Little Luna Available Today

Lots of Love’s Jessica Fleischer
Releases Children’s Book

‘Little Luna and The Universe’

OUT TODAY

Please Come To The Book Launch
This Thursday, September 26, 6-8pm

@Books and Cookies in Santa Monica.

RSVP : 
info@lotsoflovemusic.com

Be sure to pick one up for your collection.  And don’t forget to check out Lots of Love’s music.  When you link over to the Huffington Post you will need to scroll down past the Guy Clark piece.

Check out the “From the Start” Premiere on The Huffington Post

Website

 

Big Bang Parody Music Video

 

Geoffrey the Giant “Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock’
Hilarious Spoof on The Big Bang Theory

More on Geoffrey:
OFFICIAL WEBSITEFACEBOOK

Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock is a side-splitting video that parodies the shows favourite characters settling their dispute in true Big Bang style– with a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard Spock

Sam Kass himself, the inventor of the cult game and the man who has been hailed on the show by Sheldon, Leonard, Raj and Howard, gave Geoffrey his full seal of approval on hearing the track.

The track is taken from Geoffrey’s forthcoming aptly titled Geoffrey the Giant’s Big Bang. Geoffrey is a singer-songwriter from Ottawa Canada who aside from being a very funny man is also incredibly talented singer and has as already dueted with Carly Rae Jepsen on Canadian Idol and song-writing legend Ron Sexsmith.

 

Of course everyone is familiar with the Big Bang Theory.  Geoffrey has a clear voice and the song has a catchy tune that once listened to you won’t be able to get the chorus out of you head.  Not really sure if more of Geoffrey the Giant’s songs will be parodies or if this is just something he wanted to do, time will tell.  Check out the video here from the Geoffrey the Giant’s channel on YouTube:

Metropolis America’s latest Single and Music Video

Metropolis America
Release “A Stolen Heart In A Stolen Car” Video
Indie – Steedog Records

METROPOLIS AMERICA RELEASE VIDEO “A STOLEN HEART IN A STOLEN CAR”   “A Stolen Heart In A Stolen Car” is an ode to the recklessness of youth. It’s about living in the moment, transgressing boundaries, and feeling the euphoria that comes with not giving a fuck.   Its video, perfectly captures the essence of that rebelliousness. Focusing on two girls who have run away from home and rejected the banality of their formal existence, their escape is alive with the feeling of being young and drunk on life, drunk on possibility but also on drama.

The video is directed by Mate Valtr and produced by Brian Sperber and their efforts and production show a clean short film that has the beginning, middle, and end.  These are the types of music videos I appreciate because they tell the story from the song.  Their hard work has paid off by giving Metropolis America a great music video to go with a great song.  Check it out below from Metropolis America’s YouTube channel:

Lots of Love Children’s Book Launch

Lots of Love’s Jessica Fleischer
Launches Her Children’s Book

‘Little Luna and The Universe’ 

 

 

 

On

Thursday, September 26th, 6-8pm
at Books and Cookies in Santa Monica.


RSVP : 
info@lotsoflovemusic.com

Five years in the making, Little Luna and the Universe not only teaches children about the bigger picture of the Universe on a scientific level, it also exposes them to spiritual themes of love and oneness that are necessary to fully grapple with the hugeness of our existence.

On the night we meet Little Luna, she dreams herself to a distant place in the Universe.  Far away from everything she knows, she must learn about the Universe before she can go back home and return to wake up in her bed.

She learns about galaxies, the solar system, and the names of all the planets. She also learns about the moon, and that the Universe and everything in it are one.  By the end of her journey, she understands that she is part of that oneness.



Jessica Fleischer has been playing music in some form or another for as long as she can remember. Her first release under the LOTS OF LOVE moniker, From the Start, was released in August. Recorded with Rooney’s Robert Schwartzman, it draws on everything from Electric Light Orchestra to the sound of 60s girl-groups, fusing nostalgia-steeped pop songwriting with a fresh and modern point of view.

