NEW LISSY TRULLIE VIDEO
Don’t mean to post two
Lissy Trullie updates in a row, but the NYC starlets have a new video up on their
Myspace. It’s an EPK for their “Boy Boy” single and it features some pretty sweet live footage and behind the scenes looks so it’s definitely worth checking out. The
Self-Taught Learner EP is shaping up to be one of our favorite releases of the year so far!
Lissy Trullie – “You Bleed You”
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NEW GALLOWS ALBUM
Well, is it better? Is
Grey Britain worse? Does it boast the same vitriolic level of carnage and bloodshed as
Orchestra of Wolves. Cleaner production and a major label may have made the riffs sharper and Frank Carter’s lyrics a little less muddled, but UK hardcore act
Gallows still retain their passionate and heartfelt desire to shred faces on both sides of the pond. Listen to a few tracks below and offer your verdict!
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AGENT RIBBONS TO OPEN FOR CAMERA OBSCURA
Things are looking up for Cannibal Cheerleader favorite
Agent Ribbons who will be playing a string of dates opening for
Camera Obscura, who
recently named the band one of their favorite new bands! Exciting times for AR, check out the dates on their
Myspace and watch a video from their performance at this year’s Cannibal Cheerleader SXSW Blood Bath below!
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CONVERGE ON TWITTER
News leaks as a snail’s pace out of the
Converge camp when it comes to any new material from the band, but this time around it looks as if the Boston-based hardcore quartet will be keeping fans up to date with every step of the recording of the new album via their
Twitter page. Seems like everyone is on
Twitter these days. Here’s hoping for a repeat of the majesty that was
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THE SOUNDS POST NEW TRACK
Dance-rock megastars
the Sounds have posted the first single “No One Sleeps When I’m Awake” from their upcoming album
Crossing the Rubicon (out June 2nd) as well as a tracklist which you can check out below. Sounds like Sounds to us, classic stuff people. Check it out at their
Myspace.
1. No One Sleeps When I’m Awake
2. 4 Songs & A Fight
3. My Lover
4. Dorchester Hotel
5. Beatbox
6. Underground
7. Crossing The Rubicon
8. Midnight Sun
9. Lost In Love
10. The Only Ones
11. Home Is Where Your Heart Is
12. Goodnight Freddy
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NEW CAMERA OBSCURA ALBUM
Featuring instantly enjoyable twee-pop absolute jams,
Camera Obscura have a wallop of an album on their hand with their fourth release
My Maudlin Career. Featuring hooks the likes of which catch indie-rock sharks (from the French Navy perhaps?) this new album sees the Glasgow sextet at the top of their pop game, expanding on the work of
Let’s Get Out of This Country by offering more expansive instrumentation and more artistic flourishes than even the bravest hipsters wouldn’t dare to try. While Diana+’s may be a fad, Camera Obscura is a band that’s here to stay – check out a few mp3s below.
Camera Obscura – “Away With Murder”
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NEW ROLO TOMASSI VIDEO
On a completely different note, check out this new video from Cannibal Cheerleader favorite
Rolo Tomassi. It features an interview with Eva Spence, Edward Dutton (drummer for RT), Matt Caughthran of
the Bronx, and Damian Abraham of
Fucked Up (who we absolutely love by the way) all talking about their favorite four songs of all time. Check it below:
Eva Spence sings the praise of UK hardcore stalwarts
Throats, who we couldn’t help but give a listen to as well…
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NEW BAND CHEER: THROATS
Sounding like a doomier, younger Converge,
Throats comes snarling out the UK with a sound meant to tear your face clean off and cleave your metal-loving brain straight in two. Seriously folks, we’ve had enough of middling hardcore, and the likes of Throats with bands like Rolo Tomassi are bringing back the heat in a big way – forward thinking, fierce, and lungful-of-blood-spitting-venom brutality the likes of which we’ve never seen. The future of hardcore may be across the pond – bring it over here folks! We’re just lucky Rolo Tomassi is performing their first ever US show at our day party on Wednesday March 18th! Check it out folks!
Comments? Anyone else notice the massive musical expanse between Throats and Camera Obscura? Anyone else think that it’s pretty awesome we like them both?
CRYSTAL CASTLES RETURN TO AUSTIN
According to sources within the band’s camp, our favorite electro-thrashers
Crystal Castles will be returning to Austin on April 13th, at a location to be announced. Great news considering the band will be skipping out on this year’s SXSW 09, so citizens of the Lone Star State will be given an opportunity to catch this live act in all its powerhouse glory. Check it.
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CAMERA OBSCURA REVEAL NEW ALBUM
With Belle & Sebastian on a seemingly endless hiatus, we here at Cannibal Cheerleader are more than happy to go with the next best thing, that is Glasgow-based twee-poppers
Camera Obscura. Check out the title track from their new LP My Maudlin Career below and check out a whole report on the new LP
here. While this is purportedly the band’s “darkest” record yet, we have a feeling it’s more like
Mean Girls dark, rather than
Rosemary’s Baby dark. Still, can’t wait!
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THE THERMALS RELEASE “NOW WE CAN SEE”
The world is now complete thanks to the awesomeness that is the return of
the Thermals‘ brand of blistering punk rock. The title track from their upcoming LP Now We Can See has vocal harmonies unheard from the band but the same crunchy guitar lines and spitfire lyrical delivery we’ve come to love. Definitely a step-forward for the group, check it.
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RIP J DILLA
Three years gone but we’ll never forget our favorite producer of all time, J Dilla. He’s spinning them in the afterlife, no doubt.
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