLA ANOTHER SIDE PROJECT! 3 in one file dump. This one is a-featurin Keith Buckley from Every Time I Die. It's almost like this weird country rock music thing he's doing (holy shit maybe even actual southern rock-esque?) with some old friends that started one night while they were drunk. This is an acoustic version of one of their songs, and it might just be my favorite I've heard. Supremely pretty. No screaming here.
So here is Every Time I Die's debut full length album on Ferret. It's pretty ghetto awesome. Back when they were straightforward metalcore. I'm more of a fan of their work Hot Damn! and forward, but if you are a fan of ETID and/or metalcore, this is basically a must. As well, finding a copy of the album artwork was a real bitch, so I'm sorry for the shit quality.
So still in my "YAY BLINK 182 IS BACK" phase, I have decided to post up their first full length release. So evarbodeh, say hi to Cheshire Cat! What can I say about this record? Well I doubt that by listening to it in 1994 you would have realized just how legendary this band was going to become. Still ultra catchy and funny like Blink have always been, it has the sound typical of pop punks in the early to mid nineties, save for Green Day. Also of note is that Travis Barker is not in the band, so the drumming isn't the typical Blink 182 sound. Still worthy of being in your collection though. So yes. :)
So I don't know what to write about this record, so I'll just copy and paste from the wikipedia article: "Kids for America is the first EP released by American pop punk band Motion City Soundtrack in 2000. The tracks "Cambridge" and "1000 Paper Cranes" were redone and released on I Am the Movie. This release was hand made and according to their official discography, it was limited to 100 copies. The full package includes a disc with only a tiny "MCS," the folded artwork, and a contact/credits card that contained information for booking. This was all housed in a plastic sleeve." So yes, that's that.
So this album was most definitely requested a long time ago. Sorry about that. Anyways, it's pretty awesome and hilariously clever. I really need to listen to Cobra Starship. However, I think this might be one of those things where the people in my life kill me for being a big geek. Whatever. Good stuff. Download link obv. in blog title or link below.
Do you remember Box Car Racer? If you do, AWESOME! If you don't, holy shit I am old. Hahh. This album is the only album of the now defunct Blink 182 side project started by Tom Delonge, featuring Travis Barker on drums. It's almost like +44, except not formed out of depressing necessity. Don't run in fear now though, this is not anything near the overwhelming douchebaggery that was Angels And Airwaves. It was merely a vehicle for Delonge to get out the musical ideas he had that he felt weren't really Blink 182-ish. So instead of being inspired by U2 and The Police, this album was more inspired Rites Of Spring, Embrace, and Fugazi. For the uneducated, those were the orignal emo bands. Yeah. It's their fault.
The special edition of City and Colour's second full-length album Bring Me Your Love. Only 5000 copies are available in North America, plus 1000 in Australia. (I lucked out and spotted one in an HMV today.) The album itself is great, receiving mostly 4-star reviews when it came out last February. This 2-disc version features 2 new songs (Faithless and I Don't Need To Know) and demo versions of all songs except The Girl. The track Sleeping Sickness features Gordon Downie of The Tragically Hip.
Disc 1: Bring Me Your Love 1. Forgive Me 2. Confessions 3. The Death of Me 4. Body in a Box 5. Sleeping Sickness (featuring Gordon Downie) 6. What Makes a Man? 7. Waiting... 8. Constant Knot 9. Against the Grain 10. The Girl 11. Sensible Heart 12. As Much As I Ever Could 13. Faithless (Previously unreleased) 14. I Don't Need to Know (Previously unreleased)
Disc 2: Demos 1. Forgive Me 2. Confessions 3. The Death of Me 4. Body in a Box 5. Sleeping Sickness 6. What Makes a Man? 7. Waiting... 8. Constant Knot (Quiet) 9. Constant Knot (Horns) 10. Against the Grain 11. Sensible Heart 12. As Much As I Ever Could 13. Faithless 14. I Don't Need to Know
So I have been waiting on this album since before anyone fully knew Frank was in this band. Frank you ask? Frank from My Chemical Romance. It's like his angry little hardcore side project. It's sick as fuck. Brutal as fuck. Love it, fuck. This entire album is an exercise in raging hard. If you like it loud, fast, heavy, and angry, this is for you.
Here is the cd single for AFI's song Love Like Winter. It was the second single off of their popular album Decemberunderground. It features a pretty great and low key cover of Jack The Ripper by Morrissey, and a b-side which I have not yet listened to yet. So yes. That's that.
Well it's about time I uploaded this album! I've been meaning to since it leaked in September. Shows how lazy I am. Anyways, what can I say about Demi Lovato? Well she played Itchie, the female lead in Camp Rock. Her album was basically co-written in large part with the Jonas Brothers (the songs they wrote together are arguably the strongest on the record, minus their duet, which is the musical equivalent of a cum fart... well maybe not that bad) because the stuff she personally writes simply wouldn't fly by her target market aka Disney Channel. Does that mean this sucks? No. Far from it. This album is basically full of super awesome girl pop-rock. It's awesome like Paramore's 'Riot', if it had been released on Hollywood Records. It also a includes a song (The Middle) co-written by Kara DioGuardi, the new American Idol judge- and holy shit its a killer track. I basically love it, even including it on my top albums of 2008 list, amongst a bunch of "legitimate" artists. I'm way excited for the deluxe reissue of this album, featuring a Spanish language song and a new song demonstrating the type of music she wants to be playing and will be continuing on with. I'm fucking STOKED. Until then, enjoy! 8D
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