I’ve reached a bad place when it comes to finding new music. Mostly I rely on a handful of friends to play stuff for me. When I’m feeling ambitious, I go online. E. Tan recently found a couple more music blogs, which we’ve added to the sidebar: Cassette from My Ex and Fluxblog. I can’t […]
1. Bidule en Ut — Schaeffer / Henry
2. Filmy Feedback — Toshiya Tsunoda
3. Lathe — Arcane Device
4. Live In Kaliningrad (Part 1) — Alexei Borisov
5. Manipulationology — Digital Drug
6. Rave, Part 1 — Ingram Marshall
7. Taw — Nobukazu Takemura
8. Track 04 — Axolotl
9. works for musique concrete Z — Toshiro Mayuzumi
10. 2 variations en étoile […]
I wish I had time for this to be a proper and thorough-going appreciation for Dan Bejar (New Pornographers, Swan Lake, Hello Blue Roses) and his solo outfit, Destroyer, which E. Tan and I saw at Bowery Ballroom a couple weeks ago.
Alas, this being the end of the semester I’m afraid you’ll get little more […]
My first impulse was to approach this playlist in the same way I’ve approached reading list requests for various magazines. You’re certain (when you agree to do it) that your recent intake includes Camus, Hofstaeder, and first-edition Russian novels – then are horrified when a quick look at the nightstand reveals the latest thriller by […]
Or a few questions, at least. I’m curious about how you read (or hear) this song, performed last year by a 60-year-old singer generally regarded as the godmother of punk:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjmsyhgotWY
If you don’t know the song, check out the lyrics here. It closes out side one of the 1978 album Easter, which also included the top […]