"This song was inspired by middle-America’s threatened boycott of Oreo cookies, simply because they were planning on bringing out the cookies with rainbow coloured cream filling in support of gay rights. In a Facebook conversation on the subject, someone quite reasonably asked “how can you boycott a rainbow?”
Showing posts with label psychedelia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label psychedelia. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Headsound: The Prisoner of Mars - How Can You Boycott a Rainbow?
How Can You Boycott a Rainbow? is the lead track from the latest album by The Prisoner of Mars, Lavender Larceny and the Dusty Pellet. Lo-fi punk with 60s rock and psychedelia under pin the sound of the Cambridge's Bryan Shore who has slipped beneath the radar up to now. He has a few other Cambridge musicians as ad-hoc band mates and is a favourite on Cambridge 105 show Sonic Delights. Here he explains the song title and illustration:
"This song was inspired by middle-America’s threatened boycott of Oreo cookies, simply because they were planning on bringing out the cookies with rainbow coloured cream filling in support of gay rights. In a Facebook conversation on the subject, someone quite reasonably asked “how can you boycott a rainbow?”
"This song was inspired by middle-America’s threatened boycott of Oreo cookies, simply because they were planning on bringing out the cookies with rainbow coloured cream filling in support of gay rights. In a Facebook conversation on the subject, someone quite reasonably asked “how can you boycott a rainbow?”
Labels:
Cambridge,
headsound,
music,
psychedelia,
punk,
The Prisoner Of Mars
Sunday, November 24, 2013
Headsound: Guillermo Sexo - Fall Lens
Boston four-piece Guillermo Sexo play psychedelia and indie pop with a rough swagger. A scintillating blend of dirty guitar and clean vocals sifts in mood and texture, "like Sonic Youth on shuffle with the Jesus and Mary Chain," according to the The Boston Globe.
Fall Lens comes from their latest album Dark Spring which you can listen to here.
Guillermo Sexo- "Fall Lens" from Reuben Bettsak on Vimeo.
Fall Lens comes from their latest album Dark Spring which you can listen to here.
Guillermo Sexo- "Fall Lens" from Reuben Bettsak on Vimeo.
Labels:
alernative,
Boston,
Dark Spring,
grunge,
headsound,
music,
psychedelia,
US,
Video
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