domingo, 6 de fevereiro de 2011

Mudamos

O Indieoteca agora é da família Fubap! Estamos no fubap.org/indieoteca
;)

quinta-feira, 3 de fevereiro de 2011

Mais Those Dancing Days

Saiu mais um clipe do novo disco do Those Dancing Days, da música "I'll Be Yours".


Pelo que deu para sentir com essa música e "Fuckarias", Daydreams & Nightmares vai ser bem melhor que In Our Space Hero Suits. O novo álbum será lançado em 7 de março.

UPDATE
Tinha dado bobeira e nem vi que antes de "I'll Be Yours" elas tinham lançado outro clipe, "Reaching Forward". Achei esperta essa tática de mostrar vários clipes antes do disco sair.

quarta-feira, 2 de fevereiro de 2011

RIP White Stripes

Como vocês já devem saber, a melhor banda de Jack White infelizmente acabou. Selecionei algumas das minhas favoritas músicas, covers ou clipes (como eles foram bem dirigidos, né? Michel Gondry, Sofia Coppola, Floria Sigismondi...) para lamentar que agora o White Stripes é nosso.







terça-feira, 1 de fevereiro de 2011

Música nova do Dodos


O que mais você poderia pedir nesta terça-feira que uma música nova do Dodos? (um show do Vampire Weekend, talvez). A ótima "Black Night" vai abrir No Color, disco novo da dupla que será lançado no dia 14 de março. Com o novo do Bill Callahan em abril, 2011 vai ser musicalmente melhor que 2010 antes mesmo da metade do ano.










Clipe da semana

Smith Westerns - Weekend from Fat Possum Records on Vimeo.


Discão esse Dye It Blonde, recomendo.

sábado, 29 de janeiro de 2011

Eu quero ir para Marte

No dia 10 de julho de 2010 eu comecei um rascunho neste blog sobre Queen of Denmark, o disco de estreia do John Grant que eu não parava de ouvir e que considero até hoje o segundo melhor do ano passado, perdendo apenas para o Tame Impala.

Vou poupar vocês da parte em que fico me martirizando por não ter escrito este post antes e ir direto ao assunto. Fico tranquila de fazer minha parte para que este disco seja ouvido, pois é incrível e infelizmente passou desapercebido por muitos lugares.




O John Grant era um cara que, apesar de já ter tido uma banda (The Czars), não tinha muita fé em si mesmo, e só fez essa obra-prima graças ao empurrãozinho do Midlake, que gravou o disco com ele. O sofrimento, a falta de auto-estima, o passado difícil, tudo isso dá para sacar pelas letras, que são sensacionais. Mas isso não vem de uma maneira ruim. Não há uma "bad vibe" no disco, não tem ódio sendo despejado... nem vira uma sessão chata de terapia. É sentimento, descrito com sinceridade e ironia, e com ótimos arranjos também. E é um disco, daqueles com começo meio e fim, que não se vê mais por aí.




Você pode ouvir John Grant falando sobre expectativas, sociedade, sexualidade, a relação com o pai e outras coisas no Queen of Denmark (que o Leandro disponibilizou para download aqui). Ou falando de ser tradutor na Alemanha e contando a história do disco nesta entrevista, que está completa no Face Culture. Lá ele também fala de drogas, do passado bad vibe... vale muito a pena.


Mas não se engane pensando que Queen of Denmark é deprimente. Há, por exemplo, as referências engraçadíssimas em "Sigourney Weaver", e "Chickenbones", uma das músicas mais "alegrinhas" de Queen of Denmark.


