“Turn My Son Into A Whore” still doesn’t quite capture the devious magic of previous MEN.COM series “Stepfather’s Secret” and “Son Swap“, but despite its slightly disturbing premise and weak opening scene, the three scenes (so far) have collectively highlighted Nicoli Cole‘s potential to become […]
Let’s talk about Ash. He’s a guitarist in an Australian hardcore-ish punk band, although I must confess that he first caught my eye because he’s uber-hunky and his screen name is a song that I really liked when I was thirteen or so. I actually […]
We’re running a bit late today! To give you some background, the terrible trio of Gay Evan, Gay Skylar and Gay Duncan were supposed to help me compile this Best of Manhunt Daily list featuring the greatest songs of 2013. Instead, they put their differences […]
The title of this post is a lyric from Hey! Hello!, a band who became something of an overnight success when their self-titled, fan-funded album zoomed up the UK charts earlier this year. My first instinct was to describe them as “cock rock”, until I […]
Scott Hutchison, the lead singer of Scottish band Frightened Rabbit, bears a slight resemblance to Jake Johnson of New Girl fame mashed together with Zach Galifianakis. He’s got a great beard, and I’ve thought about what he might look like naked quite often. To hear […]
It’s hard to describe a band like Teen Girl Scientist Monthly. So much of their appeal rests in their ability to get into your mind, body and soul to make you feel something, a task that’s especially rare in a time when most modern pop […]
Papa is a Los Angeles indie band I decided to write about this morning, even though I would have rather talked about Sufjan Stevens‘ open letter to Miley Cyrus and the general greatness of her BANGERZ track “#GETITRIGHT“. Seriously, have you guys listened to “#GETITRIGHT” […]
Who doesn’t love a good mash up? Idiots, that’s who. Stupid idiots. So, here’s the Mumford and Sons mash up of Miley Cyrus’ recent hit, you may remember it, called “Wrecking Ball”. Mumford and Sons may have been just what mademoiselle needed for this song, […]
For those of you who aren’t familiar, Brendon Urie is the lead single of Panic! at the Disco, a rather theatrical pop punk band known primarily for their 2006 hit single “I Write Sins Not Tragedies“. When challenged with how to make people care about […]
Alhough I haven’t really had a chance to decide if I like The 1975 as a band, it should come as no surprise that I really enjoy “Sex”. The song, which was released months ago, acted as the first single off the English foursome’s self-titled […]
