…lately:

The Chamber Strings - For the Happy Endings
If I'd take the tittle of this entry literally, I should list 5 songs by the Chamber Strings, since they're the band I can't stop listening to right now. This song is stunning. So lush and sophisticated, but so warm, nostalgic and melancholic at the same time. Timeless.

Moloko - Familiar Feelings
My Róisín Murphy obssession has taken me to retake Moloko's music. I love the romance of this song - its soft 'northern soul-y' touch it's just charming and enchanting. Mrs Murphy's vocals are to die for.

Brett Anderson -…

1. How did you get into 29? Frou Frou

Funny enough, through Last.fm. I was listening to My Recommendations radio and Let Go popped up. I loved it and I downloaded the full album.

2. What was the first song you ever heard by 22? Muse

New Born. I remember I watched the video on tv and it blew me away.It's such a powerful song.

3. What’s your favorite lyric by 33? Morrissey

That's hard!! XDD Well, as a solo artist I think my favourite lyric has to be The World is Full of Crashing Bores.
I even…

Well, It's been almost a year since I made my last Twilight Music compilation. I don't know why, but a few days ago I felt like doing a new one. I guess it's because I'm in the same situation of last summer - I'm home alone in Madrid, but with the difference that I don't have a job this time, so that means that I'm even more bored than last sumer LOL

Anyway, hope you like it.

1. The Jesus and Mary Chain - Darklands

I'm going mad about them these last weeks, and I just love this song. It's…

hmmmm don't know exactly how to start this entry…
It must be the nice almost summer weather we're having these days in Madrid what it's making me feel so hungry of summer music, and specially, for my dear Beach Boys.
My ALL-TIME favourites, my dearest band since I was a child.

My first musical memory ever is my father taking me and my little sister to the day-care center while listening to the Beach Boys on the car LOL I should be 3 or 4 years old then…and since that time, no matter how much time has passed, how many…

I don't know why but when I'm down I'm nostalgic as hell and tend to listen to the music I used to listen when I was 12 to 18 years old…

Here's a small example of the songs that marked my teenage:

Suede-Beautiful Ones

Blur-The Universal

Oasis-Wonderwall

Garbage-You Look So Fine

The Smashing Pumpkins-Tonight Tonight

Crowded House-Four Seasons in one day

Placebo-I Know

Björk-Bachelorette

The Cranberries-You and Me

Depeche Mode-Home

Delays-Overlover

Duran Duran-Last Man Standing

The Raveonettes-Lust

Jeff Buckley-Lover, You Should've Come Over

La Mode-Mi dulce Geisha

Comment and I'll give you a letter.
Write your 10 favourite songs starting with that letter.

I got 'M'

In no particular order:

Placebo - My Sweet Prince

This is one of the most dramatic songs I've ever heard. I love its simplicity, its empty sound, like a dark walzt. One of Brian Molko's best lyrics and singings…pure agony.

Japan - Methods of dance

The first time I listened to Methods I think I had a holy experience. This song blows my mind away!! Atmospheric and involving sounds, with a little bit of disco!! David Sylvian voice flows sexy through…

Well, this month began with a very sad new. Steve Hewitt is leaving Placebo.
I have to say I'm both shocked and sad about it. Steve was the first member of the band I met (I haven't mey Brian yet, damn!!) and he was really nice and signed my Sleeping with Ghosts booklet.

I wish him the best in his career and I hope he will return someday. I hope that if it had to be, at least, it'd be for good.

This new has made me think about them a lot. They've always been my favourite band. I've…

I can't believe what I discovered just yesterday…

Well, a few days ago I watched the film Shakespeare in Love again. I didn't remember it has such a nice soundtrack, so i got the album. But what was my surprise when I listened to a very short track called Greenwich. It's a very nice music made in the style of the Renaissance dances (well, maybe another day I'll write about why film music composers always do Renaissance style music when the film is placed during the Barroque era LOL), the thing is that when I first listen to it…

Well, first of all I want to say that I actually wrote this a few days ago…I just didn't have the time to post it.

Well, it has taken me more time than I expected at first since I haven't listened to all the albums in 11 consecutive days, but I finished at last.
I've been reflectioning (is it right written??) on the albums while listening to them and after that…paying atention to the feelings and the songs that remained after each listening…
In resume, I've enjoyed a lot this musical journey…I've rediscovered some songs, and I listened to some…