SNOWBOARD MUSIC BLOG

Introducing an actual new sound representing the whole of 3 equal parts. starts with one, guitars. Rock and roll. Drums and a mixture of wailing vocals. That’s two. Technology, binary at it’s best, making sounds for one to dance to in one seamless rhythm and synthesis. Three. Melody, evenly shared vocalized display of lyric and melody. Both male and female deliver polarized interpretations of the hopes and fears of life and emotion. The sum is future, music. And new ways of thinking, lifting voices and sound. … all because your music should be as simply complicated to digest as you are.

Shiny Toy Guns’ music has something to them that makes you want to move, it’s motivating. If you’re looking for something to get you hyped before a day of riding, listen to them and feel the beat coursing through your veins and let it rip.

“Sinkin’ Soon”
By. Norah Jones
Not Too Late

This album is probably something your mom will dig a lot more than anyone who reads this. But I figured I’d mention it anyways. To anyone who does like Norah Jones, this album isnt as good as her other two, and is getting a little more on the twangy folk music than jazz. But to anyone who likes that, you’ll probably like Not Too Late, it features M. Ward and a bunch of other cool musicians, so thats a plus. Get your mom this one for mothers day.

“Going Underground”
By. Paul Weller
Hit Parade Best of

This album is real good. Everyone should check this one out. Paul Weller, leader of The Jam and The Style Council, was one of the most important figures in the mod revival. He is almost 50 years old and still touring and putting out albums. This album Hit Parade is a greatest hits album, covering all of his music, from his early stuff with the Jam to solo stuff he puts out. Everyone check this one out, put it on your ipod, and hit up some rails listening to this.

-Steve Olson