Band of the Week: Cheese On Bread

So I believe Cesar of The Lisps has been telling me about Cheese On Bread for a while already, but when Cesar and I are usually together one or the both of us are normally pretty darn drunk so I had never remembered to check them out. Lucky for me (and you) Cheese On Bread were sober and sent me an e-mail with mp3's and everything! And I gotta tell you this is as quirky and as cute and adorable as The Lisps!

With songs about wasting our corn on corn syrup and characters on a board game you can immediately tell that they may be a bit eccentric, but then you start listening to their twee-like sound and you realize these guys may be eccentric, but they know how to write a song. It's music that's fun all over the place! The only downfall of this e-mail from Cheese On Bread is that I want more after listening to the four songs they sent over! (Actually, I just noticed at this moment that you can stream their whole album, The Search for Colonel Mustard on their website! That should kill some time this Thursday morning!)

The band actually has a shit load of songs for you to listen to over on their website, so once you're done with the four below head over there, order a couple of copies of their album, and get hooked! No shows are planned on the moment, but hopefully that will change very, very soon!
Cheese On Bread - "The Search for Colonel Mustard (Part One)"
Cheese On Bread - "Piece of Ass"
Cheese On Bread - "Cornfield, Cornfield"
Cheese On Bread - "Dreamail"

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Thursday's Dreaming of a Snow Day Links:
- Pitchfork has Beach House stop by to do their weekly guest list spot. I'm still not sold on Beach House, sorry folks.
- Also at Pitchfork (and everywhere else on the internet today), Radiohead is slated to headline two of the three nights of the initial All Points West Festival. This absolutely assures that I will be in attendance that weekend.
- Brooklyn Vegan is reporting that another New York venue is biting the dust. Brooklyn's Magnetic Field will be shuttering it's doors and not returning as of March 31st. Sad, I hate it when venues close.
- Gothamist has Matt Beringer of The National stop by for a bit of Q+A. I was watching the old Beirut episode of New York Noise this week and two members of The National pop in for like two minutes. They are horrible actors, no offense.
- The AV Club interviews Justin Vernon of Bon Iver who I will be seeing tomorrow night when they open for Black Mountain at a very sold out Bowery Ballroom.
- Also on The AV Club is an interview with the greatest (ok maybe second or third best) music video director of all-time Michel Gondry. Of course they stick mostly to his new movie Be Kind Rewind.