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Kidding Around II

Read More Hungry Kids of Hungary Well it seems the kids have been busy, doing well on Triple J, #24 on the ARIA Charts, and playing at the Big Day Out. I don't know if the band has ever been to the US, but I have this information .…

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HUNGRY KIDS OF HUNGARY
hungrykidsofhungary.com

We've already mentioned these hungry kids quite a few times. Hungry Kids of Hungary have a new album called You're a Shadow, which was released February 22, 2013, in Australia via stop start/EMI.

The Australian band is also playing The Great Escape, which we are covering this year.

Tour dates below:

05/16 | Start The Bus, Bristol (Free Show)
05/17 | Coalition @ Great Escape, Brighton
05/18 | Concorde @ Great Escape, Brighton
05/18 | Unit, Southampton (evening show)
05/20 | Buffalo Bar, Cardiff
05/21 | Water Rats, London
05/22 | Trof, Manchester
05/23 | Broadcast, Glasgow
06/28 | Festival Hall, Melbourne
07/05 | Hordern Pavilion, Sydney

KID CUDI
kidcudi.com

One of the artist songwriter/producer (and actor!) Kid Cudi (Scott Mescudi), has a new third album Indicud. If you're into the DJ/remix scene, chances are you've heard of Cudi, who was "discovered" by Kanye West when he signed Cudi to his record label GOOD Music about four years ago. Currently, Kid Cudi is signed to his own record label, Wicked Awesome Records and Republic Records.

Indicud came out last month, April 16, to dominating the iTunes charts as the #1 album overall and #1 Hip-Hop album for that release week (and he had to bump it a week earlier because the fan demand was so high).

Critics are already calling Indicud, Kid Cudi's "best work to date"... including his hits "Just What I Am" (ft. King Chip), "King Wizard" and "Immortal."

KID ASTRAY
kid-astray.com

The Oslo's six-piece indie pop collective Kid Astray just released their debut single called "The Mess". You can check out the song via soundcloud.



"The Mess" went "Untouched Song of the Week" on their national Norwegian National Broadcaster NRK.

Check out their EP, Easily Led Astray, on July 9th on Boombox / Mom+Pop Records.

Stay tuned for a U.S. tour announcement.

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Splendour in the Grass - The Words: Part 3

So the ladies made it to Sunday unharmed...... or did they?

The suspense is killing me!

Read on!

 

Hungry Kids of Hungary

Gem: It only took only a couple of songs for me to become bored with the Hungry Kids set. I was just thinking of leaving when, during ‘Let You Down’, they threw large inflated balls into the crowd. And then suddenly it was fun times again. With the balls keeping me thoroughly entertained I momentarily forgot about the boring music happening on stage. Overall though, the Hungry Kids looked like they had lost their party edge. If it wasn’t for the giant balls, the faint smell of someone smoking a joint nearby, and my vodka spiked beverage I would have fallen asleep from boredom.

The Vaccines

Gem: The banner on stage during The Vaccines read “what did you expect?”, promoting their debut album. The phrase made me think. I expected indie hipsters, playing songs about pretty girls, getting drunk and partying. And that’s exactly what we got. Their songs seem familiar, probably due to the fact that they are influenced by the likes of the Ramones, The Strokes, and Joy Division. I enjoyed the set along with the many others crowded in front of the stage to see them. Although I can't help but wonder how long it will be until they will be categorised as "just another indie band" and be forgotten.

 

Cloud Control

Amb: Cloud Control played Circle of Life from the Lion King during their set for some reason, prompting hundreds of people to start charging up and down the middle of the hill. I have since decided that they were re-enacting the stampede scene from the movie. I really hope they were.

Friendly Fires

Gem: I think you can really judge a band’s performance at a festival by the injuries I have sustained during their set. Bruised butt during The Bronx at Coaster 2009 (unable to sit down for a week), sprained ankle sustained while moshing during Eddy Current Suppression Ring at Homebake 2009, and now Friendly Fires. For some reason Amb left me alone during Friendly Fires, she probably went get food or something, I don’t recall. Anyway it should be noted that it’s all her fault - I should never be left unattended at a music festival. I was thoroughly enjoying the dance tunes from Friendly Fires while dancing up a storm in the outer rim of the mix up tent. I was taking advantage of the extra room with some excellent aeroplane dancing. Aeroplane dancing, for those that don’t know, really just involves a lot of waving and flapping around of arms in aeroplane-like motions. I was totally in the groove, when suddenly I felt a sharp pain in my upper arm / shoulder leaving my arm paralysed. Unable to do aeroplane dancing, I pressed on regardless reverting to downstairs dancing only, a true reflection on the quality of dance-inducing tunes being created by the Friendly Fires. A highlight of the festival.

