The Eames Era: "Could Be Anything" (video)

Love 'em. (Oops, emoting again. Note to self: Change blogname to "Poweremotist?")

From the Archives

It's been a couple of months since dipping into the pplist archives, so maybe now's the time to disport among some personal favorites. Regular visitors may have seen these already, but newcomers might not have. If you like them, you might like to visit previous archival offerings here, here, and here. Clicking the band names below will often put you in touch with more songs and information about the bands.

Dressy Bessy - Side 2 mp3
The Raveonettes - That Great Love Sound mp3
Magnapop - Satellite mp3

DAYS - Simple Thing MP3
The Winnerys - Get Into My Life mp3
Annemarie - The Living Model mp3

Edmund’s Crown - Damsel mp3
The Manhattan Love Suicides - Skulls mp3 - Also here and here. . .
The Eames Era - Year of the Waitress mp3

The Eames Era

The ever-vigilant Morten at Hits in the Car has discovered The Eames Era have revamped their website and stocked it with mp3s from their soon-to-be-released album Heroes and Sheroes. Since just last week he kindly acknowledged my earlier posting of The Eames Era, I'm going to go ahead and post all three of the Heroes and Sheroes mp3s. And to save trouble for you clickaphobes, I'm posting here everything the group is making available at their website. I love these Pelican Staters and can't wait to hear the rest of the new album. I encourage you to head over to eMusic and check out the rest of The Eames Era songs. I did so after first coming across them and downloaded a bunch of good stuff. As always, Morten is afire with great new music, so here too is the homepage for Hits in the Car.

The Eames Era
Heroes and Sheroes
When You were a Millionaire mp3
Last To Know mp3
Both Hands Full mp3
Double Dutch
Year of the Waitress mp3
Go to Sleep mp3
The Second EP
Could be Anything mp3

The Eames Era

They look so relaxed, and no wonder. Baton Rouge, Louisiana’s The Eames Era reported on their MySpace site last week they are in the mastering stage of their second full-length, Heroes and Sheroes. The band came together in its present lineup in 2003 when singer Ashlin Phillips joined guitarists Grant Widmer and Ted Joyner, drummer Greg Gauthreaux, and bassist Brian Waits to turn The Double Zeros into a quintet. According to Wikipedia, their songs have been featured on the Abercrombie & Fitch website and two t.v. shows, Grey’s Anatomy and Falcon Beach. Thanks to the excellent You Aint No Picasso for the headsup on this pleasingly infectious fivesome. P.S.: They also stated that the new album will have 17 songs and that they plan to rotate the songs available at their MySpace site, so if you like these, absorb them while you can.

The Eames Era
Year of the Waitress mp3
Could Be Anything mp3