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Gentle sounding indie-pop that is very ocean-y and summer-y. Hell, it even samples the ocean.
Lou Reed: His romantic photographs
As frontman with the Velvet Underground, Lou Reed epitomised the rock'n'roll lifestyle.
C&L's Late Nite Music Club with Laurie Anderson
I love seeing Laurie Anderson live; I've seen her about four times and have never been less than electrified.
We are pleased to announce the return of The Score, a forum for contemporary American composers to discuss their work and the larger issues involved in creating music in the 21st century.
Blast Beat Improv: Metallic Free Jazz
John Zorn and Bill Laswell asked former Napalm Death drummer Mick Harris to cement the evil jazz backbone of Painkiller.
Stellari String Quartet: Gocce Stellari
Over the years, Emanem has nobly championed the cause of improvising string players.
To her already multi-media stage show, Laurie Anderson has added some movie cameras out front, to record it for posterity -- it and her white shoes and dimples and all the rest.
Ahleuchatistas: Of The Body Prone
Tzadik label chief John Zorn has never lost his passion for hard-core music. Although his band Naked City is no more, he continues to promote artists who, to quote Allen Ginsberg, are "destroyed by madness, starving hysterical naked, dragging themselves through the negro streets at dawn looking for an angry fix." The band AhleuchatistasA certainly ...
Rock & Shock 2009: Misfits + Type O Negative at the Palladium
Misfits, "Saturday Night" So far, October has been a great month for me to live out my adolescent fantasies: In the span of one weekend, I not only got to shake Leatherface's hand, but also to see Type O Negative singing "Love You to Death" from five feet away.
The inimitable Sam McPheeters , who used to front Born Against and Men's Recovery Project and currently spends a lot of time thinking about economics, on the effect the global financial crisis has had on the subculture: I would love to see a real thinning of the herd, and seeing less bands and less shows.
Record labels are, in essence, an outlet, a means for production. They are not the paint or the painter but merely the paint factory.
Composer Philip Glass returns to Kutztown, Pa. for fundraising concert
American composer Philip Glass makes a point of visiting Kutztown, Pa., every couple of years.
New co-ordinators for Ellon Action Group
LOCAL residents blighted by the alleged poor upkeep of an area of land at an Ellon estate have recruited new leaders to their action group.
Jack Baker: Please support Bristol students sitting GCSEs
The past two years of my life culminate in this moment. I have one and half hours to prove to some examiner in a dingy room that I can multiply, subtract and divide.
New Gunslingers King Yaya's Forty Guns No More Invention Psychic Ills January Rain The Dins Siouxsie and the Banshees Jigsaw Feeling The Sceam Little Claw Human Taste Human Taste New The Mantles What We Do Matters The Mantles Cyclops Don't You be a Stranger Goat Volume Times New Viking 2/11 Don't Forget Born Again Revisited New Guided by Voices I ...
"I came across your cover of Bjrk's 'Possibly Maybe.'" "Oh yeah, from a while ago." "Were you a big fan? Did you have your Bjrk phase?" "I'm still in my phase, I think.
Evan Parker: Making Music From Music
British saxophonist Evan Parker , who plays a free concert with reedist Ned Rothenberg on Sunday at the Chicago Cultural Center , is one of the most instantly recognizable improvisers in the world.
Annual dividend for Alaskans will be $1,305
Nearly every Alaskan will receive $1,305 this year just for living in the far north state.
MORTIIS Discusses Forthcoming Album
FEARnet recently conducted an interview with Norwegian artist Mortiis . A couple of excerpts from the chat follow below.
Today's Alexandria, Pineville and Central Louisiana traffic report
Road closure: Intersection of Tenneyson Oaks and Horseshoe Drive in Alexandria. Date of completion: until further notice.
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