Nothing available, wot! This is a shame, because this is a rather nice Isobel Campbell sung (and written?) tune. It is the third track on the This is Just a Modern Rock Song EP. To make it up to you, … Continue reading
Fan video: Running… out… of stuff… to say… Link to lyrics. Push Barman to Open Old Wounds was said, by Murdoch, to be “25 charming tales of shy girls dabbling in photography and bookish boys dabbling in shy girls.” I … Continue reading
Ostensibly the Official Video: The next four songs were originally on the This Is Just a Modern Rock Song EP. The title song is sort of about the band: This is just a modern rock song, This is just a … Continue reading
Official video? Fan video? One last track from 3.. 6.. 9 Seconds of Light, which doesn’t put us at quite the halfway mark of Push Barman to Open Old Wounds. And there’s still the album Tigermilk to go after that! … Continue reading
Fan video using scenes from Rocky Horror: A lyrically bizarre song from the 3.. 6.. 9 Second of Light EP, as found on Push Barman to Open Old Wounds. In my iTunes library, there are a number of bands that … Continue reading
Live: Holy cats! “Le Pastie de la Bourgeoisie” is actually something of a rocker! This is a great song about wanting to escape into books. It is a little difficult to understand the title. At least one poster at this … Continue reading
Promo video: Push Barman to Open Old Wounds is, as I’ve mentioned, a collection of EPs. The next four songs are all from 3.. 6.. 9 Seconds of Light. “A Century of Fakers” uses the same music as “A Century … Continue reading
Not available online as near as I can tell, which is a shame because its really a rather catchy tune. This is the the final track from the Lazy Line Painter Jane EP, though on the original it is the … Continue reading
Especially bizarre fan video: This is another spoken word song, not entirely unlike “A Spaceboy Dream.”. It leads up to a rather amusing punchline. The musical track for this song is the same as that of “A Century of Fakers”, … Continue reading
Some dude covering it: …and we’re back! This is the second of four songs from the Lazy Line Painter Jane EP, though I have it because of Push Barman to Open Old Wounds. The lyrics suggest something rather unpleasant has … Continue reading