Austra have just unveiled the first video from their new album. “Home” is taken from their forthcoming full-length Olympia, the follow-up to 2011’s excellent debut Feel It Break, which is due for release on June 18th via Paper Bag/Domino. The video was directed by Noel Paul & Stefan Moore of That Go. Watch it now.
Brigitte Bardot and Jane Birkin on the set of Don Juan (Or If Don Juan Were a Woman), 1973 — Leonard de Raemy
“Indie rock is such a bratty culture, and I don’t see a lot of ugly people in it, either. I feel very proud to be hideous. Thank God I don’t look like every other fucking dude wearing their girlfriend’s fucking jeans out there on stage. That’s weak and emasculated— and I don’t think masculinity is equivalent to misogyny. It just seems like everything is like a cat that’s been declawed— it still tries to fight with you, but it’s harmless. Nobody wants to get scratched.”
London trio Daughter are poised to have a breakthrough year with the arrival of their debut album, If You Leave.
Will Ferrell and Ryan Gosling - Knife Guys
WATCH ANIMAL COLLECTIVE’S PANDA BEAR TALK ABOUT WORKING ON THE NEW DAFT PUNK ALBUM
Father John Misty - Sally Hatchet
Today’s Playlist
1. Phosporescent - Song for Zula
2. My Morning Jacket - The Bear
3. Iron and Wine - Naked As We Came
4. Jason Molina - Love Leaves it’s Abusers
5. Father John Misty - Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings
6. Rilo Kiley - With Arms Outstretched
7. Kimya Dawson and The Moldy Peaches - Anyone Else But You
8. Josh Joplin - Camera One
9. Stroke 9 - Little Black backpack
10. Wheatus - Teenage Dirtbag
Kind of takes a weird twist at the end there, but I’m all about nostalgia today, with the exclusion of Phosphorescent and Mr. Misty
Phosphorescent - Song for Zula
TV: Workaholics
I had been told endlessly to watch this show. Finally did it! Although, I definitely see it as being more “dude” humor, it is none the less pretty darn funny, especially when watched with a male. Their laughter becomes contagious. Fully recommended!
