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 Lee Adcock

Athens Popfest, Day 2 – The Dance

Athens Popfest, Day 2 – The Dance

Punisher of drums for Deerhoof (and fellow introvert) Greg Saunier, shot by the lovely folk of Gauche. All videos by Jason Seiple. Thursday, August 11, 2016 T-Shirt for the day: Melt-Banana tee, grey. Acquired back in April after seeing Melt-Banana open for Melvins (in 20 minutes or less). You cannot force the dance. The dance […]

 Mike Turner

Fevered Dreams – Mike Turner’s Top 10 Albums of 2014

Fevered Dreams  – Mike Turner’s Top 10 Albums of 2014

Above: Witching Waves @ the Hello Goodbye Show. I had been working on this year end list for what seems like weeks. I’d been fighting off this nasty bug since Thanksgiving. It finally caught up with me and I spent what seems like ages in a fevered state so I can’t really feel too bad if […]

 Lee Adcock

Song of the Day #692 – Ruins of Krüger

Song of the Day #692 – Ruins of Krüger

Imagine a desk. A desk full of promo CDs, thin glass cases and paper sleeves lined in tiny towers like a mini metropolitan sprawl. Are you sitting at this desk? Good. Stand up. Now, with one arm (two if you’re a wimp), sweep off everything. What is this clatter, reeling far away from the center? […]

 Brigette

A Snore Just Like the Rest: Musical Superlatives for the Dissatisfied in 2012

The following list details the passionate musical warriors of 2012 — the glimmering hope of a less boring 2013.

 Scott Creney

Scott Creney’s Favorite Albums of 2012

This is what it feels like to be alive in 2012 — connected to everything and more isolated than ever.

 Mike Turner

2012 & the Abysmal Company You Kept

Dum Dum Girls had a massive year — the Coke Zero of the indie world. You know, same taste as the original formula but not as filling.

 Wallace Wylie

Ponytail – Do Whatever You Want All The Time (We Are Free)

The music sounds like well-made computer-generated songs designed to provide aural stimulation while staring at some kind of never-ending optical illusion screensaver

 Everett True

Plan B Magazine #4

I was researching my Nirvana book in Seattle while this issue was being put together.

 Everett True

Spotlight – 17: The Monster Women

I love Facebook sometimes. You casually scroll through the comments and links and status updates of the myriad people who claim, mostly somewhat spuriously, to have an affiliation with you and discover this. You know that when a band lists their influences as B-52’s,Young Marble Giants, Shangri-Las, Detroit Cobras, Joan Jett & the Runaways, Exotica!, 60’s […]