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Showing posts with label the courteeners. Show all posts
Saturday, 24 April 2010
Video: The Courteeners' "Take Over the World"
Saturday, 24 April 2010
The brand new video for The Courtneers' brilliant, latest single "Take Over the World"...
The Courteeners' Official Site
The Courteeners' Official Site
Friday, 5 March 2010
YouTube Friday
Friday, 5 March 2010
Because sometimes you don't need a reason....my current YouTube favourites:
Great video of Brasilian brotherly duo, The Soundscapes, performing "Here's When" in NYC.
A track from Nikki Sudden's beautiful set at the Cake Shop in NYC. The chilling "Death is Hanging Over Me", filmed roughly 40 hours before he passed away after a Knitting Factory gig. :( R.I.P. Nikki. ♥
Glasgow band and my labelmates, The Dirty Cuts, from their Nice'n'Sleazy's performance in January. Some of the shadowly figures may be one of my friends and I dancing around. Haha.
This song is quite pretty!
I originally saw this on the Oasis Dig Out Your Soul DVD and so glad it's on YouTube. Noel Gallagher never fails to make me laugh here...
Great video of Brasilian brotherly duo, The Soundscapes, performing "Here's When" in NYC.
A track from Nikki Sudden's beautiful set at the Cake Shop in NYC. The chilling "Death is Hanging Over Me", filmed roughly 40 hours before he passed away after a Knitting Factory gig. :( R.I.P. Nikki. ♥
Glasgow band and my labelmates, The Dirty Cuts, from their Nice'n'Sleazy's performance in January. Some of the shadowly figures may be one of my friends and I dancing around. Haha.
This song is quite pretty!
I originally saw this on the Oasis Dig Out Your Soul DVD and so glad it's on YouTube. Noel Gallagher never fails to make me laugh here...
Labels:
kasabian,
nikki sudden,
oasis,
the courteeners,
the dirty cuts,
the soundscapes
Friday, 12 February 2010
Video: The Courteeners' "You Overdid It Doll"
Friday, 12 February 2010
Lately I've been loving the latest single from Manchester band, The Courteeners. John Kennedy on XFM London has been playing it quite a bit and Liam Fray (the lead singer) graces the cover of this week's NME. Obviously, their popularity is increasing by the day. I love this song because it reminds me of Pulp and Franz Ferdinand at the same time, except less "arty" than the latter. Simply put, it's a fantastic indie pop track. I expect that we'll be hearing much more of them throughout 2010.
The Courteeners' myspace
The Courteeners' myspace
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