Agora fica fácil entender o porquê de eu ter demorado tanto a finalizar este post. Não conseguiria passar em um texto a grandiosidade desse disco.

quinta-feira, 27 de janeiro de 2011

O que aconteceu com Jeff Mangum

Ele mesmo contou. A dica é do Silvano.
update: esse texto é velho, provavelmente de 2001, mas acho que vale a pena.


hello everyone

i think its time that i made a few things clear.
first of all, i am not in hiding, as some have said. where i am i supposed to be hiding?
behind the coach? in the cat box? under the bed?

i wake up everyday, i walk out into the world and i say hello to the people i meet.
the sun shines, the birds sing, the dogs birth out of the old womans eyeball, the
afterbirth overwhelms me, swimming with strange creatures, etc. living in the great mystery
is enough for me right now.
also it has been said that i dont like people listening
to my music, that i dont like playing live, that i stopped playing because people heckled
me at my shows, called me names, etc. if you really think im that pathetic, then you should
burn my records, and forget about me. but its not like that. not that i thought every aspect
of being in a semi popular
rock band was totally healthy, but im not knocking it either. but when i hear people bitching about
being famous, i always wonder why they keep doing it. if you dont like doing interviews
anymore, then dont. its that easy.
but anyway, im getting off track here. what happened to me
comes down to two things.


1.immune system breakdown. i was getting sick every two months for a year, and finally in
the spring of 99 i got hepatitis and mono at the same time, which turned me into
a vomit tornado with yellow eyeballs for two months, and gave me chronic fatigue for the next
two years. which led to number two.
2.spiritual breakdown. this little nervous breakdown, which lasted about two years, was
one of the best things that ever happened to me. it turned out great in the end, even though
it was a living hell for a long time.
in our society, we are supposed to feel ashamed of ourselves when we breakdown,
were supposed to go to the shrink to "fix" the "problem",
so that we can come out as smiling productive members of society.
what a load of crap.
we must live in the loneliest society on earth, one that has taken the spiritual
aspect out of becoming a healthy person.
in other cultures, spirituality, human
phycology, physical health and meditation are all one thing. you cant separate them into
compartments. i didnt know any of this a few years ago, and my breakdown forced me
to begin to see through the horrible mental boxes that our society imposes on everyone.
two years ago i was a mess, every belief i had was disintegrating, everything
i had based my life on seemed shaky. i was tired, confused, and i just didnt think
i could simply sing my way out of it this time. and i was right. the songs i did write
were confused, very dark and not anything i thought anyone needed to hear. they were
more for myself, to help me to work through my mental problems. so, doing shows seemed
inappropriate, since anything i would sing would instantly end up on the net, for
everyone to hear. im not knocking people sharing my music on the internet, but
at that point, it didnt seem right.

so where am i at now? well, all my belongings are in storage, and i am leaving for spain in a
week. dont know whats going to happen. life is better that way. my attitude has always been
to remain open to all possibilities. maybe i'll write a song, a story, a tape piece,
learn meditation, capture a beautiful event on tape, make a friend, see something i've
never seen before. and if at some point, if it all adds up to be something worth
releasing to the world, i will do it gladly. i dont give a fuck if it
"tops aeroplane" or not. thats just another mental prison. anyone waiting for an album
to top the last one should look somewhere else, because you'll inevitably be disappointed.


when i wrote aeroplane, i spent 90 percent of my time screaming nonsence
into my little tape recorder, or chopping up sounds with my sound blender, or
just making noise,
and 10 percent of my time writing songs. it was very liberating,
because i never thought about what i was doing, and a week before we went to record i didnt
even think we had a half finished album. but i didnt care. i figured if we went the studio,
and only recorded one finished song, then that would be fine. creating just one minute of
something inspiring is an incredibly fun thing to do. so next time you hear that neutral milk
is recording, dont get your hopes up. it may only be one minute of music.
and if i ever release my korena pang peices for you to
hear, you'll soon find that
its just liberated dada to free the mind. if you want more neutral milk, dont buy it.
you'll hate it. i for one love music that makes my brain freeze, like the shags, or art ensemble
or maybe some chanting and
banging and confusion from bolivia that makes me forget myself for awhile.
major organ was just a bunch of friends putting music together for fun. it was a project
that changed hands at least a dozen times, and most of the time you didnt even know who was working on it,and you never knew where it would go.
released mostly to inspire other dreamers and home recorders to do the same with there friends.
we weren't trying to create a masterpiece. trying to do anything is the of death of creativity,
and if we can encourage people to not try, but to just do, then we have accomplished our goal.
the jittery joes show should be out in august or september. it was a show i did in 98 before going
to denver to record. i think the video footage makes it worthy of release, since lance bangs
did such a good job. we're putting it out to encourage people to stop paying alot of money
for second generation live shows. but again, dont get your hopes up. its really not a big deal.

