

Originally posted by EyesWithPrideB3:In case anybody's interested, I'm taking on an interesting project...
I've decided to listen to as many 2010 releases as I possibly can this year. Whether streamed or bought, I want to uncover music that's being made NOW. I feel like earlier decades were graced with some great tunes, and I still believe that amazing stuff is out there right now- it's just not being spoonfed to us.
So I'm going through some massive lists to uncover as many albums as I possibly can, rating ALL of them, and reviewing MOST of them. I'm keeping the list for a huge "Best of 2010" thing at the end of the year, so it won't be live updated for the public to see, but reviews will be posted almost every day. This project has already taken a life of its own- its got me listening to sometimes 5 or 6 albums a day. The entire thing is being documented to some degree on a Tumblr blog set up between a friend and me- Beat Farm Radio. Feel free to follow us/bookmark the page to check up on some music reviews, and DEFINITELY PM me with album ideas- It'd be a great help! I've got the obvious/popular releases pegged, but suggestions are ALWAYS welcome!
Thanks guys!
http://beatfarmradio.tumblr.com/
Originally posted by jofice:Going to New York on Wednesday for 5 days, well 6 days but one is a wedding so I'm a bit busyAny stuff anybody would recommend? Any U2 stuff
I'm sure my mum won't mind
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Originally posted by noiseless:[..]
You seem to pull the most out of your stereo or headphones! Good thing, I like the utterly vastness of your projects.
For this one I'd like to recommend the National - High Violet. If you don't mind some gloom and sadness, I wouldn't be surprised if it ends up in your top 5 by December. Exceptional beauty, I'm pretty sure for me it will remain the ultimate release of 2010.
cheers
For as long as U2 makes music, and perhaps, even after their retirement, up-and-coming vocalists will always be compared to Bono. While plenty of singers have certainly deserved the comparison, quite a many few have not. Steven McKellar of Civil Twilight, most certainly does, sounding eerily like the Dublin frontman from the very first note.
Civil Twilight are a three piece rock band that originate from Cape Town, South Africa. Currently based in Nashville, TN. This song, “Letters from the Sky” was the iTunes free single of the week in October of ’09 and is now the centerpiece of the band’s full-length major label, self-titled debut.
Watch video on the link
Originally posted by EyesWithPrideB3:In case anybody's interested, I'm taking on an interesting project...
I've decided to listen to as many 2010 releases as I possibly can this year. Whether streamed or bought, I want to uncover music that's being made NOW. I feel like earlier decades were graced with some great tunes, and I still believe that amazing stuff is out there right now- it's just not being spoonfed to us.
So I'm going through some massive lists to uncover as many albums as I possibly can, rating ALL of them, and reviewing MOST of them. I'm keeping the list for a huge "Best of 2010" thing at the end of the year, so it won't be live updated for the public to see, but reviews will be posted almost every day. This project has already taken a life of its own- its got me listening to sometimes 5 or 6 albums a day. The entire thing is being documented to some degree on a Tumblr blog set up between a friend and me- Beat Farm Radio. Feel free to follow us/bookmark the page to check up on some music reviews, and DEFINITELY PM me with album ideas- It'd be a great help! I've got the obvious/popular releases pegged, but suggestions are ALWAYS welcome!
Thanks guys!
http://beatfarmradio.tumblr.com/
Originally posted by molang7:Wasn't really sure where to post this. Anyone know where I should....
My favorite radio station in Chicago, WXRT has a Facebook page and they uploaded this little message....
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http://wxrt.radio.com/2010/06/29/video-civil-twilight-letters-from-the-sky/
They claim that this band's frontman sounds like Bono. I don't really hear it...Do you?