Magic Wands Magic Love & Dreams EP MP3: Black Magic
2009年6月21日 星期日
Finally, the graduation season is over. After all the sweltering and exalting turmoil of the commencement, what awaited the most of us is the cruel reality of unemployment. I'm not anhedonia is any ways but seeing so many friends heading toward a new place and starting a new life, my staying seems to be so worthless. However, I do cherish the moments I spent with my fellow classmates and how an inspiring role my university has played for me. If it wasn't that I've got the unlimited liberty to explored my interests, this blog wouldn't even exist and I probabaly won't get to know so many amazing bands. It will be a bloody new chapter, a terrifying new life; allow me to take a deep breathe and think clearing about all the possibilities. Also a big thank you for all the friends who were watching this blog for so long, like I do have something to offer.THANK YOU!
Kasabian is fun--That's all I can say about them before listening to their new album. I like them because they seems like maniac sometimes ,they also created good riffs and Noel really loves them. In their new album West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum, I'd say it's the first time I genuinely like their music. Of course it's still fun and has that 'Brits swagger', but it's more funky, psychedelic and somehow less-polished. I was hooked upon hearing the opener Underdog, it's harsh and upbeat which brings out most of the songs' concept:lunacy. Most of the time you'll be spinning around in the great riffs and bass line(Fast Fuse, Fire), occasionally confused by the subtle sadness and sudden soaring. What makes West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum so enjoyable is how "Kasabian-esq" it is, no other bands could make a record quite like this. With their infamous energetic live performances, I could already picture the crowd chanting 'I’m on fire' with Tom the lead singer.
This week I face a new stage in my life--the stage of unemployment. But the show must go on, as long as my internet connection is still working, I'll be here.
Finally, the graduation season is over. After all the sweltering and exalting turmoil of the commencement, what awaited the most of us is the cruel reality of unemployment. I'm not anhedonia is any ways but seeing so many friends heading toward a new place and starting a new life, my staying seems to be so worthless. However, I do cherish the moments I spent with my fellow classmates and how an inspiring role my university has played for me. If it wasn't that I've got the unlimited liberty to explored my interests, this blog wouldn't even exist and I probabaly won't get to know so many amazing bands. It will be a bloody new chapter, a terrifying new life; allow me to take a deep breathe and think clearing about all the possibilities.
Kasabian is fun--That's all I can say about them before listening to their new album. I like them because they seems like maniac sometimes ,they also created good riffs and Noel really loves them. In their new album West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum, I'd say it's the first time I genuinely like their music. Of course it's still fun and has that 'Brits swagger', but it's more funky, psychedelic and somehow less-polished. I was hooked upon hearing the opener Underdog, it's harsh and upbeat which brings out most of the songs' concept:lunacy. Most of the time you'll be spinning around in the great riffs and bass line(Fast Fuse, Fire), occasionally confused by the subtle sadness and sudden soaring. What makes West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum so enjoyable is how "Kasabian-esq" it is, no other bands could make a record quite like this. With their infamous energetic live performances, I could already picture the crowd chanting 'I’m on fire' with Tom the lead singer.
