Song of the day – 577: La Luz
This vaguely recalls many delights, but has a sunlit haze charm unique to one street in my Chosen City. Like a toddler walking sideways and falling over just because she can. Delicious.
Song of the day – 481: The Suicide Notes
If you’re interested in love, death, girl groups, punk rock and surf, let us know!
15 Most Read Entries on Collapse Board, 06.07.11 – 12.07.11
The internet is an amazing place. Turntable.fm just made it even better.
Song of the day – 362: Sallie Ford & The Sound Outside
Damn, this is great. One of those times when everything else stops, your whole life goes on temporary hold, and you turn the volume up and UP.
10 REVIEWS OF THE NEW CULTS ALBUM – 1: in real time
Wouldn’t it be so great if something so obviously corporate-backed and hipster-fed turned out to be amazing after all?
Song of the day – 348: Keep On Dancin’s (free download)
Anything that makes me swoon for the days when I would listen to the Shangri-La’s ’65 album for hours on end.
Everett True’s summer femme-pop mix: the videos
I’ve been meaning to link to this for a while.
Song of the day – 279: Shannon And The Clams (free download)
Sure it’s a little aggressive. So is life. So what the fuck are you waiting for?
Everett True’s List of 10 Things from 2010
The problem with Brisbane appears to be an overload of the creative process: there are too many folk being creative and not enough people satisfied with being consumers
Everett True and his First Ladies Of Rock
I still write for a few other places. One of these is the excellent NYC femme-focused magazine, Bust, for which I write a regular column, Everett True and his First Ladies Of Rock, a short consumer guide look at some of the fine, unheralded, female-led bands around. I’ve been on at my contact at Bust […]