You can see who it’s featuring above. I’m really enjoying the vibe on this one – much more laid back and old school. Download it here. Oh, and it’s daylight savings tonight at 2:00 am, so we’ve all got an extra hour of bar time. 25 hours of Halloween!
Note: I was wrong about the daylight savings time-change. I was given false information. It’s not MY fault. Don’t blame me. Daylight savings this coming Saturday late-night, I promise.
“Monster” by Kanye West (ft. Jay-Z, Rick Ross, Nicki Minaj, Justin Vernon)
“Zombie Zoo” by Tom Petty.
“Sometimes you’re so impulsive/ you shaved off all your hair/ you look like Boris Karloff and you don’t even care”
“Fright Night” by Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffitti.
Here’s one from Girls’ new EP Broken Dreams Club which comes out November 22. It’s mournful, it’s nostalgic and it’s cleaner in sound than anything from Album. I’m a big fan of Christopher Owen, and I recommend you pre-order the EP here.
I stumbled upon a few pictures of Gillian on another fashion blog that I follow. She’s not only beautiful, but here style is edgy, fun and creative. This American actress, best known for her role on 90210, hasn’t quite made it to the big screen just yet, but she’s definitely getting noticed for her sense of fashion.
Ok so it’s our first Halloween since we started the blog and I’m thinking of starting a little tradition. Every night this week we’ll post a spooky/Halloweeny/etc. song to get everyone ready for the big night of trick or treating, costume wearing, pumpkin smashing, or whatever it is us college kids will be doing.
First off, “In the Room Where You Sleep” by Dead Man’s Bones, which in case you didn’t know, is actor Ryan Gosling’s band. His songwriting and composition are pretty solid, and the children’s choir really adds a creepy feel. Enjoy!
Just started watching it, but I had to post it on here as soon as possible. I might come back and comment after I’ve seen it all, but it’s amazing thus far. Anyone and everyone that doesn’t like Yeezy, you gotta give this kinda stuff the credit it deserves.
UPDATE: It looks like all of the “Runaway” videos, including the one that I had posted, have been deleted from vimeo, so you can actually watch it in better quality at Kanye’s website.
After watching all 30 minutes of the short film, I was thoroughly satisfied, though I don’t feel that I could used the word “surprised” as a description. I’m at the point where I see Kanye as the most innovative artist in the world, not strictly from a music standpoint, but in entertainment as a whole. First he released an unprecedented music video that was more like a moving piece of captivating art, second came GOOD Fridays, and now we can witness the “Runaway” film. The attention to detail is there throughout its entirety. The fashion and costumes, and the interior design of each room is done perfectly. The concept is great. I’m only continuing to write because I want you to take the time to watch it yourself…so please go do so.
Happy Homecoming to all our Hawks readers. It’s going to be a lean afternoon and evening.
Walk About. 