The official video for Castledoor's song "Dumpster Diving." From the 'Til We Sink EP. Directed by Seth and Bobby: www.sethandbobby.com. + Informações

From Castledoor's 2006 EP Follow the Dove.. + Informações

Go to www.spacelandrecordings.com for FREE MP3 downloads of these recordings. "Check One Twosday" is the live club counterpart to Mr. Shovel's "Check One Two" local music show on the recently departed Indie 103.1. Tuesday 1/20/09 features Castledoor. FOH Sound by Scott Wolff, Projections/FOH Camera by Sean Forrester. Recorded by Mark Gilfry, Mixed by Nick Tipp, Produced and all the rest by KamranV.. + Informações

From Follow the Dove, Castledoor's 2006 EP. Please support this band! It's REALLY GOOD!. + Informações

Castledoor performs "Dove" live at The Cocaine in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles, CA on October 28, 2006. www.myspace.com. + Informações

from their 2009 album "Shouting At Mountains". + Informações

Castledoor performs "Fifth Tambourine" live at Spaceland in Los Angeles, CA on February 18, 2010. www.myspace.com. + Informações

This is a beautiful song from the indie band Castledoor. I couldn't find the recorded version on Youtube so here it is. www.myspace.com Download song at: www.purevolume.com. + Informações

Béla Bartók: Bluebeard's Castle Door1 Conducted by: Sir George Solti London Philharmonic Orchestra Judith: Sylvia Sass Bluebeard: Kolos Kováts Directed by: Miklós Szinetár Synopsis: Judith and Bluebeard arrive at his castle, which is all dark. Bluebeard asks Judith if she wants to stay and even offers her an opportunity to leave, but she decides to stay. Judith insists that all the doors be opened, to allow light to enter into the forbidding interior, insisting further that her demands are based on her love for Bluebeard. Bluebeard refuses, saying that they are private places not to be explored by others, and asking Judith to love him but ask no questions. Judith persists, and eventually prevails over his resistance. The first door opens to reveal a torture chamber, stained with blood. Repelled, but then intrigued, Judith pushes on. Behind the second door is a storehouse of weapons, and behind the third a storehouse of riches. Bluebeard urges her on. Behind the fourth door is a secret garden of great beauty; behind the fifth, a window onto Bluebeard's vast kingdom. All is now sunlit, but blood has stained the riches, watered the garden, and grim clouds throw blood-red shadows over Bluebeard's kingdom. Bluebeard pleads with her to stop: the castle is as bright as it can get, and will not get any brighter, but Judith refuses to be stopped after coming this far, and opens the penultimate sixth door, as a shadow passes over the castle. This is the first room that has not been .... + Informações

Béla Bartók: Bluebeard's Castle Door 7 Conducted by: Sir George Solti London Philharmonic Orchestra Judith: Sylvia Sass Bluebeard: Kolos Kováts Directed by: Miklós Szinetár Synopsis: Judith and Bluebeard arrive at his castle, which is all dark. Bluebeard asks Judith if she wants to stay and even offers her an opportunity to leave, but she decides to stay. Judith insists that all the doors be opened, to allow light to enter into the forbidding interior, insisting further that her demands are based on her love for Bluebeard. Bluebeard refuses, saying that they are private places not to be explored by others, and asking Judith to love him but ask no questions. Judith persists, and eventually prevails over his resistance. The first door opens to reveal a torture chamber, stained with blood. Repelled, but then intrigued, Judith pushes on. Behind the second door is a storehouse of weapons, and behind the third a storehouse of riches. Bluebeard urges her on. Behind the fourth door is a secret garden of great beauty; behind the fifth, a window onto Bluebeard's vast kingdom. All is now sunlit, but blood has stained the riches, watered the garden, and grim clouds throw blood-red shadows over Bluebeard's kingdom. Bluebeard pleads with her to stop: the castle is as bright as it can get, and will not get any brighter, but Judith refuses to be stopped after coming this far, and opens the penultimate sixth door, as a shadow passes over the castle. This is the first room that has not .... + Informações

Béla Bartók: Bluebeard's Castle Door1 Conducted by: Sir George Solti London Philharmonic Orchestra Judith: Sylvia Sass Bluebeard: Kolos Kováts Directed by: Miklós Szinetár Synopsis: Judith and Bluebeard arrive at his castle, which is all dark. Bluebeard asks Judith if she wants to stay and even offers her an opportunity to leave, but she decides to stay. Judith insists that all the doors be opened, to allow light to enter into the forbidding interior, insisting further that her demands are based on her love for Bluebeard. Bluebeard refuses, saying that they are private places not to be explored by others, and asking Judith to love him but ask no questions. Judith persists, and eventually prevails over his resistance. The first door opens to reveal a torture chamber, stained with blood. Repelled, but then intrigued, Judith pushes on. Behind the second door is a storehouse of weapons, and behind the third a storehouse of riches. Bluebeard urges her on. Behind the fourth door is a secret garden of great beauty; behind the fifth, a window onto Bluebeard's vast kingdom. All is now sunlit, but blood has stained the riches, watered the garden, and grim clouds throw blood-red shadows over Bluebeard's kingdom. Bluebeard pleads with her to stop: the castle is as bright as it can get, and will not get any brighter, but Judith refuses to be stopped after coming this far, and opens the penultimate sixth door, as a shadow passes over the castle. This is the first room that has not been .... + Informações

