My formative years were spent in the 80's with foundational bands like New Order, Depeche Mode, Echo & the Bunnymen, The Cure, and Jane's Addiction. Even though the 80's was the pioneer decade for the alternative genre, this music transcended into the 90's and to some cool tunes today which could be classified as alternative. Hopefully, this site will bring back some good memories and introduce some things you haven't heard before.

Feedback and suggestions are welcome.

Enjoy.

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

'Miss You' by Foster the People

Album: Torches

Released: 2011
Theme: alternative funk

Don't really know how to explain this one by LA's Foster the People. You'll have to listen for yourself.

Anyway, the show looks fun and I wish I was there. But I am there, at the Masquerade tonight.


Tuesday, September 20, 2011

'Lights and Music' by Cut Copy

Album: In Ghost Colours

Released: 2008
Theme: alternative electronica

Fresh music from this Australian band formed in 2001. A friend asked me today if I've posted anything by Cut Copy and I thought I had - but that's not the case . . . until now.

These guys have an 80's feel that's very smooth yet funky. More to come.


Wednesday, September 7, 2011

'Sofi Live in London' by Deadmau5

Album: 4x4=12

Released: 2010
Theme: wave

I've already posted this tune once but this live version rocks and so does the singer.

I usually say something like 'wish I was there' but I am there . . . at The Tabernacle as you read this.


Tuesday, September 6, 2011

'Block After Block' by Matt & Kim

Album: Sidewalks

Released: 2010
Theme: alternative funk

Another one by Matt & Kim - it has a great beat and great video to go along. It looks like they like to have fun in NYC but keeping their clothes on this time.

Give it up for Eli, my Matt & Kim hookup.


Monday, August 29, 2011

'Drama' by Erasure

Album: Wild!

Released: 1989
Theme: quintessential 80's

The video - not my favorite; the song - one of my favorites. It's complex and intense; takes you for a ride and embodies Erasure.

In keeping with the theme started Sunday, it doesn't get much more quintessential alternative 80's than this.

Posted in honor of Erasure in concert this Saturday ATL, baby!