Showing posts with label Blues Rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blues Rock. Show all posts

Monday, 24 March 2014

Fever

It's been over two years since El Camino came out, so it was about time The Black Keys released something new. Well, there it is. If you missed the the teaser for the new album, named Turn Blue, earlier this month, check it out here. It's worth it. Or you can just listen to the first song from the upcoming record, called Fever.

As for me, I think the song is pretty enjoyable and I can totally see some progress there; however, I guess I'm not as excited for it as I could be. Your thoughts?

Wednesday, 28 November 2012

Doom And Gloom



For anyone who thought "The Stones" were done. This brand new music video, directed by Jonas Ã…kerlund and starring Noomi Rapace, proves they've still got more energy than most much younger bands. Respect. Meanwhile, their newest compilation album GRRR! debuted at #3 on the UK Albums Chart.

Wednesday, 10 October 2012

I'm Shaking, Best Friends and Hospital Beds

Here are some brand new music videos I enjoyed. First comes a reminder of how great Jack White's solo debut was. And the video is fantastic too, of course...



Funeral for a Friend, on of my all time favourite bands and also one of the best current post-hradcore acts, will release a new album on January 28th. Here's a first glimpse at what it may sound like. Honestly, I can't complain.



Thoughts?

Sunday, 19 February 2012

Love Interruption

Listen to Jack White's new single. His upcoming album, Blunderbuss, is set to be released on April 23rd.

Thursday, 1 September 2011

The Horrible Crows

Check out new Brian Fallon's (the frontman of The Gaslight Anthem) project. Stream The Horrible Crows' album Elsie. Your thoughts?

Monday, 14 February 2011

The Black Keys

The Black Keys is a blues rock band from Ohio who released their latest album in 2010. It's called Brothers. I just started listening to them. Yes, they won a couple of Grammys last night, but that isn't why. The actual reason is the music video below, featuring Sean Patrick Flannery (The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, The Boondock Saints), which I at first considered to be a real trailer for some B movie and potential guilty pleasure. But to my immense disappointment, it isn't promoting any actual flick.



Tighten Up