Come hang out with us all day! Free Brooklyn Lager for the first hour each day! Not to mention... A delicious food menu designed by former WD-50 chef, Scott Koshkoodi Live screenprinting by artist j.morrison from Space is the Place A GIANT hot pink elephant art installation by Snoozer Loser Organic and vegan bake sale by Jamie Cakes Plus other surprises throughout the weekend! *Added to the ...
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Clif put these guys on one of his Friday Random Tens, so maybe you already know about them. They're from W. Mass (or at least the lead singer is), but they sound like New Zealand in the early 1980s, especially the Bats. I really enjoyed this record, maybe you will, too. Here's my PopMatters review, up today:"A soft jangle of guitars, a hazy, New Zealand production sheen, the gently melancholy ...
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Whenever I move someplace else, I am impelled to sort through my shelf - and the alloted box - of music, books and DVDs. There is one pile relegated to emotional-backstories-since-diminished and another, decisively smaller, of those that I couldn't imagine leaving behind. Belying, now, three change of addresses and the countless times I've returned to its pages, Alistair Fitchett's Young and ...
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A pretty damn self-explanatory post of tunes, if I ever saw one.For a bit of diversion, my sister and I were once forced to participate in a debutante ball ritual called Sixteen Roses, together for the first time, as we had very different sets of friends. She is three years behind me and got the prettier first name. My hatred in having to join such things was only exceeded by my loathing of hum...
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Clif put these guys on one of his Friday Random Tens, so maybe you already know about them. They're from W. Mass (or at least the lead singer is), but they sound like New Zealand in the early 1980s, especially the Bats. I really enjoyed this record, maybe you will, too. Here's my PopMatters review, up today:"A soft jangle of guitars, a hazy, New Zealand production sheen, the gently melancholy ...
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Whenever I move someplace else, I am impelled to sort through my shelf - and the alloted box - of music, books and DVDs. There is one pile relegated to emotional-backstories-since-diminished and another, decisively smaller, of those that I couldn't imagine leaving behind. Belying, now, three change of addresses and the countless times I've returned to its pages, Alistair Fitchett's Young and ...
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Photo by Ryan McManus1. "To Live and Die in the Airport Lounge" - My Teenage Stride2. "No Looking" - The Raincoats3. "7 & 7 Is" - Sidewinders (Arthur Lee cover)4. "Woman is the Nigger of the World" - John Lennon5. "Swim" - Madder Rose6. "Un-con-troll-able" - Wayne County and the Electric Chairs7. "I'm Talking Facts, Not Shit" - The Boats8. "Whitey on the Moon" - Gil Scott-Heron 9. "Blatant Dis"...
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During the CMJ Music Marathon, Deirdre Bones checked out Stereoactive’s showcase for TheMusic.FM. The Jaguar ClubThe Jaguar Club - Sleepwalking [MP3]Although The Jaguar Club hails from Brooklyn (and lets’ face it, which indie band doesn’t these days) their sound is straight out of Manchester - a brilliant mix of The Cure and Joy Division with [...]
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| 1 To Live and Die in the Airport Lounge |
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| 2 Ears Like Golden Bats |
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| 3 That Should Stand for Something |
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| 4 Reception |
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| 5 The Genie of New Jersey |
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