Kaiser Chiefs

Amb: Surprisingly awesome. I think I stopped paying attention to them shortly after 2006, but apparently they stayed busy and released a whole lot of songs that I know and like without being aware who sings them. They bring the party times, with the singer dude running back and forth across the stage with seemingly inexhaustible energy, despite the fact that they took 30 hours to get here from Japan, for some reason going via China and Melbourne.

 

Pulp

Gem: While we waited for Pulp to take to the stage a series of questions appeared in green on the screen behind the stage – “Do you remember the first time?” and “Do you want to see a dolphin?” (to which then a dolphin then appeared). Eventually Pulp did take to the stage and although the build up was entertaining it went on a little too long for my liking.

Amb: I want to wrap Jarvis Cocker up in greaseproof paper and take him home for later. We saw him a couple of years ago playing his own stuff, and it wasn’t a fraction as good as this. The dancing was unexpected but very impressive. He kept saying it might be the last time Pulp ever plays in Australia. I hope he’s wrong, because that would make me very sad.

Gem: It was hard for me to tear my attention away from Jarvis and his energetic on stage presence, hip shaking dance moves and ongoing chatter with the crowd between songs. I was so focussed on him that I really didn’t notice the rest of the band, although I am sure they existed. The entire set was great, in particular the songs ‘Sorted for E’s and Wizz’, ‘Babies’, and ‘Underwear’. However the stand out highlight was, of course, the final song, ‘Common People’. An unforgettable performance.

Things That Are Better Than Seeing Coldplay

• Eating burgers
• Watching shadow puppets (possibly interactive or possibly we were drunk)
• Dancing to Little Red and Michael Jackson in the Jager Lodge

We were part of the 0.2% of Splendour that didn’t see Coldplay. It wasn’t an accident, we had absolutely no desire to see the band. After Pulp we left the amphitheatre, battled our way against the sea of people who were flooding in to watch Coldplay. Every inch of the amphitheatre was covered.

So....

Despite not being massively impressed with the Splendour line up initially, many of the bands exceeded expectations and it ended up being three days' worth of musical delights. It's always nice when the number of disappointments is largely overshadowed by the number of surprise highlights, resulting in a rollicking good time being had by all. Nice work, Splendour 2011.

See official splendourness here: http://splendourinthegrass.com/

Kidding around

Before we put on the kids glove, I wanted to separate the men from the boys: When you think of Mountain Man, you think of burly bearded hunters wearing animal furs.... but Mountain Man is a an all-girls band (Molly Erin Sarle, Alexandra Sauser-Monnig, and Amelia Randall Meath) and they are playing a free show at The Cedar Cultural Center in Minneapolis on June 10th (Sunday). I have been to one of these Cedar patio shows, it's free, but it also starts and ends really early (we're talking before 9pm). Anyway, I will be there and after they are done, I will walk across the street to see The Get Up Kids at The Triple Rock Social Club.

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THE GET UP KIDS
www.thegetupkids.com

I know, I thought they broke up (they did in 2005!), but the kids are back. I guess you can't keep them down.

The Get Up Kids' new album is called There Are Rules and they have recently toured with another emo band, Saves the Day, last month. They are returning to Minneapolis with Barsuk Records' The Globes, whose album production I thought was "fantastic".

Below is a full tour listing. More dates are always being added, apparently the band's supercharged to play Taiwan. I would be too.

