A nice sounding tribute to David Bowie by some good bands and artist. A Salute to the Thin White Duke, the Songs of David Bowie includes covers performed by Dum Dum Girls, The KVB, The Deer Tracks, and more. Available to buy and stream via bandcamp.
full of sacred sound But you're outside where the companies dream and the money goes round...
Life through music. When something is important to you it tends to infuence your life and it becomes a part of who you are. This something for me is music; I simply cannot live without it. Through this blog I share some insights and reflections upon the music in my life.
Showing posts with label Dum Dum Girls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dum Dum Girls. Show all posts
Monday, October 05, 2015
Thursday, June 05, 2014
Saturday, May 24, 2014
Up is up (but so is down)
From Haunted Hearts' forthcoming album Initiation. An album not to miss! Out on May 27.
Haunted Hearts are spouses Dee Dee Penny (of Dum Dum Girls) and Brandon Welchez (of Crocodiles).
Haunted Hearts are spouses Dee Dee Penny (of Dum Dum Girls) and Brandon Welchez (of Crocodiles).
Thursday, March 06, 2014
Are You Okay?
This is a must watch!
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Friday, November 01, 2013
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
End of Daze
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I have listened to Dum Dum Girls' EP 'End of Daze' many times now. On the lovely clear vinyl that I got in the post today, and at Spotify. At the moment, 'Season in Hell' is my favourite song off the EP.
Here is the video for 'Lord Knows':
Dum Dum Girls - End of Daze (Stereogum Premiere) by subpop
Labels:
Dum Dum Girls,
SoundCloud,
Spotify,
Stereogum,
video,
vinyl
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Coming down
Today I got my book set of Suede at the Royal Albert Hall on March 24, 2010. What a lovely experience it is to watch the dvd from the concert and re-live that night again. A warm feeling spreads through my body and I have a silly smile on my face after watching it. Thank you so much Suede and Teenage Cancer Trust for giving us that wonderful night and this lovely memory.
Here's something very different: 'Coming Down' by Dum Dum Girls.
Here's something very different: 'Coming Down' by Dum Dum Girls.
Labels:
concert,
Dum Dum Girls,
Royal Albert Hall,
suede,
video
Tuesday, December 06, 2011
Music from a year
As I've mentioned in an earlier post, there're many lists of best albums for the year 2011 currently being published. I'm not much for making lists of albums, I'm more into collecting songs I like and love and following the bands and artists that are close to my heart. However, I think I should mention some albums that have made my 2011 so much better and of which I am glad that I'm not without.
A part from the reissues of Suede's five studio albums and the fourth solo album from Brett Anderson, which is better than I had hoped for, there are some albums, and bands, that I am honoured to have been listening to, and seen live on two occasions. With no one better that the other, I really love these three albums:
Lamb - '5'
Other Lives - 'Tamer Animals'
Dum Dum Girls - 'Only In Dreams'
Masquer - 'Cover My Face As The Animals Cry'
Zola Jesus - 'Conatus'
Anna Calvi - 'Anna Calvi'
PJ Harvey - 'Let England Shake'
Visions of Trees - 'Sometimes It Kills'/'No Flag'
Visions of Trees - 'Siren (Novocaine)'/'Sience of Hate'
Lana del Rey - 'Video Games'/'Blue Jeans'
Additionally, I'm sure there're lots of tracks and albums that I haven't discovered yet...
Have you discovered the deluxe edition of Austra's 'Feel It Break'? It includes some of the great "b-sides" from the singles, like 'Identity'.
A part from the reissues of Suede's five studio albums and the fourth solo album from Brett Anderson, which is better than I had hoped for, there are some albums, and bands, that I am honoured to have been listening to, and seen live on two occasions. With no one better that the other, I really love these three albums:
Invasionen - 'Saker som jag sagt till natten'Other good music from this year, according to me (and I have surely forgotten some), in no particular order:
Foster the People - 'Torches'
Austra - 'Feel It Break'
Lamb - '5'
Other Lives - 'Tamer Animals'
Dum Dum Girls - 'Only In Dreams'
Masquer - 'Cover My Face As The Animals Cry'
Zola Jesus - 'Conatus'
Anna Calvi - 'Anna Calvi'
PJ Harvey - 'Let England Shake'
Visions of Trees - 'Sometimes It Kills'/'No Flag'
Visions of Trees - 'Siren (Novocaine)'/'Sience of Hate'
Lana del Rey - 'Video Games'/'Blue Jeans'
Additionally, I'm sure there're lots of tracks and albums that I haven't discovered yet...
Have you discovered the deluxe edition of Austra's 'Feel It Break'? It includes some of the great "b-sides" from the singles, like 'Identity'.
Labels:
Anna Calvi,
Austra,
Black Rainbows,
Brett Anderson,
Dum Dum Girls,
Foster the People,
Invasionen,
Lamb,
Lana del Rey,
Masquer,
Other Lives,
PJ Harvey,
SoundCloud,
Spotify,
suede,
video,
Visions of Trees,
Zola Jesus
Saturday, December 03, 2011
Bedroom Eyes
When it's time for sleep... maybe.
Another of their songs that I have on repeat now is 'Coming Down', it's beautiful.
Dum Dum Girls - Coming Down by subpop
Another of their songs that I have on repeat now is 'Coming Down', it's beautiful.
Dum Dum Girls - Coming Down by subpop
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