Check out the “From the Start” Premiere on The Huffington Post

 

Website

For More Info Contact: Hannah@themusebox.net

Free Show at Silverlake Lounge

 


 

PRESENTS

MONDAY SEPTEMBER 23
at SILVERLAKE LOUNGE

 


 


 

Monday nights are usually dead in this town, but you can fix that by coming out to Silverlake Lounge next week for the third night of The MuseBox residency. This Monday we’ve got an extensive bill, headlined by La Dolce Vita with support from the Mo-Odds and the Moderates.

 

 

La Dolce Vita are fronted by Emmy Award-winning actor Michael Imperioli of the Sopranos, and they make the kind of scuzzy rock and roll that’ll have us all running out to buy CBGB/OMFUG shirts afterward. We’re thrilled to have them and we’re pretty damn sure you’ll dig their GBV-meets-Richard Hell vibe, too.

 

 

The Mo-Odds have built a reputation in Los Angeles for their insane live show. The Moderates are Long Beach’s favorite hook machine, and their new album Colour has picked up some nice buzz.

 

 

Don’t miss them. Come out to Silverlake Lounge on September 23, starting at 8pm. Oh, and did we mention it’s free? Because it’s totally, 100% FREE.

 


La Dolce Vita
(feat. Emmy Award winner Michael Imperioli of the Sopranos)
Scuzzy CBGB Revival With A Dose of Robert Pollard
(10PM)

The Mo-Odds
LA Gods of Sweaty Garage Rock
https://www.facebook.com/themoodds
(9PM)

The Moderates
Long Beach Slick Alt Pop Acrobatics
https://www.facebook.com/themoderates
(8PM)

FREE SHOW

 


All
Presented by
THE MUSEBOX
POWERING THE INDIE REVOLUTION

For More Information Contact: hannah@themusebox.net

RAJ releases A “Ghost” to the Airwaves

Left-field artist RÁJ is mysterious — even we don’t know who he is. And like Jai Paul or Burial before him, he’s a singular voice, one whose mysteriousness aids his sly, tough to pin down songs.

“Ghost” is a slow burner that draws the sonic hallmarks of beat culture into the realm of actual songcraft, like Bon Iver collaborating with Bibio. As it builds, RÁJ carries the song into high drama territory, with an intensity that sounds like a male Florence Welch.
RAJ likes to play with a the sounds of instruments  in his release of “Ghost”.  This will not be on most people’s radar because of the uniqueness of his sound.  His voice is really clear and a pleasure to listen to.  This is one that after I listened to it I could get into.  If you like experimenting with your music this is definitely one for you.  Give it a listen below by click on the link.
“Ghost” exclusively premiered via Pigeons & Planes

LISTEN / POST HERE

Lots of Love in Book Stores

Lots Of Love’s Jessica Fleischer
Set To Release Children’s Book

‘Little Luna and The Universe’ 
on September 24th.

Save the date for the book’s launch:
Thursday, September 26th, 6-8pm
at Books and Cookies in Santa Monica.

Five years in the making, Little Luna and the Universe not only teaches children about the bigger picture of the Universe on a scientific level, it also exposes them to spiritual themes of love and oneness that are necessary to fully grapple with the hugeness of our existence.

On the night we meet Little Luna, she dreams herself to a distant place in the Universe.  Far away from everything she knows, she must learn about the Universe before she can go back home and return to wake up in her bed.

She learns about galaxies, the solar system, and the names of all the planets. She also learns about the moon, and that the Universe and everything in it are one.  By the end of her journey, she understands that she is part of that oneness.

The Wyld Premieres Their Newest Single

Complex Premieres Latest Track
‘Odyssey’ From The Wyld

THE WYLDE’S NEW SINGLE

ODYSSEY’

PREMIERING NOW ON

COMPLEX MUSIC

 

The Wyld were nice enough to give away their debut album, ‘Preface‘, for free on Pigeons and Planes last month. Now they’re premiering their high octane new single, “Odyssey,” on Complex.
Stream it here.

