Check out Xray Eyeballs in the new Thrasher video. There are some insane rippers on there. Especially Tom Remillard.

Rolling Stone is hosting a free mp3s of Beach Day's cover of “Dracula’s Daughter.” The song was originally recorded in 1964 by Screaming Lord Sutch, and written by Alan Zeffert & Tony Day. Beach Day recorded the song in North Miami with Kramer (Galaxie 500, Low) and had it mixed by Jim Diamond (White Stripes, Dirtbombs, Sonics). You can read more about it at Rolling Stone. Starting tomorrow, you could also "LIKE" Beach Day's Facebook page to download the song until it's available on iTunes 10/29. Beach Day tell Under The Radar Magazine about their favorite and worst Halloween costumes. […]

...talk about gear, live performance and women producers   "Khaela Maririch has been inventing new sound, be it in her spartan, lo-fi missives as Get The Hell Out Of The Way Of The Volcano, or early recordings as the Blow. As that project has evolved, especially when she joined forces with Jona Brechtolt (now of YACHT) for 2006′s Paper Television, she’s flipped the idea of what to expect from synth-pop. Whether it was the trembling riffs of the album’s buoyant “Parentheses” or the drumline-heavy “The Long List Of Girls” (which Maririch referred to as her “Beyoncé song” at a 2005 performance […]

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Visit Stereogum for more info on the video. "From the Future" is off the self-titled album The Blow. Out now. The Blow tour starts tomorrow. 10/11 Boston, MA - Museum of Fine Arts # 10/13 Cleveland, OH - Grog Shop # 10/14 Chicago, IL - Lincoln Hall # 10/15 Minneapolis, MN - Cedar Cultural Center # 10/17 Denver, CO - Walnut Room # 10/18 Salt Lake City, UT - Kilby Court # 10/19 Nampa, ID - Flying M # 10/20 Portland, OR - Doug Fir * 10/21 Seattle, WA - Neumos * 10/22 Bellingham, WA - The Wild Buffalo * […]

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Shawn Hale rips Sean Malto’s TF in this clip from Dakine - featuring Eternal Summers' "Wonder". And to the right, Eternal Summers "Fall Straight Back" soundtracks this new Thrasher Magazine skate video. I got the chance to see their private skatepark, and it’s insanely rad. Wonder is from Correct Behavior Fall Straight Back is from The Dawn of Eternal Summers

Listen to Bob talk about the band and feature "Make It Up" on All Songs Considered. "On a recent trip to New York City, Bob saw The Blow live. On the train ride back home, he listened to the duo’s new self-titled album three times in a row. On this song, “Make It Up,” Khaela Maricich and Melissa Dyne weave together electronic drum beats and layers upon layers of interwoven vocals. The result is a sweet, soulful and playful pop song." And so Question of the Week: What was the last record you obsessed over?