^Really like it

So holy crap, I just found out that Guillemots have a new album out next month :chicken:

^See posts #64 and #65 of this thread

You upper management fops are so lazy :persuazn:

Today's music isn't music it's loud noise.

hahaha ...sadly but i have to agree with u Talisa...+ its very monotonous

Today's music isn't music it's loud noise.

Here is the video for the B-side to Anna Calvi's debut single, Jezebel, released on 11th October. Beautifully shot by Emma Nathan, the video was recorded and filmed live at the Luminaire venue in London and features Anna Calvi (vocals/ guitar) performing with her band Mally Harpaz (harmonium/ percussion) and Daniel Maiden-Wood (drums). Her intense performance is full of passion and startling beauty.

AnnaCalvi @ YouTube

Today's music isn't music it's loud noise.

In that case, I suggest we start a thread entitled 'Complete Silence of 2011' instead.

P.S. Donbot, do you get the Jools Holland show on your side of the pond? If so, look out for Anna on the 5th April episode.

^Right on

I hate when people refer to today's music, as if that could ever come close to encapsulating anything at all. It's like saying "today's food tastes bad"

I've heard tell of the Jools Holland show, but I don't think we get it here

^Shame. Well, rest assured that the links and/or vids will be posted here as soon as they appear online.

I can't keep up with you hipsters

You can stream the new Kills album on their website

http://www.thekills.tv/bloodpressuresstream.php

Awesome video for new Abbe May song

Don who dat in your avi?

^Elena Baguci

Today's music isn't music it's loud noise.

What an inconceivably stupid thing to say.

Music has never been more plentiful, accessible or diverse as it is now. If you can't find good music, you're looking in the wrong places.

^Mainstream music is a minority of what's being made, in terms of volume and diversity. So you should think about expanding your horizons - look outside of what's happening in the charts, and indeed your own country.

Death Cab For Cutie return with their seventh studio album, Codes and Keys this May.

Now the band have announced a world first event to coincide with the release of the video clip that accompanies the new track 'You Are A Tourist'.

It's set to be directed by award-winning filmmaker Tim Nackashi (TV On The Radio, OK Go, Radiohead) and aims to be "the first-ever live, scripted, single-take music video to be broadcast as it is filmed."