Hey fuckheads, while your spending endless hours of your worthless life drooling at pics of girls on the net, carve out a minute or thirty and check out this dynamite blog: Girls On Drums and see some real action! You can see the likes of KLYAM faves Erin Emslie (Hunx and His Punx), Emily Rose Epstein (Ty Segall Band), and loads of covers. CLICK CLICK CLICK http://girlsondrums.tumblr.com/
Here’s a video of Hunx and His Punx banging out a kickass version of the Hunx solo jam “Private Room” for Pitchfork Weekly. This video is from a few months back and damned if I know how we missed it!
One week from today the Supreme Genius himself returns to Boston!!! Monday, July 23- King Khan & The Shrines @ Brighton Music Hall! Hector’s Pets are opening, be there or be at a significantly less cool/fun place.
Today I turn 22. Happpy Birthday to me! In the 22 years I have existed on this planet I have experienced vast amounts of jaw droppingly exhilerating, brain damaging, and straight up feel good music. In honor of my day of birth, here’s a piece of one of my favorite feel good bands. Kisses!
You want to see the greatest music film in history?! Donate some $$$ here: http://www.indiegogo.com/blackliptourfilmME The Black Lips are playing the Middle East and veteran filmmaker Bill Cody and crew are documenting the adventure. Bill needs your help to fund his vision. DO IT!
This post is dedicated to two FABULOUS bands that came to prominence in 2010: Harlem and Magic Kids. Both Harlem and Magic Kids are honorary KLYAMERS (our favorite bands), but unfortunately they sort of vanished after 2010/2011. Does anybody know what happened to either of these bands?! I know Curtis O’Mara from Harlem has been keeping busy with other projects, as Glen has posted before, but I haven’t heard anything official for either band. In any situation, we wish them both the best of luck and wish to share their wonderful music with anyone that missed out on their big HYPE(s) two years ago. Alas, most music outlets merely cover artists when they are on the rise or when they are “hip.” KLYAM genuinely loved (and loves) these bands, so this post is for them!
Harlem
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Magic Kids
Keep your eyes out for some fine rock and rollers in this video!