Pages tagged “bishop allen”

CMJ 2009: Warpaint, My Jerusalem, John Forté and More

CMJ’s annual Music Marathon is upon us. Unlike Austin, New York is always crowded and filled with idiots wearing orange lanyards, so the city barely lifts an eyebrow when overrun with however many thousand bands with names (Surfer Blood, Best Coast, Holiday Shores, etc.) that sound like they were yanked straight out of a Dick Dale tribute night....  read more

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Bishop Allen Announces Film Screening, North American Tour

Two years may have passed since Bishop Allen first told listeners to "take another picture with your click-click-click-click-camera," but its sophomore release Grrr... gave no reason for them to stop. And so the indie-pop group marches on, now with its sights set on a film screening in New York and a fall tour in North America....  read more

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April Showers Bring to Mind These Rain-Themed Rock Songs

It's that time of the year when the May flowers are allegedly right around the next bend. But why not enjoy the precipitation while it's here, especially when there are so many great songs inspired by it? Below are six of my favorite rain-themed rock songs:...  read more

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SXSW 2009: The Paste Party - Day Two

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For Day Two, Paste teamed up with Brooklyn Vegan to feature some of our favorite artists at SXSW. You'll see performances from Bishop Allen, The Avett Brothers, Daniel Johnston and more!...  read more

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Bishop Allen: Grrr...

“I would choose the darkest horse; that’s the horse I’d ride...”  read more

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Bishop Allen's Grrr... out March 10

Brooklyn's Bishop Allen has a new LP, Grrr..., set for a March 10 release on Dead Oceans....  read more

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Bishop Allen announces tour, new record

We here at Paste have lied awake more than a few cold nights this past year pacing back and forth through the hall waiting for something new to come from Band of the Week alum Bishop Allen. Sure, it's only been a little over a year, but we find ourselves lost without the group's soothing melodies, clever lyricism and indie-film sensibility in our daily lives. And we like the slap-in-the-face of oversaturation (the band released one EP in each month of 2006). We were so inspired we decided to come out with one magazine for every month of the year....  read more

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Evangelicals and Bishop Allen tour apart, together

Not only are two former Paste Bands of the Week, Bishop Allen and Evangelicals, about to embark on pretty intense, month-long, multi-continent tours, but they’re actually going to meet up at one point and play two shows together. Just another match made in Heaven by your friends at PasteMagazine.com. If we had any more foresight, we’d have sponsored the tours ourselves....  read more

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Bishop Allen appearing in comedy, working on new album

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You've probably heard Bishop Allen's sanguine tunes without even knowing it. "Click Click Click Click" rode tube airwaves in a Sony digital camera commercial (does "Take another picture with your click click click click camera" ring a subliminal marketing bell?) over the holidays. Now the quartet's MySpace blog reports the band members has been working on new songs that they hope to release by the end of the year. While we're keeping our "Best of 2008" pens poised, the band has also announced its members will appear alongside Michael Cera in Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist. The comedy is based...  read more

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Bishop Allen releases “Click Click Click Click” video, tours

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Having been involved with movies like Mutual Appreciation and Funny Ha Ha, the members of Bishop Allen are no strangers to the tricks of the film trade. Now, they are putting their skills on display with the release of their music video for “Click Click Click Click.” Composed of individual photo shots of the band performing, the pictures are blended together through stop animation, giving the video a happy-go-lucky charm that matches the group’s indie-pop sound. You can view it on YouTube or on QuickTime. As previously reported, Bishop Allen has been on a U.S. with John Vanderslice. The musical...  read more

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