I didn’t know her name a few weeks ago when Kandle‘s management company hit me up about her show tonight at Supermarket. I’m unfortunately booked for tonight, otherwise I’d be in the crowd watching this 20 year old Victoria, BC singer (and daughter of 54-40’s Neil Osbourne) win over the crowd. Head to her bandcamp page to hear 5 of her tracks, or scroll a little farther down to hear what has to be her strongest song “Know My Name”.
Know My Name from Kandle Osborne on Vimeo.
“Bruises” by Band Of Skulls, from the upcoming album Sweet Sour. Take a listen to a bunch of their new (including “Sweet Sour”) and old songs below the video.
Unfortunately, when there’s this much going on in my work life, the blog takes the backseat. But, I did have a free couple of minutes to post this great new track from School Of Seven Bells.
“Lafaye” is the second track, and first official single off the upcoming album Ghostory (out Feb. 28th via Vagrant/Ghostly International). . “Lafaye” is also the name of the tormented character in their upcoming concept album, available as a single through all digital retailers on Tuesday, January 17 with an exclusive b-side “Love From A Stone”.
Last time I posted about LA based Brazilian/American-brother/sister duo Blondefire, I put the video for “Where The Kids Are”, from the album Win The Game. Seems like “Walking With Giants” (below) is the next single, so should we say this band is two for two? Yes.
Here’s the first single off the upcoming Port Of Morrow, which is out on March 20th via The Shins‘ Aural Apothecary label. Pre-order it and get the track in mp3 form tomorrow, and peruse all the different bundles in the store.
Killer song though, here’s hoping the rest of the album stands up to this one.
