Tame Impala, Cloud Nothings, and Twin Shadow
hooked on these:
1. ”Desire Be Desire Go” by Tame Impala
- One of the best things to come out of Coachella 2011. Put on a great live show that matched the setting sun in the desert perfectly.
2. “Hey Cool Kid” by Cloud Nothings
2. “When We’re Dancing” by Twin Shadow
- great 80s style. an insta-classic.
Looking for more? You can stream my playlist from march here or my april mix here
Broken Bells, Lykke Li, and Wavves
All new music this week:
1. “Meyrin Fields” by Broken Bells
- New Broken Bells!
2. “I Follow Rivers” by Lykke Li
3. “King of the Beach” by Wavves
- This video has me hooked on Wavves lately…
New Strokes, Hundred In the Hands, and The Knocks
1. “Under Cover of Darkness” by The Strokes
2. “Sleepwalkers” by The Hundred in the Hands
thx
-luhv.this.band.
3. “Dancin’ With The DJ” by The Knocks
What about rock?
Bernard Frize
| Bernard Frize: And How and Where and Who |
Bernard Frize at the Museum Leverkusen in Germany.
via Josh Spear
more work here
Nico, Cat Power, & The Velvet Underground
3 tracks from Nico, Cat Power, and The Velvet Underground
Early Nico, pre-Velvet Underground:
1. “I’m Not Sayin’” by The Beautiful Nico
Nico cover by Cat Power
2. “These Days” covered by Cat Power at the Fillmore last week
Velvet Underground song featuring Maureen Tucker
3. “After Hours” by The Velvet Underground
Inspiration Week 1: Indigo O’Rourke
I’m collecting work that I find inspiring to develop my work and establish a better photography portfolio. Send over anything you find inspiring and I’ll keep posting each week!
Check out this week’s inspiring artist profiled right now on booooooom: Indigo O’Rourke.
Drawings by Indigo O’Rourke. Melbourne, Australia.
Wax Tailor, Toro y Mio, and Ruckus Roboticus
….feelin’ eclectic / electro
1. “Que Sera” by Wax Tailor
2. “Still Sound” by Toro y Mio
3. “Never Play With Scratches” by Ruckus Roboticus
- what do we think?
painted photography
Cool painted photography series by John Armstrong and Paul Collins. Lens Culture writes about this series:
Cache-misère translates into English as ‘band-aid solution,’ and refers to a coat worn to hide shabby attire. cache-misère is the title of a series of colour photographs on which we paint images, text and swatches of colour. Our photographs and painted images record places, events and objects we come across in the course of our daily activities. The photographs are compositionally completed by the addition of painted elements that, to varying degrees, obscure the underlying picture. The painted images most often represent domestic bric-a-brac painted either from observation in the manner of a traditional still life or copied from illustrations. Our painted photographs are no longer seamless windows onto reality, but assume a new logic where any editorial narrative is complemented by the associative synergy found in abstract painting.
taken from lens culture.
From the series, cache-misère, © John Armstrong and Paul Collins
From the series, cache-misère, © John Armstrong and Paul Collins
From the series, cache-misère, © John Armstrong and Paul Collins
…drumroll
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thx to artist David Phillips for this one of a kind Rock and Bacon .gif 
