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TOKYO POLICE CLUB ANNOUNCES FALL SHOWS IN NEW YORK, LOS ANGELES COVER OF RENTALS SONG “FRIENDS OF P” MADE AVAILABLE IN SUPPORT OF LUPUS RESEARCH
Although Tokyo Police Club is already embarked on a summer itinerary that includes Denmark, Japan, and Australia, the band has begun plotting a fall return to [...]
Tokyo Police Club had an album out a week or so ago, didn't you hear? Well no, neither did I, which is most odd considering that the band were tipped by many (myself included) as would-be conquerors of 2008. Big label backing, accessible listening, but ... read more!
Words by Blake Gillespie
Photos by Bianca Garza
Protégées of Death Cab for Cutie drummer Jason McGerr, Smoosh is a sister trio from Seattle, WA that probably has to acquire special privileges to play at venues on tour. It was an impressive showing for such a young girl group, the oldest being 16 and the kid sister [...]
Hoy han aparecido en internet tres nuevos vídeos. El primero de ellos de Nick Cave y su banda los Bad Seeds. La canción pertenece a su segundo disco.
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Night Of The Lotus Eaters
Ahora uno de Tokyo Police Club de su Elephant Shell.
Tokyo Police Club - In A Cave
Y para acabar con los vídeos oficiales, The Kills que estrenan videoclip de su tema Last Day Of
Dopo due EP, per i canadesi Tokyo Police Club è arrivato il momento dell'album d'esordio, "Elephant Shell", che in Europa uscirà il 5 maggio. "Tessellate" è il primo singolo estratto, anche se prima dell'uscita del disco era stato distribuito il brano "Your English Is Good", che adesso è stato incluso nell'album."Tessellate" è una canzone semplice nella struttura, ma che si fa apprezzare. La batteria che martella con regolarità, la chitarra che si inserisce con una bella melodia insieme alle tastiere, la voce nasale del cantate e poi i battiti di mani che rendono il tutto più divertente.Eccone il video:MySpace: www.myspace.com/tokyopoliceclub
So I was all set to write this grandiose review of a free show Tokyo Police Club played in Brooklyn last night. But then Tokyo Police Club had only their lead singer perform. And then said singer David Monks busted out all by himself with just an acoustic guitar, walking off stage after four songs. And then I was pissed
11 songs, 28 minutes. That’s all we get. That shit may not have flown in 1972, but this is 2008, an age where yogurt comes in tubes and kids would rather roll around the mall on Heelys than walk to Mrs. Fields to get their sugar fix.
Wait, Tokyo Police Club hasn’t even released a full album? How did they sell out New York, San Fran and Toronto? It’s because of blogs, isn’t it. Blogs offer the promise of newness without any of that “hard evidence” crap. Which is why we live in the age of Vampire Weekend, a band that is [...]
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When the good folks at the Tripwire say that “Canada’s Tokyo Police Club is finally putting out their debut Saddle Creek record, Elephant Shell, next month”, I can not agree more with the emphasis on finally. A band lots of us have been excited about but never seem to give us more than 3 [...]
"Hey! Hey! Hey!"Tokyo Police Club - the dynamic and cleverly named Canadian garage band with a huge international following will release a brand new EP on November 6. TPC have been all the rage this year after touring with Cold War Kids, Delta Spirit and Art Brut, among others. It's the kind of exposure that money just can't buy. The band hopes this four-song release (three of which are "b" sides - previously only available on vinyl and overseas and another track here is a RAC remix) and the three live videos in the collection will hold you over until a full-length album.Clever marketing of "The Smith EP" will give fans a chance to get a copy of the four-song disc autographed by the band. This one sounds like a must-have!HOT NEW RELEASE: TOKYO POLICE CLUB* Two UK 7” vinyl B-Sides: "Box" and "Cut Cut Paste"* "A Lesson In Crime," only previously available as a Japanese bonus track* RAC remix for "Be Good"* The award-winning video for "Cheer It On"* "Nature of the Experiment" video* M
Tokyo Police Club are getting ready to release a new EP from Canadian label Paper Bag Records on November 6th here in the states, and the EP is already making its way across fine indie shops in Canada. The new EP is made up of material that you may already be familiar with, but also comes with some great new TPC videos.
