Music Links
Sunday 1 January 2006
#88 Michael Knight - Leaving Town

You can now buy this song and the rest of the album on our record label Indiecater Records here!
Talking cars eh, what will TV have us believing next? That in the technological awash planet of today a planeload of people can still be marooned on a desert island I suppose. Calling your band after a cheesy 1980’s programme is leaving yourself open to ridicule so the best defence is to come up with some pretty good tunes. Thankfully, the Dublin based trio Michael Knight have come up trumps, releasing an unheralded masterpiece with their debut ‘Youth Is Wasted On The Young’. Michael Knight don’t fit into predefined genre, they just let it all flow like an early incarnation of Belle & Sebastian. As they hit the sweet spot Richard Murphy and the female backing singers deduce great walls of heavenly harmonies. There is an innocence to their application that camouflages an uncanny insight into what makes a great pop song. ‘Leaving Town’ is an unbridled delight, one of the songs of 2005 with a Beach Boys instinct for replicating good vibes, speckling the piece with tender pianos and providing a chorus that could fashion cheery bubblegum from dog shit. These are my tips for 2006. KD read more
Album: Youth Is Wasted On The Young
Year: 2005
Buy: Youth Is Wasted On The Young
Get Cheap CD's
Download 50 free MP3's
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Video of the Week (1/11)
Popular Posts
-
Wil Holland from Cleveland is trying to earn enough money so he can give up his nine-to-five existence. His plan is to write music that peop...
-
It must be fun being in a band with Ruaidhri Owens, Damian Smith and Patrick Taylor. Not only do you have a trio of great drinking mates but...
-
While their most recent album ‘Some Cities’ hardly set the world alight Doves remain an awesome prospect. They are equipped to follow the ea...
-
I somehow missed the Husker Du boat, only tuning in to the world of Bob Mould when his other band Sugar took off. I will be doing the Du bef...
-
Unless the internet's collective search enginery are very much wrong it would appear that Portland indie popsters the Online Romance ha...
-
I'm kinda of annoyed with myself at how I could have come to miss the Twin Atlas (after writing this paragraph I discovered I hadn'...
Blog Archive
-
▼
2006
(529)
-
▼
January
(30)
- #118 The Notwist - Pick Up The Phone
- #117 Grandaddy - Everything Beautiful Is Far Away
- #116 Ambulance LTD - Heavy Lifting
- #115 The Allman Brothers Band - Blue Sky
- #114 David Holmes - 69 Police
- #113 The Floors - No Excuses
- #112 Giant Drag - Kevin Is Gay
- #111 The Great Awake - Old World Young Heart
- #110 The Caesars - Sort It Out
- #109 The Ataris - Pure Imagination
- #108 The Apples In Stereo - She's Just Like Me
- #107 Nada Surf - Hyperspace
- #106 Sleeper - Vegas
- #104 The Plague Monkeys - White Feathers
- #103 The Unbelievable Truth - Yesterday Never Leaves
- #102 Jellyfish - The King Is Half Undressed
- #101 The Drop Nineteens - Winona
- #100 Orbital - Attached
- #99 Furniture - Brilliant Mind
- #98 The Dears - Lost In The Plot
- #97 Willy Mason - Where The Humans Eat
- #96 Hemstad - Kaserntorgets Charkdisco
- #95 Brakes - You're So Pretty
- #94 The Brilliant Trees - Don't Believe The Right
- #93 Sugar - A Good Idea
- #92 Salako - Devil's Feet Lullaby
- #91 And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead - Mi...
- #90 Pale Sunday - White Tambourine
- #89 Celestial - The Boy Who Never Says Goodbye
- #88 Michael Knight - Leaving Town
-
▼
January
(30)
0 comments:
Post a Comment