so thats it. thanks to everyone for listening to my music. now i need to forget myself again,
so you may not hear from me for awhile. forgetting yourself is freedom, and i need to be free.
happy travels. jeff


Clipe novo do Sleigh Bells

Delícia essa "Rill Rill".

segunda-feira, 24 de janeiro de 2011

sexta-feira, 21 de janeiro de 2011

Matt and Kim caem na porrada

Bem foda esse clipe novo do Matt and Kim, "Cameras". Os dois batem sem dó um no outro (a Kim apanha menos, claro), e a cena do pedal do bumbo é uma sacada incrível.

quarta-feira, 19 de janeiro de 2011

Gatinhos são hype

Clipe de "Crazy for you", do Best Coast, é dirigido por gatinhos, seguindo essa nova moda de gatos fazendo coisas de humanos.

terça-feira, 18 de janeiro de 2011

Peter Bjorn and John vampireweekendizando

Saiu o clipe de "Breaker Breaker", primeiro single do novo do Peter Bjorn and John, Gimme Some.
O disco tá uma delícia, vale baixar.

segunda-feira, 17 de janeiro de 2011

Top 10 indie crushes brasileiras de 2010

Demorou, mas finalmente ficou pronta a lista mais esperada (cof) do ano (passado). Saiba quem foram os músicos, DJs e blogueiros mais desejados pelo mundo indie em 2010, e descubra os novos Calebs e Zooeys brasileiros.
Meus agradecimentos ao Alex Correa, Mariana Neri, Rodrigo Ortega, Mariana Marques, Marcelo Santiago e Alexandre Matias.

10. Shairon (Fusile)


9. Andrio Maquenzi (Superguidis)


8. Alexandre Kumpinski (Apanhador Só)






5. Bernard (Volantes)


4. Renato Cortez (Seychelles, Cérebro Eletrônico, etc)




2. Artur (Sabonetes)


1. Felipe Zancanaro (Apanhador Só)


*****

10. Ana Bean (Trash it up, Popload)


9. Juliana Vacaro (Some Community)

8. Flávia Maia (Sweet Flavour Band)


7. Gaía Passarelli (rraurl)


6. Rosanne (Rosie and Me)


5. Mayra Maldjian (DJ)




3. Veronica Vacaro (Some Community)

2. Ana Garcia (Coquetel Molotov)



Relembre a lista de 2009 aqui.

domingo, 16 de janeiro de 2011

segunda-feira, 10 de janeiro de 2011

Minks

Para quem curte um dream pop:



Não é muito a minha praia, mas adorei essa "Funeral Song". Ao vivo fica ainda melhor:



O MySpace deles é este e o disco todo, chamado By The Hedge, está aqui.

quarta-feira, 5 de janeiro de 2011

Melhores clipes de 2010

Em 2010 a tendência foi os clipes-curtas, bizarrices e cenas que chocam: tem criança levando tiro, cachorro apanhando e muito nojinho, então lembre-se disso antes de clicar no play.
Aí vão os meus preferidos, em ordem aleatória:

"Red Light" - Holy Fuck


"Telephone" - Lady Gaga ft. Beyoncé


"Let'em Shine Below" - Holger


"Solitude is Bliss" - Tame Impala


"Madder Red" - Yeasayer


"I Feel Better" - Hot Chip


"Runaway" - Kanye West (clica aqui para ver o curta de 30 min)


"Coquet Coquette" - Of Montreal


"Walk in the Park" - Beach House


"The Suburbs" - Arcade Fire


"California Gurls" - Katy Perry


"This Too Shall Pass" (versão 2) - OK Go


"Floating Vibes" - Surfer Blood (é mais pela música, não vou negar)