July 7 The Waiting Room Omaha, NE July 8 Blue Moose Tap House Iowa City, IA* July 9 Summerfest Milwaukee, WI July 10 Triple Rock Social Club Minneapolis, MN* July 14 Outland Ballroom Springfield, MO+ July 15 The Firebird St Louis, MO+ July 16 Historic Southgate House Newport, KY+ July 17 Exit/In Nashville, TN+ July 30 Fuji Rock Festival Niigata, Japan Aug 1 Taipei, Taiwan Aug 5 The Hi Fi Brisbane, Australia Aug 6 The Metro Sydney, Australia Aug 7 Billboard The Venue Melbourne, Australia Aug 9 Fowlers Live Adelaide Australia Aug 11 Powerstation Auckland, New Zealand Aug 13 The Satellite Los Angeles, CA Aug 14 Pappy & Harriet’s Pioneertown, CA Sept 10 Wells Street Fall Festival Chicago, IL Sept 21 007 Prague, Czech Republic Sept 22 Luxor Cologne, Germany Sept 23 Reeperbahn Festival Hamburg, Germany Sept 24 Batschkapp Frankfurt, Germany		Sept 25 Backstage Halle Munich, Germany Sept 27 Universum Stuttgart, Germany Sept 28 Zeche Bochum, Germany Sept 29 Lido Berlin, Germany Sept 30 Bolwerk Sneek, Netherlands Oct 1 Rockhal Luxembourg Oct 2 Melkweg Amsterdam, Netherlands Oct 4 Cockpit Leeds, UK Oct 5 Koko London, UK Oct 7 Mod Hasselt, Belgium Oct 9 Nouveau Casino Paris, France Oct 11 Arean Vienna, Austria Oct 12 A38 Budapest, Hungary Oct 13 Mocvara Zahgreb, Croatia Oct 14 The Bronson Ravenna, Italy Oct 15 New Age Treviso, Italy Oct 16 Abart Zurich, Switzerland Oct 21 Sala Live Madrid, Spain Oct 22 Estraperlo Club Barcelona, Spain * with The Globes & Major Games + with The Globes & The Caves

THE MILK CARTON KIDS
themilkcartonkids.com

Remember The Milk Carton Kids? I saw them in May and absolutely loved them. They have a new record, which was previously mentioned. It is called Prologue and it will be made available as a free download on July 19th, 2011 - in time for the physical copies (CDs and vinyls). Pre-orders are available now.

They also announced their first leg of the US tour:

8/10 - Phoenix, AZ - Rhythm Room*
8/11 - San Diego, CA - Anthology*
8/13 - Los Angeles, CA - McCabe's
8/14 - Ventura, CA - Zoey's
8/16 - San Francisco, CA - Cafe Du Nord*
8/18 - Portland, OR - Doug Fir*
8/19 - Seattle, WA - Rendezvous*
8/21 - Vancouver, BC, Canada - Railway Club
8/23 - Salt Lake City, UT - Kilby Court
8/24 - Logan, UT - Logan Arthouse
8/26 - Denver, CO - Soiled Dove
8/28 - Oklahoma City, OK - Blue Door
8/30 - Austin, TX - Lambert's
8/31 - Dallas, TX - Poor David's Pub

* - w/ Andrew Belle

THE STEPKIDS
stonesthrow.com/thestepkids

The Stepkids' self-titled debut album isn't out until September 27th via Stones Throw Records, but in the meantime, their song "Shadows on Behalf" is available as a podcast download:

The Stepkids: Shadows on Behalf

The Stepkids' music is described as a fusion of jazz, afro, 60s soul, and, of course, funk.

Tour Dates
7/12 Brooklyn, NY - Fort Greene Park (with Antibalas)
7/16 Bridgeport, CT - Bridgeport Arts Festival
8/03 London, UK - Cargo
8/05 Ledbury, Herefordshire, UK - The Big Chill Festival
9/02 Haverford, PA - Haverford College
9/03 Washington, DC - Loop Festival

BRIEFLY: More kids than you can stand!

