Everything changing will unchange again.

This is the title track from Cold Cave's newest release "Love Comes Close".

Makes it feel like 1981 England and that we're still trying to get over Ian Curtis' death
while dealing with the helpless/hopeless policies of a Thatcher administration.
At least that's what I am imagining.
I've always wanted to be there in that place during that time,
to fight against conservative oppression
and dance my ass off/freak out at punk shows.
And this album from some kids from Philly lay out the perfect soundtrack for it.
Ever see the film, This Is England?
By the way, the whole album kicks ass.

http://www.myspace.com/coldcave
http://www.theheartworm.com/discography.php
http://www.thisisenglandmovie.co.uk/
 
The photo is from Amanda Blank's show in Brooklyn last night at the Roxy/Paper Magazine party.
Ms. Blank, as the kids say, brought it.

When upon their arrival they say, in a dispirited and comely way.

So much amazing live music going on lately that it's getting a little overwhelming.
Tonight I'll be heading to see Amanda Blank play a party in Brooklyn 
before heading over to try and catch Jarvis Cocker performing at Terminal 5, 
as well as Destroyer at the Bowery Ballroom, whose City Of Daughters and Thief 
just got reissued on limited-edition double-vinyl (!!!) on Nominal Records.
If none of those float your boat, I'm sure Grace Jones will be knocking 'em dead 
at the Hammerstein Ballroom.
Dude.