Dear Music Lovers,


HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII  ( I hope that makes up for all the 'hi's' I've missed).  I am soo sorry! I haven't poseted since November or something.  I was just really, really, really busy will school, softball and piano.  Anyways.....  here is something about a band called The Cave Singers.

Their new album, Naomi, is their fourth in five years and the second for label Jagjaguwar. They brought on Phil Ek—who has worked with Fleet Foxes, Built to Spill and the Shins among others—to produce. The result is a rich tone with a pronounced bottom-end. And while Naomi, with its bright guitars and upbeat melodies, is not as downtrodden as their previous, No Witch, the band is still concerned with the difficulties of living and loving in the modern world—even if those concerns are as mundane as owning a car.

Check out there song Canopy on pretty much amazing.  Go to reviews, click on their name, and listen.  It is really good. (sorry, I couldn't find it on the internet and I couldn't copy it from the website).

Until next time.... Music Pumpkin..... OUT!

Hey Music Lovers:

Happy Holidays!!!  Sorry I haven't posted for a while, I was on vacation and I couldn't access a computer!  Anyways....... guess what I did, I rode a skittle powered unicorn!!!  No... I found a new artist for you!  They are a band called Egyptian Hip Hop.  I found them on Pretty Much Amazing. Here is what it said about there music:

Egyptian Hip Hop are a fresh faced four piece indie rock band from London who have chosen a strange name for themselves. Whether you think it’s a good or bad title, it’s certainly a memorable one and their aqueous cover of Django Django’s “Love Darts” deserves your precious brain space as well. It has the cohesive, nostalgic feel of onetime tourmates Ariel Pink, with the occasional crispness of a good Nicolas Jaar groove.


Well, until next time.... Music Pumpkin.... OUT!