"Pet Sematary" - Helalyn Flowers (cover of The Ramones)

Helalyn Flowers did a cover of "Pet Sematary"? That's good to know.

Lenorable - "Disconnect"

I feel like I'm perpetually drifting (in a good way) when I listen to this.

Crystal Castles - "Not in Love ft. Robert Smith of The Cure"

I'm a little shaky on this. My biggest problem with The Cure is the fact that Robert Smith's voice puts me to sleep. The beat and melody is fantastic, but Robert Smith really bores me. This song did nothing to change my opinion of his voice.

Bella Morte - "My Heart Will Go On" (repost)

I posted this before back in February, but I just have to post it again. I won't lie. There is just something hilarious and awesome about a band like Bella Morte taking a Celine Dion song and making it not only listenable, but good.

Only the Lonely - Puppet Show (Acoustic)

Wait... Wait... Wait... Kaia Young is involved in a musical project that has words? Lyrics? Apparently! There's this band, Only the Lonely, that is comprised of Dalena (the woman on vocals) and Kaia. Here's a piece of something that just popped up!

Chamber of Echoes - "I Don't Mind"

One (more) thing I absolutely love about Chamber of Echoes is simply the depth of the melodies of their songs. I never get bored. This is a fantastic example of it.

T.T.L. - "Beyond Fire" and "Deep Shadows"

You all like The Hunger Games, right? Well, I don't care if you do, because ~I~ do. Also, I just happen to think Tying Tiffany is the bee's knees, too, and she's one half of Through The Lens (T.T.L.), who makes movie trailer soundtracks. T.T.L. made the trailer music for both Hunger Games movies, so here you go.

Chamber of Echoes - "The Shade of My Spirit"

Is it odd that this song reminds me of the jungle?

Candy Brain - "Blue Monday" (New Order cover)

And for your Sunday morning, here's a reminder of the wonderment of tomorrow! Although, I think this should be more a "Black Monday", considering it's Candy Brain. I absolutely love how Candy Brain looks like they're really, really enjoying themselves here. I think that's a little bit of what I like about them. I like bands that look like they're having fun as opposed to bands that have the aura of merely fulfilling an obligation or need.

Tying Tiffany - "One Girl"

I sometimes feel like I got a little overzealous with the Tying Tiffany stuff earlier in my blog days, leaving me with less to post. Still, there's plenty of awesome stuff to share from her... because she's awesome.

Voltaire and Ray Toro (Yes, from My Chemical Romance...)

One thing I like about Voltaire is that he's not afraid to do anything, ever. This include making country albums and, in this case, collaborating with someone from My Chemical Romance.

Porcelain and the Tramps - "The Neighbor"

This song isn't as angry as some people say it is. It sounds more like a simply affirmation of being flawed.

The Dreamside - "Making of 'Open Your Eyes'"

I posted the "Open Your Eyes" by The Dreamside that featured CXS's Rogue in it in an earlier post. If you're interested in seeing how that video was made though, here's a video showing that process.

Porcelain and the Tramps - "King of the World"

It's been quite a while since I've posted any Porcelain and the Tramps. Here you go!

I:Scintilla - "Salt of Stones" (anime music video)

I usually don't post this kind of thing here, but since I:Scintilla explicitly endorsed it on their Facebook page, I'll share it.

Brudershaft - "Falling"

I forgot to mention the new Brudershaft song that's come out. So... here it is.

Chamber of Echoes - "Scar Tissue"

I'm really getting into this Chamber of Echoes stuff.

"Making-of Photoshooting Junksista" - japfotografie

This is the making of a Junksista photoshoot. The song is worth it, alone.

Lovelorn Dolls - "Frozen Inside"

This is the perfect song to listen to while on a commute. Seriously. Actually, oddly enough, most Lovelorn Dolls songs are good for that.

Helalyn Flowers - "White Me In Black Me Out"

I like how Helalyn Flowers has modernized their sound in this. This song feels like a departure from the mid-2000s futurepop sound of their older stuff. It sounds very clean, very crisp, not minimalistic.