Saturday, August 30, 2008

Straight Up Adoration

Hello, sorry for the lack of updates, I've been very busy lately. Today I add one more feature on my blog, "Oohed and Aahed". Showing you about my latest muse on blogs, and you'll find out why I can't keep my mouth shut from "ooh" and "aah". And I promised, I'll keep it updated once every month whenever I can.
P.S.: Credits to moi petite, Shelvy for linking me to Sally Jane Vintage

Here I Dreamt I Was an Architect

And here I dreamt I was a soldier/And I marched the streets of Birkenau/And I recall in spring The perfume that the air would bring/To the indolent town/Where the barkers call the moon down/The carnival was ringing loudly now/And just to lay with you/There's nothing that I wouldn't do/Save lay my rifle down

And try one, and try two/Guess it always comes down to/All right, it's okay, guess it's better to turn this way

And I am nothing of a builder/But here I dreamt I was an architect/And I built this balustrade/To keep you home, to keep you safe/From the outside world/But the angles and the corners/Even though my work is unparalleled/They never seemed to meet/This structure fell about our feet/And we were free to go

And try one, and try two/Guess it always comes down to/All right, okay, guess it's better to turn this way

And here in Spain I am a Spaniard/I will be buried with my marionettes/Countess and courtesan/Have fallen beneath my tender hand/When their husbands were not around/But you, my soiled teenage girlfriend/Or are you furrowed like a lioness/And we are vagabonds/We travel without seatbelts on/We live this close to death

And try one, and try two/Guess it always comes down to/All right, it's okay, guess it's better to turn this/But I won, so you lose/Guess it always comes down to/All right, it's okay, guess it's better to turn this way
Here I Dreamt I Was an Architect - The Decemberist


Don't know why, I couldn't get this song outta my head... I'm amazed tho' this song is kinda old...

Rave to the Max!

Guess what, guess what?! Klaxons have let slip some news about their second album, as reported by BBC and NME on how the new songs are coming along and even got a quote or two from record producer James Ford (also known for being one half of Simian Mobile Disco). He said that this future album will be sticking to the "melodic" sound which won them the Mercury Prize but are taking it in a different direction.
Simon Taylor told BBC 6Music: “We’ve got back together to start writing and we are just kind of starting and it’s sounding really, really good and heavy and delirious and a bit all over the shop.”
Their second album isn’t due out until next year, so we’ll have to wait a bit before we hear anything more.
Read the full BBC article here and the NME article here. And also... James Righton has also been blogging about their recordings with his photovisual.

Thursday, August 28, 2008

Friday, August 15, 2008

Dim Mak Collection and Other Rag Enterprise

Just a view minutes ago, I was browsing through Dim Mak's website and the first thing that caught up my eyes is the word "Indonesia". Surprise, surprise! It was so fucking rare to find Indonesia, listed in international electro scene's websites. I was curious about it, and hell my internet speed was very slow, grrr! I have downloaded The Presets' recent mixtape; Get Off the Beach (yikes, 92.6 MB!) for two hours now, and I'm going insane, groarr! And here the news goes...


Thursday, August 14, 2008
WEEKLY STORE SPOTLIGHT: ORE
This week we are spotlighting ORE (Other Rag Enterprise) in Indonesia, the first and only shop out there carrying Dim Mak Collection!

Here's some screenshots of DMC from their website:
If you're currently or ever in Indonesia, stop by, say hi and pick up some Dim Mak tees!
ORE
oreisnobody.com
info@oreisnobody.com
Pandan 1 A, Surabaya, Indonesia
Ph. +62 31 5323231
Posted by ANDREW DMC at 12:27 PM

Wizard! I was so excited about the news, although the store is located in Surabaya. I'm glad Steve Aoki's collections are finally got here. Not bad, huh?