Showing posts with label The Brother Kite. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Brother Kite. Show all posts

Monday, March 28, 2016

The Brother Kite's Patrick Boutwell Drops a Winner


We've loved Providence, RI's The Brother Kite since this blog's early days and are excited to find high-flying Brother Patrick Boutwell has dropped a superb LP, Hi, Heaviness, for name-your-price download. It's got jangle, it's got crunch, it's got TBKitean uplift, and, as you might expect, it's got Boutwell's megafab vox. We love pretty much every song but are posting each of our very favorites in its own personal widget. (The entire LP is accessible in each widget.) Many thanks to highly valued musicfriend Bill Curran, whom we first met at the sadly defunct Turntable.fm, for the headsup on this highly valued find.







Friday, October 05, 2007

Fin de Semana: Robert Pollard, Brother Kite, State of Samuel, John Ralston, Black Kids, Earlimart

Black Kids, obviously.
Of the making of music there is no end, and I for one am glad. Have a great weekend (which doesn't necessarily mean I'm through posting for it: just hoping you have one).

Robert Pollard - Rud Fins mp3 - Coast to Coast Carpet of Love is due to drop Tuesday instant. Ta to Toolshed. Do I need to keep saying "former Guided by Voices leader?" Thought not.
The State of Samuel - Square Roots mp3 - Thanks to SKATTERBRAIN, who has one more.

Friday, May 25, 2007

The's: Raveonettes, Brother Kite, Fags, Lodger, Family Cat

Tense?
Here are a few words to make it look like I'm saying something when all I really want to do is post some songs. (Oooh, a sinister turn.) Blogging is weird.

The Raveonettes - Dead Sound mp3 - Ta to Adult Swim: It ain't just cartoons anymore.
The Fags - Truly, Truly mp3 - Ta to Chris at Music of the Moment.
The Family Cat - Concrete mp3 - Ta to Peter at Coast is Clear, where three more kittytwangers await.

Sunday, November 12, 2006

The Rondelles - The Lovekevins - The Brother Kite

I found these three bands during webly rambles spaced out over many months during the past year. I recently came across Washington, D. C.-based The Rondelles at the excellent Coast is Clear, so thanks again to Peter of Kiel. The song posted below, "Please Shut Up," was on their 2000 album Fox. The Lovekevins are from Malmo, Sweden. I found them about a year ago and frankly can't remember where. Swedesplease would be a good guess, as that is an excellent site for finding music from you-know-where. The Lovekevins' influences include Talulah Gosh, Metal Urbain, and Takako Minekawa. The Brother Kite hail from Providence, Rhode Island and will be playing this coming Thursday at TT The Bears in Cambridge, Mass. Click on the band names to learn and/or hear more.

The Rondelles - Fox - Please Shut Up mp3
The Lovekevins - Max Leon EP - Soviet.se mp3
The Brother Kite - The Brothers Kite - The Music Box mp3
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