Monday, September 14, 2009

I am on the mend.
At least now I can say that I am trying.
And I hope you will forget things I still lack.

Yeah



Beautiful.

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Look Out

Helter Skelter! Thrice is including a studio version of their take on the perennial, energetic Beatles classic in the physical copy of Beggars (which is out September 15.) Their cover of Eleanor Rigby was pretty awesome just in it's conception and putting it into practice, but this! This cover just straight up rocks! Check out this live clip, even though the studio version craps all over it.

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

...

I was on my way, I swear
But I lost my way somewhere...

Monday, September 7, 2009

i always knew i was stupid, but i didn't realize it would take me this long to figure out just how stupid i really was. i always knew i was stupid but i didn't realize it would take me this long to figure out just how stupid i really i was. i always knew i was STUPID, but i didn't realize it would take me THIS long to figure out just how stupid i really was. i always knew i was stupid BUT i didn't realize it would take me this long to figure out HOW stupid i really was. Ialwaysknewiwasstupidbutididn'trealizeitwouldtakemethislongtofigureoutjusthowstupidireallywas.

Thursday, September 3, 2009

Panic Attack!

Something about this song doesn't sit right. While the old man in me is digging the more accessible nature of this cut ahead of 'In The Unlikely Event''s October 6 release (The Fall of Troy's upcoming album), it's just not as all over the place as I know they were in the past (Their self titled comes to mind).



The Unlikely Event's track list:

1. Panic Attack
2. Straight-Jacket Keelhauled
3. Battleship Graveyard
4. A Classic Case of Transference
5. Single
6. Empty the Clip the King Has Been Slain
7. People and Their Lives
8. Dirty Pillow Talk
9. Nobody's Perfect
10. Webs
11. Walk of Fame
12. Nature vs. Nurture

Still gonna try and grab this the moment it drops - I've got a soft spot for their (Thomas Erak's) spastic vocals and jabbing guitar riffing brand of progressive punk. Dude's a G!

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Time Flies

...Unless you're waiting for the release of some heavily anticipated new tunage - case in point, Porcupine Tree's latest album entitled 'The Incident". Fear Of A Blank Planet was awesome, and if this single is any indication, The Incident will follow suit.