
Just kind of brilliant.


The Montreal-based band is back with their third album, Vapours, which comes out today (the 22nd)! I have a feeling I'm going to like it no matter what. I happen to be a big fan of anything Nicholas Thorburn (aka. Nick Diamonds) does; whether he's with The Unicorns, Human Highway, or in this case, Islands. Judging by the cover and the brief listening that I did do, Vapours seems to be more of a dance album compared to previous albums, oh well, dancing's always a good thing.
Enjoy the title track...
I really miss Polaroids. It is instantly gratifying getting your photo right away. Digital essentially does the same thing, but then you have to go out and actually print the pictures... and who has time for that anymore? We can't have real Polaroids anymore, but I have found the next best thing. It is a program called "Poladroid" that essentially creates Polaroids on your desktop. Download it free here. Enjoy, and remember: don't shake it. :)


The members of Monsters of Folk are an eclectic mix of musicians belonging to some relatively well-known bands; there's Conor Oberst and Mike Mogis of Bright Eyes, Jim James of My Morning Jacket, and M. Ward of She & Him. This project originally formed in 2004, but their first album The Monsters of Folk is to be released September the twenty-second. Each of the following three songs have their unique sound, Say Please is distinctively Oberst's style.