THE KNUX theknux.com The Knux's new track "Run" featuring Kid Cudi was the number one song on Hype Machine over the 4th of July weekend. Read more details about The Knux at Complex.com. Kid Cudi continues his rock experimentation and joins the innovative duo (The Knux) on "Run," an upbeat number that conjures images of the beach, women, and good times. If you wanna be the cool guy at the BBQ...		GAME comptongame.com Game, formerly The Game, is a rapper, who started out in G-Unit (Guerrilla Unit) with 50 cent, has a new album called R.E.D., to be out on August 23rd on Interscope Records. Game's debut song "Bottles & Rockin' J's" in June on Rollingstone.com, features a variety of guests: DJ Khaled, Busta Rhymes, Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, Fabolous and Black Wall Street artist Kid Red.
WAZU wazuband.com WAZU is originally from Sally's town, Sydney, Australia. They recently moved to New York, and I guess they have a few demos and free EPs at their website. I know it said "name your price", you can enter in zero, or if you're feeling generous... Anyroad, they have a show in at the Trash Bar in Brooklyn, New York, on July 15th. Their opening guest is Cassette Kids. Show starts at 8pm. Be there or be square.		SPRING SKIER facebook.com/springskier Members of Hungry Kids of Hungary (a band that we've mentioned here several times), Kane Mazlin and Remy Boccalatte, have announced their side project Spring Skier in June. Triple J called their song, "Chelsea", "A dreamy, melancholic pop song. The lush orchestral production is reminiscent of Simon & Garfunkle or The Panics. Impressive stuff – as you’d expect …" Look for a full album sometime this year.
DISTRAKT myspace.com/distraktt Not really given too much to work with here, but a note from Clash The Disko Kids telling me that their remix of "The Future" is available at soundcloud.com. The Clash the Disko Kids' remix, as well as remixes by DoctR and Fidelio are from Touché Records' free EP by Distrakt I went to touchercrds.com, could not figure where the free download is.		KIDS ON A CRIME SPREE facebook.com/kidsonacrimespree Kids On A Crime Spree is Mario Hernandez's latest project, with Bill Evans and Becky Barron. If Mario's name sounds familiar, that's because he's the one-man band behind From Bubblegum To Sky (who I was impressed that he liked Pink Lady). Their record, We Love You So Bad, came out May 31st on Slumberland Records.
CHESSA & THE SKINNY KIDZ chessamusic.com Chessa & The Skinny Kidz's single "Freak Out" is from The New Dance Mix USA - In the Club. B96 (Chicago) as well as other radio stations are playing this song as part of the Summer dance hits. In early June, Chessa opened up B96's SummerBash, playing alongside huge stars such as Pitbull, Chris Brown, Lupe Fiasco, Keri Hilson, Jay Sean, T-Pain, Joe Jonas, New Boyz and Far East Movement (they're Asians!)		CONTRAKIDS myspace.com/contrakids Absolutely no information on this one. I know, I get it, they want to remain cryptic and mysterious and stuff... but it just means that I have absolutely nothing to write about! From their name, I have deduced that they like the game Contra when they were kids. Who doesn't love Contra? To get 30 extra lives, ↑ ↑ ↓ ↓ ← → ← → B A start. Triple J tells me that they are from Sydney, Australia

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Splendour in the Grass - Line-up announced today!

SPLENDOUR IN THE GRASS 2011 

“…you could barely wipe the smiles off our dials. Thank you Splendour for anticipating our every whim, and fulfilling them. A truly unforgettable weekend.” Groupie 

SPLENDOUR IN THE GRASS - the annual, ephemeral city of sounds that exists solely for sweet music and good times will transform Woodfordia, near Woodford, south east Queensland from Friday 29 to Sunday 31 July. 

The eleventh SPLENDOUR IN THE GRASS event will see 81 acts giving their splendiferous best across three stages.

