A Visual Book of Musical Doctrine

This is a music blog, simply to inform you of underground artists or anything we like to listen to. This is our playlist, where you will find an interesting range of genres. This blog is also yours, because we want to expand the knowledge of music to you. Hopefully you will get something out of this book.

Bullshit. You'll just find news, reviews, and other fancy things. It is like music vomit.

Hey everyone! Sorry that I’ve been on a little hiatus since the last post, but I definitely have good news for you! The Eagle Rock Music Festival is going to happen this Saturday, October 1st from 4pm-11pm on Colorado Blvd between Argus and Eagle Rock Blvd. Supposedly, this festival is free with “a $5 donation.” But what the heck, Health, Nosaj Thing, Rooney, and Flying Lotus all for $5. I’m down!

Hey everyone! Sorry that I’ve been on a little hiatus since the last post, but I definitely have good news for you! The Eagle Rock Music Festival is going to happen this Saturday, October 1st from 4pm-11pm on Colorado Blvd between Argus and Eagle Rock Blvd. Supposedly, this festival is free with “a $5 donation.” But what the heck, Health, Nosaj Thing, Rooney, and Flying Lotus all for $5. I’m down!

Nosaj Thing interview delay

Hey all! Alright so here’s the scoop, my interview with Nosaj Thing is being delayed. I was scheduled to interview him before his set at FYF but after some communication errors with his publicist (she wasn’t picking up her phone -____-) I am going to be doing a phone interview with him soon, and don’t worry I will still be posting it!

That being said, his set at FYF was fucking badass. I’ve always admired his musical skill, but to see it live front row and center was just unreal. All the acts that night were great, but I gotta say Nosaj Thing and Death From Above 1979 really stole the show for me.

If you’re as bored as I am

Here is a new playlist I just made, I was going for (mostly electronic) songs with a chill vibe on this one. It’ll be good for early morning/late night driving :)

6669 (I Don’t Know if you Know) - Neon Indian

Life Magazine - Cold Cave

Lately - Washed Out

Us - Nosaj Thing

Man on the Moon - KiD CuDi

King of Animals - Small Black

A Horse is not a Horse - Miike Snow

Something About Us - Daft Punk

Nothing Better - The Postal Service

Little Bit (AutoErotique Bootleg Remix) - Lykke Li

Get Up - Washed Out

Should Have Taken Acid With You - Neon Indian

Fog - Nosaj Thing

Idioteque - Radiohead

Spanish Armada - Ratatat

The Prayer - KiD CuDi

Despicable Dogs - Small Black

Love Comes Close - Cold Cave

Coat of Arms - Nosaj Thing

The District Sleeps Alone - The Postal Service

Nosaj Thing, anyone?

Nosaj Thing is an electronic artist similar in style to Flying Lotus. His most recognizable beat is “Aquarium,” also known as the beat Kid Cudi used for his song “Man on the Moon.”

Why am I telling you this? Good fucking question!

The reasoning behind it is that I’m getting an opportunity to interview Nosaj Thing at FYF Fest this Saturday. It is for my college’s newspaper, however I will also be posting some (or perhaps all of it) on this blog as well :)

Pretty tits, right? Hell yeah!

So stay tuned for a Nosaj Thing interview update, that is all :)

Box full of songs.

I am clearing my room so I can move away to college and I came across CDs that are either new, old, or meant to be shared. A lot of these artists deserve recognition and a lot of them deserved the recognition they got. The most interesting ones that you guys should check out are:

  1. My Pet Saddle (folky garage rock music)
  2. Allison Sattinger (singer/songwriter who should have recognition)
  3. Big Phony (swoony, coffeehouse material)
  4. The Sounds (new wave type with a hot bisexual singer)
  5. The Beatles (you know…)
  6. The Antlers (commonly referred as crydance)
  7. Copeland (emotional tidewave of melodies)
  8. Titus Andronicus (political ambush of rock)
  9. Oh Yeah, the Future (deep melodic rock)
  10. Blink-182 (funny yet brilliant rock)
Don’t forget to by your ticket to FYF Fest! It’s coming up in three weeks on Labor Day weekend. Should you pay $35 to see great bands like Death From Above, Explosions in the Sky, Broken Social Scene, No Age, etc? Fuccckk yeahh (fest) :)

On the side note: Did you know that FYF means Fuck Yeah Fest? But people always say FYF Fest. So would it be Fuck Yeah Fest Fest? What?

Don’t forget to by your ticket to FYF Fest! It’s coming up in three weeks on Labor Day weekend. Should you pay $35 to see great bands like Death From Above, Explosions in the Sky, Broken Social Scene, No Age, etc? Fuccckk yeahh (fest) :)

On the side note: Did you know that FYF means Fuck Yeah Fest? But people always say FYF Fest. So would it be Fuck Yeah Fest Fest? What?

Music-filled weekend.

Last weekend was one of many epic weekends. So much music filled the air for me and day and night was concert after concert. I will explain in 3…2…1…

Thursday, Aug 4th

The Sounds gave a memorable show at the US Open of Surfing in Huntington Beach. However, the crowd epically SUCKED. Many didn’t even know who The Sounds were but continued to push the audience around. But Maja Ivaarson is one sexy woman I will say that. Oh yeah, did I mention that a girl was shoving her ass sideways so that I wouldn’t get in the way? What is the problem if I’m next to you. Fucking bitch. Die.

Friday, Aug 5th

I saw Katy Perry at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles! I’m not even into that type of music, but Katy Perry puts on a mean show. To be honest, her music is catchy even though the songs are about the craziest things. She is a terrific entertainer and I would love to see her again.

Saturday, Aug 6th

My late afternoon was reserved for Surfer Blood and MGMT at the US Open of Surfing. Surfer Blood was greatly under-appreciated and the crowd wanted them out. I loved them and I felt that they should have had more respect since they are a beach-rock genre. MGMT was also great too. It was nice to hear them, and their songs were quite an ear-full. It was a great end to the US Open.

Round two! After MGMT, I went to Hard Summer in Los Angeles. I arrived late (9 pm) and caught the last part of Ratatat. I wished I saw there entire show because the bit I was able to see was great. After that, I watched Chromeo and Duck Sauce. Both were great shows, and Duck Sauce was the most dancable band of the night. However, Skrillex stole my heart. All and all, it was a great experience.

US Open Concerts this weekend!

  • The Sounds and Walk the Walk - Thursday, 4:30 pm - 6: 30 pm
  • Jimmy Eat World - Friday, 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm
  • MGMT and Surfer Blood - Saturday, 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm

Hard Summer is coming! August 6th, save the date! Great performers are going to be there, and we are expecting you guys to go! It’s going to take place at the Los Angeles State Historic Park from 6 pm to 2 am. I hope this will be part of the great home stretch of the best summer ever!

Hard Summer is coming! August 6th, save the date! Great performers are going to be there, and we are expecting you guys to go! It’s going to take place at the Los Angeles State Historic Park from 6 pm to 2 am. I hope this will be part of the great home stretch of the best summer ever!