Ultrapick of the Day: The Revolution Smile "The Gift"

Rolling out of California like Filter meets Rival Schools, I think we've found
something smelling of emo but tasting like electronic tinged rock. It's actually
what Filter could've sounded like if they never wrote "Picture."

Buddyhead is releasing this bands next full length album, so without a doubt,
there will be an A&R clammer to sign them since, fuckin' a, they're really
catchy and pretty modern rock accessible. But despite their modern rock radio
likeness, they're still pretty fucking hot and heavy and are worthy of fandom.

Download that bad boy here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/UltraPick/files/

Peace out,
Ultragrrrl

Ultrapick of the Day: Circle and Square "In Your Pants for the Year 2000"

I remember the first time my friend played this at a party we DJ. Everyone just
sorta turned their head and asked each other "Who is this??!" It sounded so
familiar, yet at the same time, none of us could place a finger.

"Who is this?" I yelled over the bobbing heads of dancers.
"Circle and Square, dude!" He replied, proudly displaying their CD.

"In Your Pants for the Year 2000" isn't even the best song on their EP, but it's
post-Weezer (circa Pinkerton) feel is fan-fucking-tastic. It's nearly the song
that Rivers sometimes wishes he wrote because let's be honest here, the Green
Album was pretty boring for the most part. And it's nice to see that this
unsigned indie band from Williamsburg, Brooklyn, hit it on the head.

Their website: http://www.circleandsquarerock.com/

Download the track here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/UltraPick/files/

Feel free to email or IM if you wanna suggest something: ultragrrrl@...

Peace out,
Ultragrrrl