Tuesday, February 22, 2011

BlackHand Marks You

Much like the mafia marks you for death, BlackHand marks you for rock 'n roll! This upcoming local band from Newark, DE is made of five rebels with attitudes that deliver a mixture of metal, evil & blues. Formed in early 2010 in a small backyard garage, original songs have birthed from the ground up with vocal delivery and epic doom gloom gut wrenching metal and fury. Get into a groove with originals like Army From the Void and Hell's Henchmen, which celebrate the madness of Armageddon, and their original Dance of the Undead tells the tale of a great escape from vampires. Their shows explode with intense energy and while there at it get kicked in the ass with some Misfits and Danzig covers too. They've shared the stage with some of my new fav east coast bands like Altar of Dagon, Von Kull, The Claw and Thy Will Be Done. Catch them around your town and keep posted on their facebook fanpage for their upcoming album, they hit the indie recording studio, Cephlopod Records in April.

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Friday, March 5, 2010

LUNGS ~ Florence and the Machine































Quite an astonishing discovery, Florence and the Machine with her new album LUNGS. Florence Welch, a fearless singer songwriter from London, she dances on stage and writes like she is possessed. From a world of her own, she rocks her restless demons and channels fables about sex, violence, guilt and mortality, at other times one can escape into the wilderness feeling one with the soul and blood running through the veins. I've been enraptured!


Her writings are just brilliant:
“Between Two Lungs”
Between two lungs it was released
The breath that passed from you to me
That flew between us as we slept
That slipped from your mouth into mine
It crept between two lungs. It was released/ 

“Howl”
My fingers claw your skin, try to tear my way in
You are the moon that breaks the night for which I have to howl.
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Thursday, February 4, 2010

Seabear























I have fallin' in love with the sweet sounds of Seabear. My friend Alison discovered them yesterday by their playful illustrative album cover of a two hand drawn birds and watercolor scripted type. To my surprise magic is in the air when I listen to the sounds of violins, banjos, pianos and harmonicas amongst a whispering voice. The Ghost That Carried Us Away is filled with a soft caress of sweetness, fantasy lyrics and playful plucks of harps. I've been lifted by a hot air balloon; destination la la land. 
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