Monthly Archives: May 2010
BFM Podcast 33 – Galaxy
Written on May 29, 2010 at 9:27 pm, by Andrew Eidson
In this show we talk about Mario Galaxy 2, Beatmania, Metal Torrent, Major Lazer, My Bloody Valentine, 3:10 to Yuma and more.
BFM Podcast 32.5 – Know Your BFMeme
Written on May 21, 2010 at 2:26 am, by tondog
On this very special installment of Black Flower Music, Tony explains many how we found many of the bands we joke about on the show and plays select tracks from them.
[Netlabel] poisondreamer – She is Zero
Written on May 15, 2010 at 4:31 pm, by Andrew Eidson
Poisondreamer came from a spark when he realized noise and free improvisation is really a creative style of music.One can use anything to make music. It’s all art. Once poisondreamer realized he can loop himself drumming, or use a drum machine and add samples he gets from police sirens, to people talking to anti-drug PSA’s.
A Quick Look At J-Rock With Female Vocalists
Written on May 15, 2010 at 3:02 am, by Andrew Eidson
Traditionally, when one thinks of Japanese rock music, they think of a bunch of dudes singing as low as they can a la Gackt or Luna Sea. In this entry, we’ll explore four different albums from artists with female singers.
It’s getting warmer, and there’s nothing you want to do more than geek out inside with some amazing rock music that will get you in the mood for school to be over. This week, we have new (in the states) releases from Inugami Circus-dan, wistaria, Taia, and 101a. Each artist’s album has a diverse offering of sound and texture. As long as you’re into rock music and don’t mind it being in a language you can’t understand, I’m sure you’ll find something you can enjoy!
BFM Podcast 32 – FLOODCON Detour
Written on May 13, 2010 at 5:46 pm, by Andrew Eidson
The gang tackles the big anime conventions in their area once again. This time around there’s much more to talk about. We got flooding, nude ladies, Nabeshin, and lots of other cool stuff relating to MTAC and Anime Detour 2010.
Hello bandcamp, goodbye amazon!
Written on May 9, 2010 at 3:24 am, by Andrew Eidson
We have decided to abandon amazon for selling music in favor of bandcamp.
Quaff Concert Review & Short Interview
Written on May 5, 2010 at 7:38 pm, by Andrew Eidson
This year, the Middle Tennessee Anime Convention had their first overseas band in the form of Quaff.