Peggy Sang The Blues

Frank Turner - England Keep My Bones Pre-Order

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Frank Turner - Peggy Sang the Blues

Frank Turner and Brian Fallon* are absolutely killing it the last three years. It’s hard to find new musicians to love when I listen to them non-stop.

*unrelated to this song

New Frank Turner! Very excited for “England Keep My Bones” coming in June.

Frank Turner - The Ballad of Me and My Friends (Live at Asbury Lanes)

Few musicians are as cool as Frank Turner. Some musicians have a complex where they stand behind a microphone and project themselves to the world. Not Frank. And that’s what makes him one of the greatest.

“The Ballad of Me and My Friends” is my favorite song of his because it’s about the collective, not the guy on the stage.

Watch the video. He says what he wants to, moves the microphone and steps into the crowd to sing with the audience. True punk rock, if you ask me.

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Frank Turner - I Knew Prufrock Before He Got Famous

Well life is about love, last minutes and lost evenings
About fire in our bellies and about furtive little feelings
And the aching amplitudes that set our needles all a-flickering
And they help us with remembering that the only thing that’s left to do is live.

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Frank Turner - Try This At Home

Frank Turner’s new record come out today in England and tomorrow in the US. It’s a fantastic record, definitely one to pick up.

Because the only thing that punk rock should ever really mean is not sitting round and waiting for the lights to go green.

"The idea that by stealing music from the internet you’re somehow crusading for justice against the big bad record labels is absolute fucking bullshit and needs to be stamped out. Britney Spears and David Geffen aren’t going to downsize their condo’s because you didn’t pay for a Fugazi album."
– Frank Turner on stealing music

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Frank Turner - Substitute

“And if music was the food of love, then I’d be a fat romantic slob.”