For this album art game, you will be presented with the covers of several albums — some images have been cropped so that the name of the band and/or the name of the album are not visible.
If you recognize the album art, write the name of the band and the corresponding name of the album in the Comments section, or Tweet your guesses/answers to After The Show here!
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Monday night (8-16-2010), El May and Rachael Cantu played at The Hotel Cafe in LA.
I was pleasantly surprised that The Hotel Cafe had been renovated and was much larger than the last time I had visited 7 years ago.
El May (Lara May) played a solo set consisting of guitar, experimental looping of vocals and guitar, and piano. Highlights were when she played songs on the piano such as “Draining a Lake” and songs on guitar like “Don’t You” and “Order in the Nothing.”
Rachael Cantu played a great set with an accompanying guitarist with her. Although she didn’t play her cover of “Can You Tell” by Ra Ra Riot, she did play songs like “Thieves and Their Hands.” The use of a guitar slide gave a country twang to some songs. She ended her set with the song “Saturday,” which sounded great with the combination of just acoustic guitar and electric guitar.
Shout out to ATS reader Maribella M. who was also at the show!
Rock Band 3 has a great line-up of songs, including “Portions for Foxes” by Rilo Kiley (!!!), “Just Like Heaven” by The Cure, and “Combat Baby” by Metric.
Other songs on Rock Band 3 are by artists like The White Stripes, Phoenix, Ida Maria, Smashmouth, Joan Jett, Ozzy Osbourne, Queen, and The Doors.
Watch the Rock Band 3 official trailer below:
Go and see the movie Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World. It came out yesterday, and Tennessee Thomas (drummer of The Like) and Jason Schwartzman (Coconut Records, former drummer of Phantom Planet and Ben Lee) are in the film.
Tennessee appears briefly in the middle of the film as Lynette Guycott, the drummer of a rival band and Jason plays the evil Gideon Graves towards the end of the film.
On Thursday August 5th, three bands played a free show in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park for the Celebrate Brooklyn Festival.
Holly Miranda, Joan as Policewoman, and Metric took the stage — Holly Miranda and Metric were definitely the best bands of the evening.
Highlights were Holly Miranda playing “Waves” and “I’d Rather Go Blind,” with Kaki King joining in on guitar, and Metric playing an acoustic version of “Combat Baby” as the last song of the encore.
This week, check out LA band Love Darling on MySpace.
You can listen to several Love Darling songs, and sign up for their newsletter for a free download of “Hazy.”
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