http://www.surfline.com/water-magazine/digital/index.cfm?vol=27
check the link above. The story/article is rad. Alex Knost is rad. We are all rad.
rad.
The Summer of Alex Knost | WATER Magazine
Everybody Else | dos
EVERYBODY ELSE.
3V3RYBODY 3L53.
everybody else.
I went to their concert on thursday @ the Solid Ground Cafe. Siiiiiick. Date That. Shill. Some locals bands opened and I honestly hated the first one more than anything. The Trademark. They summed up everything I hate about rock/pop/teen/love/music. everthing. I hate the trademark and you should to. But spread the love about everybody else. cheers.
BLACK LIPS & SHRED STICKS
I have officially been made. Well, this HOUSE out does my room by far. This goes to show, mom, dad, friends, anyone who says I have too much junk, back off, this dude here has a serious plethora of skates and surf boards and just all around shred sticks. I can only wish to be like him. honestly.
Pictures of BROPHY's casa, the lead singer for the PRICKS.
Gothic Dolphins
GOTHIC DOLPHINS (DISAMBIGUATION)
The Gothic Dolphins roughly refers to a cohesive social group devoted to beliefs or practices that the surrounding culture considers outside the mainstream, with a notably positive or negative popular perception.
It is difficult to demarcate the boundaries of science from theology, politics, news reporting, fashion, and family cultural values. From about 1980's onward, the populist negative connotation progressively interfered with scientific study using the neutral historical meaning of "The Gothic Dolphins" within the sociology of trim. There was a 20th century attempt by sociologists to outlaw most Gothic Dolphin practices, it was rejected by the public and only partly accepted by the scientific community. For this reason, most, if not all, non-fan groups that are called "Gothic Dolphins" reject this label.
The Gothic Dolphins began with rumors of its novel belief system, its great devotions, its idiosyncratic practices, its perceived harmful or beneficial effects on members and its perceived opposition to the interests of mainstream cultures and governments. The rumours concerning the Gothic Dolphins most often refer to artistic and fashion movements of passing interest, but persistent rumours may escalate popular concern about the relatively small and recently founded Gothic Dolphin movement, as it is perceived to engage in excessive member control or exploitation.
Ode To Sunshine
Tomorrow! DELTA SPIRIT/Ode to Sunshine hits shelves. (August 26) If you're down for some good ol' rock music with some soul blues with roots, then this music is for you.
History
Delta Spirit formed in 2005 when Jonathan Jameson and Brandon Young, who had played with each other for years, and their new friend Sean Walker decided that they wanted to start a band that they really loved. Jameson, Young and Walker (who had just begun playing guitar) needed a vocalist; Young first spotted Vasquez busking loudly on a bench at two in the morning and the two exchanged information. It was later realized that Jameson had also recently met Vasquez similarly. Kelly Winrich started as the band's producer but they soon realized that they didn't sound half as good without him. He joined the band within the first year and now sings and plays an assortment of instruments and percussive devices. The band got its name from Jonathan's great uncle, "Uncle Red", who was a flight control operator near Birmingham, AL. He also had a certain hobby that eventually turned into a thriving business. He called his newfound company "Delta Spirit Taxidermy Station of North Central Alabama". The band took the idea and shortened it a bit. The band released their debut EP, I Think I've Found It, on Monarchy Music in 2006, after which they toured alongside Cold War Kids, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah and Dr. Dog. Delta Spirit decided to self produce and record their debut full length album, Ode To Sunshine, in a cabin in the San Diego mountains. It is set to be re-released with new artwork (featuring Kelly's uncle Dr. Thomas Payne on the cover) on August 26th, 2008 by Rounder Records.
There's a scene in Murray Lerner's film ("Festival"), about the 1963 Newport Music Festival, where Peter, Paul and Mary are shown obliging a resounding call for an encore with the protest song, "If I Had A Hammer." Peter and Paul face each other from the sides and Mary faces the audience of tens of thousands, shaking her blonde hair and bearing down on a song about making change. She would, they would hammer out danger and a warning all over the land. Delta Spirit have five hammers and they swing them the way Mary bobbled her head back in '63 for her close-ups, the way Mary sang as if her knees were on fire and her mouth was brimming with more ire laced with optimism than she knew what to do with. These Californians have more in common with the dirty haired, dirty fingernailed folk groups of the nascent years than they do any of their contemporaries. They're suited for reminiscent hopefulness and the gracefully youthful fusion of hostility and all-encompassing passion for all things that can set a smile ablaze or turn the hairs on arms and backs of necks into little beds of nails at the flick of a switch. They make lists of things they like, including all of the people they love, their home, pretty girls, desserts, bodies of water, justice and America. They believe there's still hope for it and in all of the rooms contained within the hallways of the band's newest offering, "Ode To Sunshine," they make you understand that, when it's all boiled down, what we all ultimately live for is catharsis and a fulfillment of body meeting land, air and sea harmoniously. They're about bodies meeting bodies, pressing skins to skins. They're about reminding you to listen more than you talk. They're about urging you to put stock in the happiness of others, not just your own. They make it obvious that we have to go somewhere to be somewhere. We have to feel something to really live. They sing of the soul searchers. They sing for the soul searchers. They are the soul searchers.
Releases
I don't know what I'm more excited about. The fact that Shwayze has been on my playlists for a year now, its almost as if I'm over it already. But I've listened to him and blogged about him too many times to just throw in the towel and give up now. As for the Japanese Motors, this is just a single being released with only 3 songs, never-the-less, I'm stoked on it. Should be a big day for music but we'll see. RVCA should be proud of their talent that they sponsor... should be a proud day for them too. word.
Track Listing:
1. Single Fins & Safety Pins
2. Single Fins & Safety Pins - Radio Edit
3. Coors Lite
Track Listing:
1. Roamin'
2. Lazy Days
3. Corona And Lime
4. Buzzin'
5. Don't Be Shy
6. Hollywood
7. Polaroid
8. James Brown Is Dead
9. Lost My Mind
10. Mary Jane
11. Flashlight
God Is Chicago
My homie from the hood, well Joe just claims he is just cause of his mission to Chicago, has made an eBook for everyone to enjoy. I suggest you throw the $1.99 at him and purchase the book. The book is only 31 pages long and takes less than a half hour to read and is everything I hoped for.
Basically the whole book is journal entries from his mission which leads you through his trials and everything else that you have while on a mission. Check out the web page for the book and see for yourself.
www.godischicago.com
Holla!
Oh and check out his blog, Put em' in a Body Bag, located in the link section of this blog. or not.
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