The Rocklouder Blog
‘Bored to Death’ with Jason Schwartzman
Not sure why we’ve been sent this, but in our inbox we found a stream for the THEME TUNE to a new TV series we probably won’t get to see until it’s repeated ad infinitum on daytime Channel 4.
“Jonathan Ames, a young Brooklyn writer, is feeling lost. He’s just gone through a painful break-up, thanks in part to his drinking, can’t write his second novel, and carouses too much with his magazine editor. Rather than face reality, Jonathan turns instead to his fantasies - moonlighting as a private detective - because he wants to be a hero and a man of action. “
Deep Elm 16-song Sampler
‘Defending The Kingdom’ is the latest free sampler from Deep Elm, you can find it here.
“DEEP ELM RECORDS is pleased to announce that for the next 30 days fans can download for FREE our 16 song Sampler No. 7 “Defending The Kingdom” featuring music from Latterman, The Appleseed Cast, Sounds LIke Violence, 500 Miles To Memphis, Slowride, Burns Out Bright, Flanders, So Sad Althea, Settlefish, Desert City Soundtrack, Free Diamonds, Clair De Lune and Small Arms Dealer. What better way to end the Summer than with some killer free music.”
Bouncing Souls Stream ‘Badass’
Bouncing Souls have made a new track, ‘Badass’, available to stream via their Facebook page.
In a shameless ploy to get more ‘fans’ on the “popular social networking site”...
“Here’s how it works:
Listen to “Badass” by going to http://www.facebook.com/bouncingsouls.
Click on the “Discussions” tab.
Click on the topic for BADASS and post your badassery.
You must be a registered user on Facebook and you must be a “fan” of The Bouncing Souls on Facebook.
Signing up for Facebook and being a Bouncing Souls “fan” are both free.”
The Blackout Video Shoot Info
As posted on their MySpace, The Blackout are shooting the video for their next single, ’...This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things’ in London this weekend.
The band are inviting fans along to help / star / etc, the shoot taking place at Islington Academy on Saturday 5th September between midday and “about 6ish”.
ETID DVD Stream
Every Time I Die are letting fans watch the whole of the ‘New Junk Aesthetic’ DVD (comes with the deluxe edition of the album), in exchange for - almost predictably - a Tweet or post on Facebook.
