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Indie/Altie Chitter Chatter.

lordgoat

Jill just for you, random chatter for all the regs.

The point of this thread is to say whatever you want, but while still be nice. Off topic threads ftw!

I'm pretty thrilled after the weekend, United 2 points off top, and just laughing my ass off at Mark Lamarr on Buzzcocks.

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IamNotNumber

The Wilderness Downtown is an interactive music video for Arcade Fire's song ''We Used to Wait''.
http://www.thewildernessdowntown.com/

Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi's album Rome
http://www.ro.me/

iamanengine

dinneenp wrote: »

nick cave red right hand illustrated in the style of dr-seuss/

That's awesome!

dinneenp

nick cave red right hand illustrated in the style of dr-seuss/

Gonzovision

IamNotNumber wrote: »

Edit apologies ^^Gonzovision you did post a few vids.Oh well can't em hit all

Here's one from this tour for good measure....Unfortunately didn't play this in Dublin.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSemtzz5Nrg

IamNotNumber

heard it was a good gig haven't heard much of their music tbh if someone doesnt post it here or maybe they do but miss it ... but I was enthralled by flying lotus anyway just wanted to say whoever posted The World is a Beautiful Place a few years back cheers they are amazing.

Edit apologies ^^Gonzovision you did post a few vids.Oh well can't em hit all

Gonzovision

Hope ye are all looking forward to Godspeed. Getting close now

larrykinney

Excellent album, prob my favourite of recent years, 'Norway' in particular. Saw them in Cork Opera House a few years ago, v good.

dinneenp

listening to Teen Dreams by Beach House. Always blows me away every time I listen to it. Stunning album.

steve_r

nocoverart wrote: »

Was at the last GY!BE gig here a few years back. A very special night, even though I slipped on the beer drenched floor and landed on my arse. Vicar St should be perfect for them.

Yeah me too (at the gig I mean, not falling on my arse).

One of the most atmospheric gigs I've ever been to. Delighted they will be back to go again.

nocoverart

Was at the last GY!BE gig here a few years back. A very special night, even though I slipped on the beer drenched floor and landed on my arse. Vicar St should be perfect for them.

mosstin

Gonzovision wrote: »

Godspeed You! Black Emperor playing Vicar St, April 18th 2015.
Should be some experience.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85gElY4A654

Yup, really lookinjg forward to this. Tickets on sale this Friday morning. Wonderful venue for them.

Gonzovision

Godspeed You! Black Emperor playing Vicar St, April 18th 2015.
Should be some experience.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85gElY4A654

mewso

Hope boards will be well represented on Saturday for another 90s night of nostalgia. The Weddos perform Watusi - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNxPvgxSAV8&index=2&list=PLAned_EXq0_W4i8tkyonxehorT1zYJdVE

Gonzovision

New track from Father John Misty, gig announced for Whelans on Feb 22nd.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIFrG_6fySg

Easy Rod

Deleted User wrote: »

I've gone to plenty of gigs on my own before, even went to Electric Picnic by myself once (though ran into people I knew and hung out with them for a bit) and it never really bothered me. Last night was the first time I felt painfully aware of being a loner - I guess the fact that I got there a bit too early and the front part was mostly full of teenagers contributed to the awkwardness.

I tried one of those meet-up groups when I went to see The Knife in London last year but people seemed to keep pulling out and I don't think anything ever actually became of it in the end. I might consider trying it again in future though.

I brought my 57 year old da for his birthday as i couldn't get a mate to go!

lordgoat

Future Islands were amazing last night. Sam is some front man. Gig of the year. Anyone going tonight, enjoy.

[Deleted User]

I've gone to plenty of gigs on my own before, even went to Electric Picnic by myself once (though ran into people I knew and hung out with them for a bit) and it never really bothered me. Last night was the first time I felt painfully aware of being a loner - I guess the fact that I got there a bit too early and the front part was mostly full of teenagers contributed to the awkwardness.

I tried one of those meet-up groups when I went to see The Knife in London last year but people seemed to keep pulling out and I don't think anything ever actually became of it in the end. I might consider trying it again in future though.

Gonzovision

Deleted User wrote: »

I was at The Antlers too. Great gig (Kettering would have made me cry if I wasn't made of stone) but I was painfully conscious of being pretty much the only loner near the front of the stage. I wish I had more gig buddies (or buddies in general)

Why don't you join one of those groups that meet up for gigs? Say its a good way to meet people as well.

[Deleted User]

I was at The Antlers too. Great gig (Kettering would have made me cry if I wasn't made of stone) but I was painfully conscious of being pretty much the only loner near the front of the stage. I wish I had more gig buddies (or buddies in general)

Easy Rod

steve_r wrote: »

See now that's just rubbing it in :pac:

There was no need for it I admit.

Will happily take an infraction for being a dick. :pac:

steve_r

Easy Rod wrote: »

Was at Antlers last night and going to Future Islands on Sunday...toot toot.:o

Thought Antlers were excellent, was at the back though so was affected by bar chattering during some of the quieter moments, especially Epilogue.

See now that's just rubbing it in :pac:

Easy Rod

steve_r wrote: »

Would have loved to see Antlers. My own fault for bad scheduling

Going to Future Islands though!

Was at Antlers last night and going to Future Islands on Sunday...toot toot.:o

Thought Antlers were excellent, was at the back though so was affected by bar chattering during some of the quieter moments, especially Epilogue.

steve_r

Gonzovision wrote: »

Really enjoyed the Antlers tonight.... Been a lot of gigs this year... Probably done now unless some local ones show up.

Would have loved to see Antlers. My own fault for bad scheduling

Going to Future Islands though!

Gonzovision

nocoverart wrote: »

Surely you have enough gas left for Future Islands?

Wish I did. Looks like I'll have to wait until next time. Say it'll be a great show.

nocoverart

Gonzovision wrote: »

Really enjoyed the Antlers tonight.... Been a lot of gigs this year... Probably done now unless some local ones show up.

Surely you have enough gas left for Future Islands?

Gonzovision

Really enjoyed the Antlers tonight.... Been a lot of gigs this year... Probably done now unless some local ones show up.

smacg

Anyone listened to this much. Mercury Prize 2014: Young Fathers win
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-29791914

SilverScreen

part time punk wrote: »

Sleatter-Kinney have reformed, they're playing in Vicar Street next March and I just got tickets! And just for the bonus it's a Friday and I'm about to make a pot of coffee. Woo hoo !!

Sweet! Stoked for the new album too.

nocoverart

The new album from The Twilight Sad is now on Spotify and the like. I personally think it's their strongest yet

Oh, and you can also stream it here

http://drownedinsound.com/news/4148395-album-stream--twilight-sads-10-10-awarded-masterpiece-nobody

part time punk

daUbiq wrote: »

Who?

Sorry, Sleater-Kinney with one t

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleater-Kinney

Can't get youtube/spotify in work but well worth checking out and if it's your thing tickets here ...

http://www.ticketmaster.ie/search?tm_link=tm_homeA_header_search&aid=781369&user_input=sleater+&q=Sleater-Kinney