COLDPLAY (only Australian show) * KANYE WEST (only Australian show) * JANE’S ADDICTION * THE HIVES * PULP * THE LIVING END * THE MARS VOLTA * REGINA SPEKTOR (only 2011 show…anywhere) * BLISS N ESO * PNAU * MOGWAI (only Australian show) * DJ SHADOW * GLASVEGAS * THE GRATES * DEVENDRA BANHART AND THE GROGS* MODEST MOUSE * THE MIDDLE EAST * KAISER CHIEFS * JAMES BLAKE * KELE * THE VINES * ELBOW * ESKIMO JOE * NOAH AND THE WHALE * CHILDREN COLLIDE * THIEVERY CORPORATION * CUT COPY * ISOBEL CAMPBELL AND MARK LANEGAN * BLUEJUICE * THE KILLS * BLACK JOE LEWIS & THE HONEYBEARS (featuring THE RELATIVES) * ARCHITECTURE IN HELSINKI * FOSTER THE PEOPLE * THE PANICS * FRIENDLY FIRES * JEBEDIAH * THE VACCINES * GOMEZ * BOY AND BEAR * GOTYE * DOES IT OFFEND YOU, YEAH? * CLOUD CONTROL * MONA * SPARKADIA * WARPAINT * MUSCLES (Live) * FITZ AND THE TANTRUMS * THEJEZABELS * DRAPHT * BRITISH SEA POWER * TIM & JEAN * LEADER CHEETAH * GROUPLOVE * SEEKER LOVER KEEPER * YELLE * KIMBRA * PHRASE * OH MERCY * DANANANANAYKROYD * THE BLACK SEEDS * MARQUES TOLIVER * THE HOLIDAYS * GHOUL * LIAM FINN * THE HERD * YOUNG THE GIANT * GUINEAFOWL * HUNGRY KIDS OF HUNGARY * JINJA SAFARI * WILD BEASTS * ILLY * CUT OFF YOUR HANDS * GARETH LIDDIARD * ALPINE * WORLD’S END PRESS * MOSMAN ALDER * LANIE LANE

 

Pretty exciting right?

So for further information (including ticket prices) head this way: http://splendourinthegrass.com

Back in the USA

If you haven't figured out the theme of this post, it's oversea bands coming to the US of A.

THE TRASH CAN SINTRAS
trashcansinatras.com

Bringing up the name Trash Can Sinatras will conjure up images of Aztec Camera, The Smiths, and The Beautiful South. This Scottish band's been around for ages, but they sort of disappeared from the US radar post-1996 or so. If you were a hardcore TCS fan, you probably shell out the import tax of getting their Japan or UK release of A Happy Pocket.

The Trash Can Sinatras celebrated their 20^th anniversary last year with the release of their new studio album, In the Music (their first album Cake was released in 1990). Still quite pleased with it, the band is finally back in the US for the whole of March for touring.

From what I've gathered, the band's really brought itself to what all the kids are doing with the twitter and the email and the usb sticks and stuff. They're even taking requests, so get on it already, if you are going to see them. Since I'm a cover lover, I wouldn't mind hearing "I Know It's Over" (their Smiths cover from Smiths is Dead), "Lady is a Tramp" or "To Sir With Love". I'm certain, they are going to do "Hayfever", their US hit.

Also, it looks like this is going to be a pretty intimate acoustic show. Dates below:

03/03/11 Fitzgerald's, Houston, TX 03/04/11 The Loft, Dallas, TX 03/05/11 Cactus Cafe, Austin, TX 03/07/11 Smith's Olde Bar's, Atlanta, GA 03/08/11 WCNC "Charlotte Today", Charlotte, NC 03/08/11 Casbah, Charlotte, NC 03/09/11 Local 506, Chapel Hill, NC 03/10/11 WNRN, Charlottesville, VA 03/11/11 House Party, Annapolis, MD 03/12/11 House Party, Philadelphia, PA 03/13/11 Joe's Pub, New York, NY 03/14/11 Iron Horse Music Hall, Northampton, MA 03/16/11 Club Passim, Boston, MA		03/17/11 The Lovin' Cup, Rochester, NY 03/18/11 Winchester Music Hall, Cleveland, OH 03/19/11 Private event, Toronto, ON 03/20/11 Space, Evanston, IL 03/22/11 TBA 03/23/11 Canal Street Tavern, Dayton, OH 03/24/11 Firebird, St. Louis, MO 03/25/11 Daytrotter, Rock Island, IL 03/25/11 KFMG, Des Moines, IA 03/26/11 Cedar Cultural Center, Minneapolis, MN 03/27/11 Knucklehead's, Kansas City, MO 03/28/11 Walnut Room, Denver, CO 03/29/11 State Room, Salt Lake City, UT

Hungry Kids Of Hungary: Wristwatch

HUNGRY KIDS OF HUNGARY
hungrykidsofhungary.bandcamp.com

We've talked about Hungry Kids of Hungary before (hint: I like their name).

Well it seems the kids have been busy, doing well on Triple J, #24 on the ARIA Charts, and playing at the Big Day Out.

I don't know if the band has ever been to the US, but I have this information below that they are indeed going to be touring North America, even stopping by SXSW on their way to California.

