Showing posts with label screamo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label screamo. Show all posts

Thursday, March 20, 2014

Song of the Day - Your carpet is my ceiling

K.C. Milian - Your carpet is my ceiling from K.C. Milian EP (2004)

Happy first day of Spring!

Enjoy it with some laid-back post rock that's a little bit screamo with American Football-like trumpets.



Italian Football.

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Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Song of the Day - Psalms

The Caution Children - Psalms from Safe Crusades / No Judgements / And Baby (2014)

Post hardcore meets shoegaze-y, this is Jacksonville, Florida's The Caution Children.

Not your average anything.

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Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Song of the Day - Permanent State of Daylight

Calculator - Permanent State of Daylight from This Will Come To Pass (2013)

Sweet intro, sweet track.


Math.

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Friday, December 6, 2013

Song of the Day - Glasgow

Øjne - Glasgow from Undici/Dodici (2013)

Italian Screamo reminiscent of Raein and La quiete.



English subtitles are provided on their bandcamp, but I honestly wouldn't know what they were saying if it was in English. Regardless, "Glasgow" is a great track.

PS: The dialogue in the beginning is from the 1984 film, entitled, Paris, Texas.

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Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Song of the Day - The Battle of Marathon

Fire Team Charlie - The Battle of Marathon from Discography (2004 - 2008)

At least we can say: today was better than yesterday.



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Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Song of the Day - Today We Stand

The Phantom Carriage - Today We Stand from Falls (2013)

Not your daddy's black metal.


Read my lil review for this French black metal/hardcore act's new release, Falls - here.

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Thursday, February 7, 2013

Song of the Day - Swa Cwæð Eardstapa

Men As Trees - Swa Cwæð Eardstapa from Weltschmerz (2008)

 

Here's a perfect epic opener for a supah blizzard. The English translation for this song means "So Spoke a Wanderer" and features the voice of Bob Swerer Jr., who narrated Dick Proenneke and his amazing feats as he hunts and builds a log cabin all by himself to survive the cold winters of Alaska. This particular narration comes from the first documentary of Dick Proenneke's first voyage into the Alaskan woods, entitled, Alone in the Wilderness; one of the best documentaries out there in my opinion.

I meant to feature this song a little earlier (maybe on January 2nd - the date read in the opening minute of the song) but I figured I would wait until there was a really cold day leading into a severe snow storm like today.

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