DC music video of the day! Going way back to the 90s, here’s X-French Tee Shirt by post-hardcore legends Shudder To Think
DC music video of the day! Going way back to the 90s, here’s X-French Tee Shirt by post-hardcore legends Shudder To Think
DC music video of the day! Today we’ve got Zouk by T’Kolai. This song is one of my all-time favorites, it never fails to pick me up. Old school DC house heads will recognize the location as Dupont Circle’s Club Five, still recognizable as today’s Public Bar. Ahhhh nostalgia.
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DC music video of the day! Two Vandaveer videos in one week? They’re awesome, so who cares. Today it’s a brand new video (just released today!) for Good Morning, from the 2010 EP A Minor Spell.
DC music video of the day! John Davis of Title Tracks writes the catchiest pop songs. This one, Steady Love, is from the first album It Was Easy, released in 2010.
DC music video of the day! Back from winter break and ready for 2012. Today we’ve got a great video from Vandaveer, A Mighty Leviathan Of Old, from their 2009 album Divide & Conquer.
It’s another Friday night of tough decisions for local music shows. The Black Cat has Bro Ho Ho: A Holiday Music Spectacular with solo shows from former local (snif) Jesse Elliott of These United States, Josh Read of Revival, John Bustine and Brandon Butler.
If you prefer grooving to strumming, head to the Rock and Roll Hotel for a fantastic show with The Funk Ark, Nappy Riddem and House of Soul.
And that’s just the tip of the iceberg! Why can’t there be two of me?
DC Video of the Day! More holiday cheer from Lightfoot. You can download the song for free at Lightfoot’s Bandcamp page.
DC music video of the day! Vandaveer‘s holiday EPs are my favorite Christmas music to put on this time of year, and both are available to download for free here! This year they sat down with The 78 Project to record a scratchy old-sounding version of Silver Bells. Fantastic.