If you pre-order the EP from the Paperbag site, you also get a really fun little CD sampler from the label, which I just got my hands on. Among other things on the sampler, is a Tokyo Police Club remix (below) and remixes for songs from Under Byen, You Say Party! We Say Die! and Sally Shapiro.
Enjoy the remix, and also a Tokyo Police Club I wish had made it onto this EP, Your English Is Good.
Tokyo Police Club - Cheer It On (Trey Told Em Remix)
Tokyo Police Club - Your English Is Good
01. If It Works02. New Song02.b. Interlude03. Box04. Cut Cut Paste05. Your English Is Good06. Shoulders & Arms07. La Ferrasie08. Nature of the Experiment09. Famous10. Be Good
True to form, Canadian pop-rockers Tokyo Police Club’s latest single is another excellently jovial slice of upbeat jangles and hand-clapping try-this-at-home bits. It ain’t rocket science, but that’s its charm. Take a synth and some drums, some shout-happy youths and some guitar riffery straight outta NYC’s coolest clubs, and bingo: this. ‘Your English Is Good’ is let down, rather, by its release date: this is super summer fare, so it’s devastating that the English weather has failed to fulfil its part of a bargain, leaving Tokyo Police Club a sunny afternoon short of the perfect indie-pop party. Still, come the clearing of the clouds, this should force its way to the forefront of your personal playlist – it’s simply so chipper that avoiding its charms should be as difficult as avoiding the irritation that is the current top 10. Yeah, you could call it post-Strokes of style, but be fair: the New Yorkers haven’t sounded this incessantly vital, and this fun, for ye
Top-bottom: NSX, GTO (and Skyline just visible), RX-8Pics of some awesome Japanese police cars from TeamTokyo@GTChannel. No word on whether these are actual patrol cars or just promotional/publicity tools like the recent Ferrari 599 squad car in the UK. Anyone know for sure? Rumour has it our own Gardai are getting in on the JDM action with at least one unmarked Toyota Aristo (!) doing the rounds alongside a host of 3- and 5-series BMWs.
Ah, the impetuousness of youth. Precocious Canadian types Tokyo Police Club, dead set upon conquering the world before they conquer their first legal spin in a rental car, will release a single for "Your English Is Good" on July 9 in the United Kingdom via Memphis Industries.The single-- which, rest assured, the boys plan to release in North America July 10 via their own Team 8 Recordings-- features B-sides "Waiting in the Wings" (on the 7" vinyl) and "Swedes in Stockholm" (on the digital version). Whatever your pleasure, we're told that the "Your English Is Good" single is a stand-alone affair, and that, though the band is writing "all the time," they've still got no concrete plans to bring their simmering hype to a boil with a full length just yet.Site : Tokyo Police ClubSimilar Artists: Tapes 'n' Tapes, Sunset Rubdown, Islands, The Rapture, Voxtrot, Wolf Parade, Oh No! Oh My!
Tokyo Police Club first came to my attention in the middle of last year with their brilliant "A Lesson In Crime" EP. I wait with baited ears for the debut album and you'll undoubtedly hear stuff from it on this site.This set was recorded at Great Scott in Allston and proves what a great prospect these lads really are.Greg Alsop: Drums, PercussionJosh Hook: Guitar, PercussionDave Monks: Vocals, BassGraham Wright: Keyboards, VocalsTokyo Police Club - Live1. Cheer It On2. Box3. It Works4. New Song5. Cut Cut Paste6. Citizens Of Tomorrow7. Shoulders & Arms8. The Nature Of The Experiment9. Be GoodThere are a few UK dates coming up over the next couple of months,13/2/2007 - Sheffield, Plug (NME Club Night)14/2/2007 - Glasgow, Nice & Sleazy's15/2/2007 - London, Barfly (XFM Exposure)27/2/2007 - London, KOKO28/2/2007 - Manchester, Club Fandango
