Product Manager at Handsome. Founder of Pop 'stache. I leave spare thoughts here.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
10,000 uniques in the past 7 days makes me a happy website owner.
Pop ‘stache turned one. Guess how we’re celebrating?
Pop ‘stache announces ‘Special Guest’ YAWN and screenprinted poster.
-Poster by http://thezanderson.com
Truth.
Pop 'stache Presents: 100 Greatest Albums of the Digital Age
The list is finally complete. Who did we miss?
Dub Trio - IV | Album Review for Pop 'stache
Any Dub Trio fans?
Pop 'stache Presents: 100 Greatest Albums of the Digital Age
You should probably read through this and disagree with us…
“Like a memory, Days has all the inexplicability, sentimental glow and missing details of the mind’s eye.” - Taylor Cowan
Listen to the Spookedelic Mixtape and come out to tonight’s show at SubT (via Spookedelic: A Psychedelic Halloween Mixtape on Pop ‘stache)
Just set up our account here: http://ex.fm/popstache. Shit is dope.
Our Next Generation Website Has Arrived!
We are super-excited to announce major changes to exfm that will make discovering great new music even easier. Ex.fm is now a music destination: head there now to find what songs are trending today and a bunch of other ways to find new music. We’ve also released a new upgrade for the Chrome extension and added extensions for both Firefox and Safari! Now more than ever exfm is the destination to discover and share music socially.
A few highlights from the new ex.fm:
- Listen to what’s trending: the most loved songs from our users.
- Explore songs by genre
- Check out great music experiences curated for you by the best music bloggers on the web.
- Find friends directly from Facebook and Twitter.
- Customize the background for your profile.
Please click on ex.fm and start listening.
This is in large part based on your feedback, so check it out and let us know what you think.
Le Butcherettes - Sin Sin Sin
Most of Mexico is consumed by murder and mayhem. As more police quit to save their hides, drug lords are taking over the streets. And as more immigrants passing through Mexico to the U.S. are slaughtered, soldiers are losing ground to organized crime outfits. Through all the death and destruction, there holds steady a bright and shining light swinging from an open garage door in Guadalajara. The soundtrack for Mexico’s chaos reverberates between every note and chord of Le Butcherettes’ music. They are a four-piece punk ensemble fronted by a hot keyboardist-slash-vocal siren by the name of Teri Gender Bender.
Acts such as The Dead Weather and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs were using them as opening acts as they passed through Mexico on recent tours. In a time of utter disarray south of the border, Le Butcherettes grabbed its gear and headed to L.A. in ’09 to get their music out to the teeming masses in the good ol’ U.S. of A. This kick-ass quartet played the recent SXSW festival as well, receiving accolades for a job well done. Pats on the back and “atta boys” pale in comparison if one has never partaken in Le Butcherettes’ live music and stage presence.
Pop ‘stache crew at Bonnaroo 2011. Full coverage of the festival: here.
