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add some music to your day search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home gigs merchandise contact us post navigation ← older posts record store day list posted on april 4, 2018 by rich reply rsd price press the link above for price list, this list is subject to change posted in general | leave a reply jack white album playback posted on march 3, 2018 by rich reply we’re taking part in the worldwide advance listening parties for boarding house reach, the new album from jack white which is out march 23rd on third man records , will take place on friday, march 9th at music’s not dead . in addition to hearing the new album in full two weeks before it’s release, all attendees will be given exclusive 3″ jack white buttons (while supplies last) and will have the chance to enter to win one listening party exclusive single-sided tri-color 7” of jack’s new single “over and over and over” or a jack white cotton canvas tote bag. also a chance to enter for the grand global prize of a trip for 2 to see jack white’s first tour date at little caesars in detroit, michigan. including return flights for 2 adults, 2 night’s hotel + $500 spending money posted in general | leave a reply pj harvey – rid of me posted on february 16, 2013 by rich reply i am currently in the mood to just punch the world and keep punching. i just wish i had a treacherous ex-lover to give this state of mind some kind of justification, especially listening to an album with the power and wounded rage of rid of me. pj harvey even managed to unnerve her seasoned producer steve albini (a man who is basically a by-word for vicious fleshless rock about subjects you’re scared to think about). at the time, she was recovering from a nervous breakdown and ate nothing but potatoes during the recording. if any record captures this unhinged nervous collapse, rid of me does, right down to the still extraordinary cover, which was taken in total darkness save for the split second flash that illuminated the final result. one melody maker journalist was in her car when she heard the title track’s final climax for the first time – she crashed. when she rasps “lick my legs, i’m on fire”, there’s not an uncurled toe in the house. those only familiar with 2010′s brilliant ‘let england shake’ may be disappointed, but if you’re a fan of nirvana’s most difficult and abrasive moments, you may have found your go-to record for when that special someone crushes all your hopes and dreams. it’s an exceptionally difficult record – she actually sounds like she’s been physically injured on ‘legs’, but she carries it through, right to the end when she ponders “…but i could kill you instead.” it’s not all exorcism of demons though… ok, just kidding, it’s got demons coming out the wazoo (or wherever it is that demons come out of), but the songs themselves are so great that it’s not a chore to witness it. ’50ft queenie’ borders on actually being fun – the hooks throughout are fantastic from the bellows of “don’t you wish you never, never met her” on the title track, to that nauseous punch-drunk riff on ‘dry’. plus, steve albini does his usual brilliant job of making the guitar strings sound like wreathes of barbed wire. it’s even dead catchy a lot of the time, like on ’50ft queenie, man size and hook, despite the thrilling unpolished sandpaper-and-steel rawness of it all. you’d be mistaken if you think ‘rid of me’ is a victim’s diatribe – the only victim here is whichever sad-sack dumped her. so fellas, the moral of the story is, never break pj harvey’s heart. she might make an amazing album about you, but it will make you wish you were dead. click here to hear man-size for fans of… nirvana, pixies, slint, big black, holy bible-era manic street preachers. –joe anthony hill posted in general | leave a reply new releases 11/02 posted on february 15, 2013 by del reply richard thompson – electric cd/2cd/vinyl foals – holy fire cd/vinyl/vinyl boxset darwin deez – songs for imaginative people pvt – homosapien modestep – evolution theory endless boogie – long island cd/vinyl tegan and sara – heartthrob cd/vinyl bullet for my valentine – temper temper jimbo mathus – white buffalo lindi ortega – cigarettes & truckstops chris isaak – best of led zeppelin – celebration day vinyl boxset posted in general | leave a reply liars – wixiw posted on december 30, 2012 by rich reply top 25 lps of 2012 #1 surely fans of liars have been taught to expect the unexpected by now, but, even so, what are we supposed to expect when they deliver an album of music so unexpected that even those expecting the unexpected don’t know what to expect? (that’s some faux-highbrow bull**** right there.) they almost definitely didn’t think they’d have to be taught how to pronounce its title (“wish-you”, which sounds like a sneeze more than an album). from stroppy squealing dance-punk, to peerless concept albums about anxiety and witch-trials, to clang-bang-boom indie pop to epic grand-scale suites of urban claustrophobia, they’ve crossed a lot of borders, but who put ‘wixiw’ on, pressed play and had their assumptions fulfilled? synthesizers? what the crap? even the band themselves can’t remember how they got a lot of the sounds for the record. they would gather “different” sounds by any means they could – they would hang wet flannels on a line and record the sound of the water droplets hitting saucepans; they would place microphones up trees to record the flocks of roosting birds; they would use guitars with snapped necks and christ knows what else. what’s brilliant about these methods, however, is that liars never make this found-sound approach into a gimmick. they weave this bottled earthly strangeness seamlessly into the songs. the songs themselves centre around the concept of doubt – while the opener says “i’ll never let you down / you’ll never be alone” in of one the most tender songs the band has written, it all dissipates into ‘octagon’, with angus andrew’s guttural drawl of “leave me, i will break your heart”. these songs feel like something of a sequential internal narrative of unease and restlessness. it’s a deep record, but it’s also the most approachable the band has ever been. it’s one of those lps where you can find new angles to it with more and more plays, not just lyrically, but sonically. i feel like this blurb is less over-the-top enthusiastic than most of the others i write. maybe that’s because i’m trying to restrain myself (for once), maybe it’s because i feel writing about a record like this feels pointless and doesn’t really add anything, or maybe i’d just rather you listen to it and dig deep into it yourself than sit here reading about it, but i will say this: albums like ‘wixiw’ are exceptionally rare. liars have completely overhauled their sound and made it more accessible than ever, and yet they have done it all without a shred of compromise, pushing their experimental boundaries into new territories. it’s one of their most immediate records, and one of their most impenetrable, but all of this isn’t the main reason why it sits at #1 on this self-important pompous countdown of mine: it’s simply because, i have enjoyed listening to no other lp from 2012 more than this one. for fans of… radiohead, can, deerhunter, fever ray, the knife click here to hear no.1 against the rush –joe anthony hill **posts signed joe anthony hill are not the opinions of the staff of music’s not dead. i don’t work, there i just wish i did and they let me write stuff here. (thanks guys.) merry new year and happy listening! posted in general | leave a reply post navigation ← older posts © 2011

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