Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Music news Holly Lang's ultimate mixtape
Posted by Chad Radford @ChadRad on Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 5:55 PM
Holly Lang - Founding editor of Pine Magazine
My mixtape:
Brigette Bardot "Ça Pourrait Changer" Best of Bardot
Blackalicious "Chemical Calisthenics" Blazing Arrow
Les Savy Fav "Wake Up" The Cat and the Cobra
Galt MacDermot "Coffee Cold" Shapes of Rhythm
Serge Gainsbourg "Ballade de Melody Nelson" L'Histoire De Melody Nelson
Margo Guryan "Someone I Know" Take a Picture
Neutral Milk Hotel "Aeroplane Over the Sea" In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
Toshack Highway "The Sounds and the Times"
Magnetic Morning (split with Sianspheric/Aspirin Age)
Deerhunter "Rainwater Cassette Exchange" Rainwater Cassette Exchange
Dr. Dog "Little Bird" Passed Away, Vol. 1
My favorite Atlanta band? I’d have to say Club Awesome. Easily one of the more fun bands around, they tend to go ridiculously balls out at their shows, complete with weird outfits and strange showmanship. But while many bands who use props and costumes during shows tend to lack in skill and talent, Club Awesome is actually pretty good. Their new album Dynamos is as energetic as the band, and features that atypical style of pop that separates them from most the other bands ‘round these here parts. Plus they sometimes have pool parties at their shows. Who doesn’t like to get half-naked and wet while watching a band play?
Mixtape Love: CL Music Issue '09
(Photo by Justin Sias)
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