The Wyld have a mix of Rap and Electronic Pop, very interesting.  This New Zealand group has the beats hitting you full force and the vocals are clear so you can enjoy the complete package.  That being said they have a sound that isn’t quite main stream, so it might take a few listens to let their music sink in.  Give them a chance you might find you enjoy them.  Click the links above to stream their song “Odyssey” and the Pigeons and Planes link to listen to their first full album.

New Zealand outfit The Wyld just finished recording Odyssey, along with the rest of their upcoming EP, Abstract, in the Red Bull Studios in Auckland.  Needless to say, the title is a perfect encapsulation of The Wyld’s gracious pairing of ballooning, smoothly layered lyrical flow and fever-pitch rhymes.  The song comes together strand by strand with drum beats, synths, Mo’s raps and Brandon Black’s welcomingly gentle harmonies weaving together a cord of musical adventure.

For more info:
Hannah@themusebox.net

MiniPop 2: Letting the Young Lyons’ EP Loose

 

MiniPop 2: Letting the Young Lyons’ EP Loose

Join April, Chris, and Richard as we spotlight the Tulsa, Oklahoma based band Young Lyons’ EP Crash Course.  Listen as April, in her teenage forthrightness, tells us why she didn’t like everyone song, but Richard enjoyed the whole EP and they agreed to disagree.

Thank you again to Karla MacDonald, of The Muse Box, for setting up the visit we had earlier with John Lyons and providing the EP for review.  John’s visit can be found at this link, http://comicpoplibrary.com/news/ep-14-of-comicpop-visits-with-young-lyons-lead-singer-john-lyons/, in our podcast archives under Ep. 14 of ComicPop Visits, or you can go back in your iTunes feed two shows.

Join us for another fun episode, by listening above, at www.comicpoplibrary.com, or wait until later today and it will be up on our iTunes feed.

 

Remember if you have a novel, graphic novel, movie/television series or an indie band you want us to check out let us know by e-mailing us at admin@comicpoplibrary.com and we will put it in our review rotation list.  Also if you have a question or comment send us an e-mail at admin@comicpoplibrary.com and we will read it during a recording.  Thank you again for everyone that listens and supports us, we are steadily growing thanks to you.  So keep spreading the word about ComicPop Library to everyone you think might enjoy the show.

 

 

http://younglyonsmusic.com/ – Young Lyons Website

 

https://www.facebook.com/younglyonsmusic – Young Lyons Facebook Page

 

http://themusebox.net/ – The MuseBox’s Website

 

https://www.facebook.com/musebox – The MuseBox’s Facebook Page

 

https://www.facebook.com/pages/ComicPop-Library/135675669828474?fref=ts – ComicPop Library’s Facebook Page

Brick & Mortar EP is Out


BRICK & MORTAR

FRESH OFF LOLLAPALOOZA
 
 
BANGS EP OUT NOW
Stream it HERE
Like a dream collaboration between Sleigh Bells, Alt-J, and Arctic Monkeys, Brick & Mortar make beat-heavy rock
that’s both sonically detailed and undeniably infectious.
Watch the video for “Bangs” HERE
 
“Locked In A Cage” Premieres on Crave
“Keep This Place Beautiful” Premieres on EARMILK
“Terrible Things” Premieres on Pigeons & Planes
“No, I Won’t Go” Premieres on ArtistDirect
 Hey gang I just listened to some of Brick & Mortars singles.  This one is kind of a hard one to pin down for me.  I can hear different influences in the different titles.  In “Bangs” you definitely hear the hard rock influence, but then you have some traditional rock feel and alternative rock in another.  So the band is kind of all over for me, which isn’t a bad thing, it means they have variety on their EP.  What I really enjoy is that no matter what the style you can clearly hear and understand the lead vocals.  Kind of hard to do with some of the styles they perform.
Asbury Park, NJ’s Brick & Mortar are Brandon Asraf (bass, vocals) and John Tacon (drums, samples, vocals). The duo may have chosen to name themselves after building essentials, but at this point, they’re veritably blowing up.
 
 
For more information, contact:
Amanda Charney / The MuseBox / Amanda@themusebox.net