03/12/11 Horseshoe Tavern, Toronto
03/12/11The Garrison, Toronto
03/13/11 The Bowery Ballroom, New York
03/15/11 Mercury Lounge, New York
03/17/11 Guero’s, Austin
03/18/11 Maggie Mae's, Austin
03/19/11 Maggie Mae's - Downstairs Stage, Austin
03/19/11 Speakeasy Kaberet, Austin
03/20/11 Dan Electro’s Guitar Bar, Houston
03/23/11 Bottom of the Hill, San Fransisco
03/26/11 (private party) with Isabel Pappani of Undercover Tracks, Padadena
03/26/11 The Echo, Los Angeles

THE WOMBATS
www.thewombats.co.uk

If you listen to our podcast, you know we love the Wombats.

The difficult sophomore album from the Wombats is done. It's called This Modern Glitch and it's being released on April 26^th via Bright Antenna/ILG/Warners records.

With that, they are coming back to the US, but so far, these are the only confirmed dates I've received:

Tue, May 31 - New York, NY @ Bowery Ballroom
Wed, Jun 1 - Los Angeles, CA @ Troubadour
Fri, Jun 3 - San Francisco, CA @ Rickshaw (Popscene)

If I get new tour info, I'll be sure to let you know. In the meantime, their new single is called "Anti-D" and you can view the video at youtube.com. The video is pretty weird, nuns and balloons are involved. Their last single, "Tokyo (Vampires and Wolves)" is doing phenomenally well in the UK and Australia.

I don't have the new album, but I did look over their track listing and one of their song is called "Last Night I Dreamt...", which sort of made me wonder if this is a cover of The Smiths' "Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved". It's probably not a cover. No hope, no harm, just another false alarm.

Also, remember, W♥M wrote about The Wombats in March 2007.

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Hungry Kids of Hungary - Escapades (full album stream... ooh!)

So..... due to be released today (October 1st) in Australia, Hungry Kids of Hungary's debut album, Escapades. Check out the full stream of the album to get you all excited.

 

Enjoy!

 

Sally

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W♥M088: Double Podcast

W♥M088 [download (51min, 35mb)]

There were a couple of posts that did not transition over to Typepad, one of them was the entry for #87, so I'm including the entry below (for searching/archive reasons).

This special Double Podcast edition comes in two parts: Sally (Sydney, Australia) vs Brody (New Orleans, Lousiana).

PART ONE: SALLY
♥ Internet: My lamentation of the Vox service is going away. Although we both had numerous problems with posts and formatting. The nice thing about Typepad is that it does offer a no frills html composure (although I hear there's some issues with the new editor).
♥ Sydney: Miami Horror, touring the US and releasing a double disc album. Details previously mentioned here.
♥ Melbourne: Clubfeet's debut album Gold on Gold is quite good! Then I found out that "Teenage Suicide (Don't Do It)" is a bit of a joke song - from an imaginary band on the movie Heathers (which, incidentally, I own on a special tin-edition DVD).
♥ London: Goldfrapp has an iPhone pinball game. The concept of the game is interesting: you remix a Goldfrapp song when you play. You can download the game via iTunes.
♥ Sydney: Peabody is going to stream all their music from Loose Manifesto via their website eventually. Currently showing two songs.
♥ New York: Das Racist returning with a new mixtape called Sit Down, Man out on September 14^th. Watch the trailer on youtube. Pitchfork premiered their video for "Who's That? Brooown!" a few days ago.
♥ Brisbane: Hungry Kids Of Hungary not going hungry on their two years-winning of 2010Q Music Award for the Alternative Category. The Q stands for Queensland, not the UK music magazine.

PART TWO: BRODY
♥ New Orleans: Brody's big easy move. He's on the scene! Will be trying to attend a bunch of upcoming bands, especially keen on Sasha Masakowski and the famed-Voodoo Music Festival.
♥ New York: Peelander-Z touring New Orleans. Can't stop praising them.
♥ Tennessee: Those Darlins, no idea where they're at now, but if they're in town, you know I'll be there.

Those Darlins - Wild One

♥ London: Lucy Rose is the song of choice from Brody. She's a rising star, watch out for this one, Brody tells me.

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