Get it, because her name is Feist? “F” for Feist? We appreciate a good bit of humor and classiness. We look forward to Metals when it drops on October 4.
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Feist is coming back with a great album cover.
Tag Archives: look-forward
If you wanted to know where surf industry types surf…
If you ever wanted to know where famous people who surf or are involved in the surf industry surf, then you should click on here for the T Magazine’s report. And what we learned this morning is that there is a big scene popping up in Japan. Surf Japan style, we look forward to it.
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Morning Ritual: The Send-off…
Another weekend, maybe snow in San Francisco, Noise Pop to attend to, and much more to look forward to…
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The new Strokes song is good.
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No one who has ever liked the Strokes is going to not like this song. This is classic Strokes, if there is such a phrase, perhaps even better than any single they had before. We love it. Wonder where Phoenix got their sound from? This is the Strokes telling the French to learn something new. “Under Cover of Darkness,” very good. Angles, we look forward to it.
New Belle and Sebastian album out October 12
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That up there is the cover to the new Belle and Sebastian album, aptly titled Belle and Sebastian Write About Love. They have done that for a long time now, so might as well name your album that, we thinks. This is something to look forward to. These Scots are quite good.
And then, there is a snippet of a Belle and Sebastian television show, but we can’t embed for some reason, so go here to see it. And watch this great song…
Sofia Coppola’s new film, “Somewhere” trailer
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Here is a film to look forward to… the new film directed and written by Sofia Coppola, Somewhere. Its not set to come out until December, 2010, but from the looks of this trailer, we are up for the wait.
According to the film’s wiki site, “Stephen Dorff plays Johnny Marco, a Hollywood bad-boy stumbling through a life of excess at the Chateau Marmont when he receives an unexpected visit from his 11-year-old daughter, played by Elle Fanning. Their meeting challenges his lifestyle and forces him to make necessary changes.“
