The Exploding Boy - Let The Right One In video free download

DieMotherFuckerDie!

Keh musicah parah mahs rikolinah 7u7

Zeitgeist6

Love this band. Saw them live a couple of years ago at a gothic festival and was instantly hooked.

gerardo Bandicoot

Buenaza !!

Naota

i wonder if this song is meant for the movie let the right one in.. good song that i found by accident tho

alex martinez

The Exploding Boy - Let The Right One In

MilleniumKing13

Can't wait to finally get to see this Amazing band perform here for the first time. Welcome to America, boys!

Jason Ledyard

Hi Stefan, I couldn't find you on FB (it turns out your name is fairly popular). The details of the Goth event are on the website AbsolutionNYC . com We will be running til 5 or later. Good Luck with your show either way.

Stefan Axell

Hi Jason. Dont know if thats possible - we are playing just after midnight. But the next time i hope your offer stands. My will. BTW: Cant get up your event on facebook? Please send again ore just ad on FB and send me there. Cheers.

Jason Ledyard

As it turns out, your act is playing on the same day that we have our regular annual NYE Gothic event, facebook.com/events/457620934272957/ ...so I will not be able to take up your offer. However, if you would like to come to our function after your show, I'd be happy to extend comp drinks to your band.

Vendetta Music

TEB will be in NYC on NYE. facebook.com/events/385790014832566

Stefan Axell

PS! Where probably/maybe playing in NYC in a couple of months. Would love to have you there and hopefully that would change your mind. The Beer is on me!

Stefan Axell

I just saw this videoclip and was intriged by the conversationand felt obliged to answer since i wrote this song. Im all in favour of free opinion so it´s ok to hate it. But i must reasure you that you might think this it's hipster, that'st just as far from the truth possibly. The "hipstermovement" for me is a coverdless bunch of people, to insecure to have their heart in one place and therefor try to adapt whats cool at the moment. This is just a song about and old girlfriend. Stefan, X-Boy.

Jason Ledyard

It's just their sound and following is part of a hipster movement. I can say that without malice towards hipsters or the band, simply because it's true. It's not purely about disliking them.

Jason Ledyard

Well, by regular conversation, I mean that the term gets used and understood not only in everyday conversations, but also that it is used in places like specialty record stores & music catalogs as a category. Let's not forget that only some few years ago, "Post Punk", was not used in any of those places, nor was it ever used on music television throughout the time that most of the bands that are now labelled as "Post Punk" were at their height of fame.

meatmachines

And for the record, I don't think Exploding Boy is all that good (although I do like this one song). I just think if you are going to criticize something, don't generalize :)

meatmachines

As the Rolling Stone reference shows, the term has been used for a long time. By "regular conversation" I guess you mean it's become a more common term, but that simply reflects it's a genre that has regained some popularity. By comparison, I don't hear "Free Style" or "New Beat" that often, but that doesn't mean that music doesn't exist. You can choose to call stuff you don't like "hipster" but fact is some hipsters will like bands like Vendemmian too, but it's ok to still like the band.

Jason Ledyard

Sounds Magazine is not "regular conversation". Sounds hardly sold any magazines back then (and not too many later either) and having a mention somewhere is not the same thing as being a household word. btw, I know the people that made Sounds Magazine personally. I worked with 2 of them on club nights in NYC. Combinations of words are/were used by writers to make things less dull. It doesn't make it a genre or repeated by the public.

meatmachines

Wrong: The term "post punk" was used in 1977 by Sounds to describe Siouxsie and the Banshees.[2] In 1980 critic Greil Marcus referred to "Britain's postpunk pop avant-garde" in a 24 July Rolling Stone article. He applied the phrase to such bands as Gang of Four, The Raincoats and Essential Logic, which he wrote were "sparked by a tension, humour and sense of paradox plainly unique in present day pop music."[3]

meatmachines

Spend less time worrying about if a song is hipster or not and listen to music for what it is. Post punk has been around for around 30 years btw.

OLi82ful

Thx the exploding boy :)

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