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Here is a great local showcase for you.

Skylark Cafe & Club
October 7th 2007
7pm
Free
All Ages

Daybreak - www.myspace.com/musicbydaybreak
Mass Sugar - www.myspace.com/masssugar
Sammy Barrett - www.myspace.com/sammybarrett

Hope to see you there!

We're playing with:

From The North
Fear Train Caravan

9PM
$6

Come Drink with us!

www.myspace.com/3inchmax

Basically inspired by Matt Ashworth's previous post, I'm curious as to what "hip young people" are listening to these days. It's also one of my favorite questions upon meeting someone for the first time, it can tell you a lot about them. . .

My top three right now:

1. Wilco's "Sky Blue Sky": Jeff Tweedy gets rid of artsy noise guy Jim O'Rourke and creates a beautiful, layed-back masterpiece. Makes me want to crack a beer and lay out in the sun. In serious contention for album of the year. . .

2. Thurston's "Trees Outside the Academy": Although I disagree with him only using his first name (who does he think he is Cher?) Sonic Youth's main man releases a quiet, surprisingly pretty record. Featuring mostly acoustic guitar in regular tuning, violin, and soft vocals, this is Thurston stripped down to his most innocent, introspective self.

3. Pinback's "Autumn of the Seraphs": Picking right up where they left off with 2004's "Summer in Abbadon," "Seraphs" finds Pinback in familiar indie-pop territory. Programmed drums, tasty vocal harmonization, and enough giant hooks to land a monster fish. Consider this the "feel-good-summertime-head-bobbing" soundtrack.

only one day till the show!!! ROCK!

see you there!

Just wanted to spread the word about "You're Gonna Miss Me."  it's this really great soundtrack from the rock singer Roky Erickson, if you don't know who he is he was the lead guitarist from the 13th Floor Elevators in the late 60's, they became pretty popular. He went crazy and now there's a documentary available about his life, i checked out the dvd at work at umg and the sounds in the movie feature all of his best hits, so i bought the soundtrack.  anyways, i really recommend it so check out the website if you're interested...

www.rokymovie.com

From August 3-5, 2007, AT&T blue room will feature exclusive performances from some of the bands at this year’s Lollapalooza festival. Webcasts run from 12:30 p.m. CT until 10 p.m. CT each day.
Visit blue room for specific artist webcast times, behind-the-scenes footage, clips from the events and interviews with the artists.
It’s all at http://www.attblueroom.com/music

August 13th 2007
the High Dive

Daybreak
Uncle Doo Dad   
Quisthammer

21+, $6 cover
9pm

Tonight! Hope to see you there!