Two New Arcade Fire Tracks

"Go Outside" by Cults

Live, opening for Sleigh Bells at the Ridgewood Masonic Temple on Tuesday, May 11th, 2010

"Tell 'Em" by Sleigh Bells

Live performance at Ridgewood Masonic Temple. Tuesday, May 11th, 2010



There are a lot of people in Brooklyn who turn up their nose at any music that receives any hype for its quality. Sleigh Bells have received a lot of hype over the last few months, but I feel the hype is entirely justified. The music on their album, "Treats," is the most creative music I have heard in a long time. It has no genre. It's a new sound, one that is highly enjoyable and great to dance to.

I want to fly to Paris and see them on the 28th but I don't think my parents would be down with that. I really love this band. A lot.

Check this shit out

And tell me it isn't awesome:

Donwill "Love Junkie" (Wallpaper LIVE Remix) from Yours Truly on Vimeo.

Hey!

Dear Readers,

I decided to make a music blog today. I'm going to be working at 101.9 RXP over the summer, and I'll probably have a lot of stories, photos, music, etc from the experience. I start on Tuesday at 5:00 AM.

Until then, check out this playlist:

Heroin - The Velvet Underground

Visions of Johanna - Bob Dylan

Gigantic - The Pixies

Debaser - The Pixies

Teen Age Riot - Sonic Youth

Queen Bitch - David Bowie

Disorder - Joy Division

In the Aeroplane Over the Sea - Neutral Milk Hotel

Queen Jane Approximately - Bob Dylan

Grass - Animal Collective

Hope you enjoy the playlist there. Rock on.

Love,

Justice