Doo' Music for Wayward revolutionaries

The Coral

The fact that there are so many people who aren't aware of this band bothers me, because they've been around for at least 6 or 7 years. This band (consisting of 5 UK natives) plays the same kind of simple melodic rock that instantly reminds me of 60's rock n' roll ie. The Zombies and The Beach Boys. Listen to "Jacqueline" below, friend them on myspace, and crack open a nice, refreshing wine cooler for the ride. Why? Because there's no point in having a revolution with out good vibrations, and for good vibrations, you're going to need good music... and maybe a wine cooler.

The Coral on Myspace.

Jacqueline - The Coral

Doo' Music for Wayward Revolutionaries

Ghostland Observatory

This uncompromisingly in your face electric indie band is composed of front man Aaron Behrens and producer/drummer Thomas Turner. Based out of Austin TX, this two man wrecking crew is rocking live audiences all over the US. Haven't heard of them? Check out the two videos posted here, then check out their website at www.ghostlandobservatory.net

I have two videos here because Ghostland has no music videos, only live performances. So I included the studio version of their single "Sad Sad City" and a fan video from their performance at bonnaroo '08, which is so sick it hurts.




Make sure to watch all of this next video, It starts out fairly tame, and takes you to a whole different dimension.





...Why? Because if there's going to be a revolution, people have to get fired up. And to get fired up, you're going to need some good music.

Doo' Music for Wayward Revolutionaries

MGMT

An awesome seemingly funk psycadelic rock band based in Brooklyn (Where me and Jesse are I might add). Check out "electric feel" below, and then check out their website at www.whoismgmt.com .

MGMT - "Electric Feel" Music Video

Why? Well what's the point of a revolution with out general debauchery? And for good debauchery, you need good music!