#fridaynight (Taken with Instagram at Dreamhaus)
The thing is I actually listen to this song every day.
tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong / tell me i’m wrong.
Sharon Van Etten, playing songs from my favorite record of 2k12 thus far (Taken with Instagram at Paradise Rock Club)
i need someone now / to look into my eyes and tell me girl you know you gotta watch your health / to look into my eyes and tell me / la la la la la la, la la la la la la / tooooo look into my eyes and tell me la la la la la la, la la la la la la la la la la la la, la la la la la la
The most surprising tracks are the strongest: “The Kids Were Wrong” is their most jangly indie-pop to date, with surfy power-pop riffs; “Punctum” is a nostalgic, finger-picked ballad where Nouvion sings, “It’s not enough to live your past through photographs uncovered.” Their lush sonics get twangy on “Bonfire,” indicative of their self-proclaimed Emmylou Harris influence.
— From Liz Pelly’s review of Memoryhouse’s new album, The Slideshow Effect, out February 28th via Sub Pop. Read the whole review in this week’s Phoenix or at ThePhoenix.com.
Re-reading this one for kix, purchased @ Rough Trade in London summer 2k10 (Taken with Instagram at Dreamhaus)
sober february soundtrack
dear nana grizol: hi! my name is liz and i am a superfan of yr music. please come hang out in boston!! i will book y’all the gr8est show ever. xoxolizpelly. ps, we talked on the phone once for a funny interview - you might remember?. pps, if you’re trying to figure out a good time to come to boston, my birthday is july 4th.
squarehead - confident girls
these are my pals from ireland. they are coming to america next month for sxsw, then touring a bit, stopping in boston on march 25 to play @ great scott with yale massachussets, camp island, and camden. a dreamhouse collective show. they’re so good & i am psyched for all of this.
Maybe I’ll just start pointing out when there are male vocals too just in case anyone is wondering.
“Dude-fronted powerviolence”
“Guy vocals”
i’d like to see this on a bunch of flyers