You know, Poland!. + Informações

la indie band castle door play at alex's bar in long beach, ca 11.14.08 www.myspace.com www.myspace.com more scenes from the la indie scene: www.youtube.com. + Informações

Castle Door music video shot at the Echo Bar in Los Angeles. + Informações

Castledoor perform Remember When at The Lyric Hyperion Theatre on September 19, 2008. Make sure to watch in High Quality!. + Informações

Is the first one I do... I love this song and band. Forgive me if there are some spelling issues or lyrics. The parts in black were some gif images. + Informações

Artist-Pettalom Song-Beyond The Castle's Door (Instrumental)+Ashes Garden Album-The Wine Of The Night The unknown is only for some And only the shadows know Know your face and keep it warm One of the candles of the soul The sky is dark Lighted in glory on the ashes wind Shading the castles garden... Soul of my soul Who deserve my tears? In the cry of the time Of my confused mind The eternal night Slowly blind my eyes With the flames of the truths So quiet... is the deaf wind So silent... silent is the kingdom of the night Oh, the time... Burning so cold Eternal eyes so... empty! Portraits in front my eyes are like a flame Ashen pictures... kissing the sky on the moon Of the shame Listen my heart now In the ashes garden I hear your call For the lust and spell The treason laces... the thorns are cells. + Informações

Béla Bartók: Bluebeard's Castle Door 6 Part-1 Conducted by: Sir George Solti London Philharmonic Orchestra Judith: Sylvia Sass Bluebeard: Kolos Kováts Directed by: Miklós Szinetár. + Informações

Castledoor reports from the road en route back to Los Angeles from SXSW 2009. Song in video is "Dusty" off their upcoming debut record Shouting at Mountains (due April 21, 2009), available on iTunes and at shows. www.myspace.com. + Informações

Béla Bartók: Bluebeard's Castle Door 6 Part-2 Conducted by: Sir George Solti London Philharmonic Orchestra Judith: Sylvia Sass Bluebeard: Kolos Kováts Directed by: Miklós Szinetár Synopsis: Judith and Bluebeard arrive at his castle, which is all dark. Bluebeard asks Judith if she wants to stay and even offers her an opportunity to leave, but she decides to stay. Judith insists that all the doors be opened, to allow light to enter into the forbidding interior, insisting further that her demands are based on her love for Bluebeard. Bluebeard refuses, saying that they are private places not to be explored by others, and asking Judith to love him but ask no questions. Judith persists, and eventually prevails over his resistance. The first door opens to reveal a torture chamber, stained with blood. Repelled, but then intrigued, Judith pushes on. Behind the second door is a storehouse of weapons, and behind the third a storehouse of riches. Bluebeard urges her on. Behind the fourth door is a secret garden of great beauty; behind the fifth, a window onto Bluebeard's vast kingdom. All is now sunlit, but blood has stained the riches, watered the garden, and grim clouds throw blood-red shadows over Bluebeard's kingdom. Bluebeard pleads with her to stop: the castle is as bright as it can get, and will not get any brighter, but Judith refuses to be stopped after coming this far, and opens the penultimate sixth door, as a shadow passes over the castle. This is the first room that has .... + Informações

Castledoor playing "Dumpster Diving" live at the echo on 10/29/07. + Informações

Béla Bartók (1881-1945) Duke Bluebears's Castle (A Kékszakállu Herceg Vára) (1911): Le Château de Barbe-Bleue - Herzog Blaubarts Burg. Premiere in Budapest,on May, 1918. Libretto: Béla Balázs Bernhard Sönnerstedt, Bluebeard - Blaubart - Barbe-Bleue Birgit Nilsson, Judith Ferenc Fricsay, conductor Swedish Radio Orchestra Live broadcast, February 10, 1953. door 7 (last one) Bluebeard Shau, die ich vor dir besessen, schau, die ich vor dir geliebt hab. [hearts that I have loved and cherishe!/See, my former loves] Judith Sie leben, leben, alle leben! [living, they live here!]. + Informações

An awesome band from Silverlake, LA. Here's a great track from their latest and unfortunately, last album "Shouting At Mountains". + Informações

Béla Bartók (1881-1945) Duke Bluebears's Castle (A Kékszakállu Herceg Vára) (1911): Le Château de Barbe-Bleue - Herzog Blaubarts Burg. Premiere in Budapest, on May, 1918. Libretto: Béla Balázs Bernhard Sönnerstedt, Bluebeard - Blaubart - Barbe-Bleue Birgit Nilsson, Judith Ferenc Fricsay, conductor Swedish Radio Orchestra Live broadcast, February 10, 1953. door 6: Judith [I can see a sheet of water,/white and tranquil sleeping water./What is this mysterious water?] Bluebeard Tränen, Judith, Tränen [Tears, my Judith, tears]. + Informações

Castledoor cover James Brown's It's A Man's Man's Man's World, during their June residency at Spaceland in Silverlake, CA. June 15, 2009. + Informações