My uncle was in Cornwall last week visiting some UK family and tells me I have cousins named Cain, Tudor and Demelza! Someone must've been reading/watching Poldark. That side of the family is from St. Agnes and Truro. My grandfather came from a mining family and had 14 siblings - they were hardcore. I should also add that I make a bitchin' pasty, though mine is made like a pie, in a glass dish.
I digress. Here are two new British videos...
The Twang 2 Lovers:
Starring Jaime Winstone (who is the daughter of "Sexy Beast" Ray Winstone) and hooligan Danny Dyer, who has shown the world his pubes. This is a gritty Brit drama in 3 minutes. Jaime looks very Dolores-in-Zombie-era, doesn't she? She didn't always! Never fall in love with a dead-end kid.
Kate Nash Mouthwash:
Thank God for a 20-yr-old featuring something other the promise of sex. This is the tremendous new single by Kate Nash. The video is kind of insane, but I love the song and I really do believe the lyric is supposed to be that simple. Tell me the "I'm singing 'uh-oh' on a Friday night" hook doesn't stick with you? The final minute of the song and video is ecstatic - I love the look on her face in the last seconds. Thanks to Wongie for noting that it's been released.
I digress. Here are two new British videos...
The Twang 2 Lovers:
Starring Jaime Winstone (who is the daughter of "Sexy Beast" Ray Winstone) and hooligan Danny Dyer, who has shown the world his pubes. This is a gritty Brit drama in 3 minutes. Jaime looks very Dolores-in-Zombie-era, doesn't she? She didn't always! Never fall in love with a dead-end kid.
Kate Nash Mouthwash:
Thank God for a 20-yr-old featuring something other the promise of sex. This is the tremendous new single by Kate Nash. The video is kind of insane, but I love the song and I really do believe the lyric is supposed to be that simple. Tell me the "I'm singing 'uh-oh' on a Friday night" hook doesn't stick with you? The final minute of the song and video is ecstatic - I love the look on her face in the last seconds. Thanks to Wongie for noting that it's been released.
I quite like the Kate Nash video during the chorus parts and the last minute--and the song there built in a way I didn't expect it to but really liked. "Ecstatic," as you say.
Kate Nash has grown on me muchly! And what funky names your english relatives have! Mine is so boring. I may rename myself Abinadi or something, though on reflection that sounds a bit barn raising...