Robert Smith + Crystal Castles + Full Frontal = Two Tuesday Tracks

Here's two tracks to fuel your Tuesday, holiday struggles. The first is a great track from The Crystal Castles, with The Cure's Robert Smith on vocals. Check out "Not in Love" below.




"Not in Love (featuring Robert Smith)" by The Crystal Castles

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Secondly, we have a great track from a local L.A. band called Full Frontal. Check out their Facebook page, for show info and more tracks. Recommended if you like The Horrors, Joy Division, and Bauhaus. Check out "Suitcase or a Coffin" below.




"Suitcase or a Coffin" by Full Frontal

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Visit the official Crystal Castles site.

Visit the sister site of this site, The Book of Band Names.

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Vampires are seemingly everywhere...

Here's the new single from Basement Jaxx titled "Dracula". Also on here, Jason Segel singing "Dracula's Lament" from "Forgetting Sarah Marshall". You decide which Dracula song you like better.

"Dracula" by Basement Jaxx

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Visit the official Basement Jaxx site.



"Dracula's Lament" by Jason Segel from "Forgetting Sarah Marshall"

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Unrelated to Vampires, you should check out www.bookofbandnames.com. Its a site that hilariously suggests fictitious band names for struggling artists. Just click it.

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So overdue.

No excuse. I hate myself for not posting anything new in so long. And with lots of music out there I really like. Coming soon. Been working on another site, that is a writing project, with a few friends. Instead of a book of baby names, we're writing and compiling a Book of Band Names. Check out www.bookofbandnames.com. Do it. Write us. Use the suggestions. Don't be so cruel.

Dancetastic

Check out a song from the new Ghostland Observatory record titled "Codename: Rondo". For fans of the Rapture, LCD Soundsystem, and noises that come from computers, check out "Give Me The Beat", below. Good luck getting it out of your head.

"Give Me the Beat" by Ghostland Observatory

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Ghostland Observatory music is available on iTunes.

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Vampire Weekday

If you like vampire tv shows, novels, movies, I may just look at you like you just told me you're a registered sex offender. With every judgement, there is an exception, and my exception is this Swedish masterpiece.

My "I think Vampire shows and movies are dumb" segue leads me to the soundtrack for "Vampire Diaries"...which is some ridiculous looking show on The CW Network, or something like that? The soundtrack features songs from Bat For Lashes, Placebo covering Kate Bush, Goldfrapp, and The Gorillaz. It also features the song below, by The Silversun Pickups. Vampy, and charecteristically fuzzy, check out "Currency of Love" below. Have I mentioned that Chris Guanlao is an amazing, Animal from the Muppets-like drummer?

"Currency of Love" by The Silversun Pickups

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The "Vampire Diaries" soundtrack is available at Amazon.

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P.S. they're playing in L.A.!

Here's a track from a record I'm growing quite fond of, from Canada's P.S. I Love You. P.S., happy belated Thanksgiving, Canada! Check out the P.S. page HERE. They will be playing tonight at The Central in Santa Monica. Don't like that part of town? Me either! P.S. I Love you will be wrapping up L.A. at The Mint tomorrow night. Check out "Little Spoon" below.

"Little Spoon" by P.S. I Love You

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P.S. I Love You's album "Meet Me at Munster Station" is available at Paper Bag Records.

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Robot Love

Here's a track from the "I'm Here" soundtrack, a short film from Spike Jonze, which debuted earlier this year at Sundance. The film is described as a Sci-Fi Romance, with two robots in Los Angeles, who find love in one another.

The Lost Trees are a fictitious robot band in the film. The band is actually Nick Zinner, Kevin Barnes of Of Montreal, and members of The Moonrats. Sounds complicated enough? Check out the site for the short film HERE. Check out "The Past is a Grotesque Animal", which is originally an Of Montreal song, below.

"The Past is a Grotesque Animal" by The Lost Trees

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The "I'm Here" soundtrack is available at Amazon.

Also, "I'm Here" paperback at Amazon.

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