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Check out “Pink Redemption”, the new single on Moving Unit’s upcoming Tension War (their first release since 2007’s Hexes for Exes) which will drop next Valentine’s Day. Not to be confused with “Pink Thoughts”, their quintessential break-up song, or Pink’s rendition of “Redemption Song”, this new track reflects the band’s excogitation on the difficulties of trying to “harmonize the dualities in everyday life” — which I interpret as “Why is life so damn hard sometimes?!?!” Apparently, MU were downright motivational for 17 year-old Malaysian blogger GigKL: “THEY were the goddamn inspirations for me to start playing danceable beats…” GigKL describes herself as “a girl who strives with chocolate in her hands… spend[ing] endless hours singing along to bands at a gig” — an excellent mix with the tequila and cookies the band sometimes share at their …
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If it’s possible to be simultaneously ultra-laidback and hard-rocking, Earl Greyhound manages. They’re perfect for a rainy set, so that when you sweat it out to their soul-stirring tunes, the rain cleanses you. Props to them for independently releasing their second studio album “Suspicious Package” without a record label altogether and takin’ it straight to the people. ‘Love their 70’s vibe with a twist of new-millennium techno-democracy.
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The man one Youtube viewer described as “devastating dubstep/experimental dubstep/whatever the fuck ESKMO is”. We’re not sure how to describe the recent Ninja-tune signee either, but here’s what his show looks like, plus tour dates.
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The best and worst of human nature can rear their twin heads at any time, maybe especially so at festivals. Camp Bisco has a reputation, and it’s often overlooked in the pantheon of festivals; a gem to those who take ownership of it as “their festival” and who’d just as soon you don’t know and don’t come to the party, thank you very much. It’s intimate like that, private and a little “just for us” to 15,000 people. That could be about to change as people in the northeast wake up, and realize what they’ve been missing right there on their doorstep.
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