Browsing: Music
Nice to see car stereo wars on the homepage of iTunes under “What we are listening to.” Glad that the people at Apple like car stereo wars, we love Apple products! Now how about putting us on an iPod ad?
The car stereo wars gang all traveled up to Sydney for the annual APRA (Australian Performing Rights Association) awards a few weeks ago. Apart from a great night of music and entertainment it was great fun for us all to get together again and everyone looked great in their fancy clothes. Next time let’s get together and make some music!
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Tom Robinson plays Broken on BBC 6 and calls it absolutely stunning! Thanks Tom!
You can see the playlist and listen to the podcast here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/shows/tom_robinsons_introducing/tracklisting_20100411.shtml |
The nice people at Ghost Whisperer gave us this image to put on our website, so here it is! Ghost Whisperer airs this Friday.
Check out the clip of Kourtney going to the doctors and you’ll hear “Broken” If you manage to watch the whole episode they play quite a bit more of it as well as later on in the show they play “Alone”
Keep a look out/ear out for car stereo wars track “Radio Edit” appearing on Episode 517 of Ghost Whisperer in a couple of weeks.
Smooth fits in very well with this sexual tension packed episode of Smallville.
A nice review was published yesterday on Baby Sue, also some big news coming soon about a super TV placement…
“There’s an interesting social phenomenon happening in music lately. While the world of hugely popular artists has never been more horrific and awful…there seems to be a wealth of cool and credible artists getting their feet in the door by having their music featured in commercials and televisions shows. We were blown away late last year by Britain’s Patrick & Eugene (whose music can be heard on several big-time television commercials)…and now the folks in Car Stereo Wars have the same effect on us…despite the fact that their music is being used for blatantly commercial purposes (!). Just goes to show that when the quality’s there…nothing else really matters. Many folks would probably lump the songs on For Your Comfort and Safety into that all-too-familiar dream pop genre…but in our minds these folks are simply creating smart, gliding, progressive pop with cerebral qualities. Eleven beautiful cuts here including “Smooth,” “Radio Edit,” “November,” and “For Your Comfort and Safety.” This album should instantly appeal to fans of Ivy.”
Read it here on the Baby Sue website
