Wednesday, July 18, 2007

Ward Wolff Wednesdays 4


It's a Wednesday afternoon. It rained all day today. Steve's Diner breakfast sandwich is still in my chest. I'm listening to W.A.L.E.D.A.N.C.E. right now (see below). I can see Bobby dancing through the glass. Happy birthday Tomie.

Arthur & Yu (In Camera) -"Think: boy and girl on a swingset in grainy, faded color and choppy film." (Ward Wolff 2007)
Come to View (Song for Neil Young) (mp3)

Devon Sproule
(Keep Your Silver Shined) - "Beautiful voice, charming nooks and crannies, sometimes even a pinch of attitude." (Ward Wolff 2007)
Dress Sharp, Play Well, Be Modest (mp3)

The Pierces
(Thirteen Tales of Love and Revenge) - Music-noir. Pretty girls. Songs about cold-blooded revenge.
Lights On (mp3)

Losksley (Don't Make Me Wait) - These guys pump out sweet glazed pop faster than 7-11. But goddamn it's catchy.
Why Can't I Be You (Why Not Me) (mp3)

Simian Mobile Disco
(EP) - omg omg omg. It's unreleased SMD.
Simple (mp3)

WALE (100 Miles and Runnung) - Fresh to def flow with an undeniable sample.
W.A.L.E.D.A.N.C.E.

Aaron Ross
(Shapeshifter) - Aaron Ross of Hella has enough flavor to give this solo effort a good kick. Oh, and Ward likes it too.
Looking Glass Mass

Small Sails
(Similar Anniversaries) - "Laptop beats and acoustic guitar loops a lot like the Books, but not nearly as obscure." (Bobby Teenager 2007)
Aftershocks and Afterthoughts (mp3)

Mosquitos (III) - Rilo Kiley's twin sister from Brazil.
Ele (mp3)

Fake Problems
(How Far Our Bodies Go) - An alt-folk/punk band with a sound reminiscant of Against Me! Good for summer jumping.
Crest on the Chest (mp3)

Digitata (II Daggers) - Lucious electronica out of Minneapolis. And the drummer used to be in a band called Mel Gibson and the Pants, which is a much better name than Digitata.
Bangin J.A. (mp3)

Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right B A Start (Worst Band Name Ever) - Jersey emo that has little to do with Mortal Kombat, but everything to do with immortality.
The Red Loop

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