So lately I've been featuring a lot of mainstream artists. Ever since I featured The Go! Team, I've been focused on the hip-hop tip. It started off OK (Dan Le Sac vs. Scroobius Pip, Common feat. Lily Allen, The Hood Internet) but then I found myself writing about Fergie. Well that stops here. This week we revert back to the indie hipster scene.
I've never been a PJ Harvey fan, but lately I've been listening to a lot of kick-ass females (Tegan & Sara, Feist, Bela Karoli) so I thought I'd try out White Chalk, PJ's newest (released Sept. 24). White Chalk is PJ Harvey's eighth album. She started recording for this album after finishing and releasing last year's PJ Harvey: The Peel Sessions. Last year she also released PJ Harvey On Tour: Please Leave Quietly, her first DVD.
Harvey has gone through many transformations on each album, kinda like an indie Madonna. On White Chalk, she has morphed from rocker girl to Victorian waif. This new album uses piano in place of guitars. So, naturally, I chose the song "The Piano" to open this week's Snobcast.
PLAYLIST:
"The Piano" PJ Harvey
"1234" Feist
"Trouble" Throw Rag
"Lost Limbs" Lion Sized
"XR2" M.I.A.
"Humble Mumble" Outkast
"Robeson" Saul Williams
"Soul Machine" The Salsoul Invention
"Everybody Knows You Cried Last Night" The Fratellis
"BB Baise" BB Brunes
"Misunderstanding" The Electric Soft Parade
"Put The Sun Back" The Coral
"Moribund" The Bastard Fairies
"A Pair of Brown Eyes" The Pogues
"Silver Rocket" Sonic Youth
"Un Autre Introduction" DJ Shadow
"No Excuses" Dynomite D Featuring Kid Koala
"Getting into the Jam" Electric 6
"You're Supposed To Be My Friend" 1990s
"That's What Ice Cream Is" Amerie vs New Young Pony Club
"Aerodynamic" Daft Punk
DISCLAIMER: Songs featured on the Snobcast are FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY. If you like what you hear, go buy the albums – contact us if you don’t know where to find them. And if we feature your music and you want it taken off the Snobcast, email us at GoDonnybrook@gmail.com. Rock!



