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Directions to See a Ghost (Light in the Attic). Review by Jen Cray.
THE BLACK ANGELS DIRECTIONS TO SEE A GHOST Light in the Attic Invoking dark echoes of psychedelic fuzz rock, the experimental depths of The Velvet Underground, and the black-clad British post punk '80s world dominated by the likes of Jesus & Mary Chain and My Bloody Valentine, The Black Angels stand ...
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Sunday Sunday Sunday! Teams representing the Army, Navy and Air Force made a rare joint appearance at this airshow, and Ian Koss documented the hot screaming action.
MONSTERS OF AIRSHOW STARRING THE GOLDEN KNIGHTS, BLUE ANGELS, THUNDERBIRDS Patrick Air Force Base, Florida April 27, 2003 by Ian Koss It really was a stellar lineup, on this perfect airshow day. Sunny weather, warm enough to justify all manner of beach attire but not so hot you feel like melting onto ...
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Who says in heaven there is no beer? James Mann reveals why the world will never end at the Star Bar, and how the wrong woman can become the right woman in the right circumstances.
... that. Tonight was the same thing. It was a Friday, and a payday at that, and I was going to see a band down the road at the Star Bar called the Neon Angels, and the thought crossed through my head to give Mary a call and so I did, and she had nothing better to do so she said yes, I said great, and we ...
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The Light Divides (Signature Sounds). Review by Sean Slone.
WINTERPILLS THE LIGHT DIVIDES Signature Sounds The second record from this Northampton, Massachusetts quartet is, true to the bandâs moniker, perfect winter music to space out to (it was released back in February), but listening to it in the heat of August, it sounds damn fine too. The key difference ...
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Every year, Sean Slone makes a mix CD that sums up the year in music. Here's a look at the 19 tracks that make up this year's mix.
... who was getting married. The day after, with my head and stomach in various states of disrepair (too much Jim Beam), I headed for home. Stopped at a light as I made my way down West End Avenue to the Lincoln Tunnel, I began to search my CDs for something that would both be soothing and cut through the ...
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October 1998 :: Music A-C :: Bettie Serveert (Ian Koss)
... "Sweet Jane" and "Heroin" and concentrates on interpreting a well-rounded selection of defining VU tracks. The album opens with "Beginning to See the Light" and closes with a sweet rendition of "Afterhours," which truly highlights Carol van Dijk's lustrous and full voice, which contrasts nicely against ...
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Sol Veritas Lux (Tursa/Strange Fortune). Review by Matthew Moyer.
... pinpoint in a pop cultural timeline. Sol Veritas Lux starts out like a cold wind blowing in from the English Channel with the painful monochrome of "Angels Fall," resounding like a series of painful whip cracks. Can you imagine how this must have sounded upon its initial release years ago? The seminal ...
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The talent of comics artist Kevin Maguire is nothing to bwa-ha-ha about. Shaun Corley gives us the rundown on the latest edition of the Modern Masters series, which runs down Maguire's career.
... . Forsaking the dark and gritty motifs popular amongst comics at the time, Maguire (along with writers J.M. DeMatteis and Keith Giffen) presented a light-hearted, playful approach to DCâs long-time franchise. Maguire has a knack for drawing highly expressive faces, as well as gorgeous women, almost ...
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In the Future (Jagjaguwar). Review by S D Green.
... moon. Even the first Black Mountain album clung to a quirkier indie-pop sound. McBeanâs vocals were cheekier and had a boozy loopiness that was light and disarming. But indie has long threatened to go classic rock, and anyone willing to psycho-analyze opener âModern Music,â on Black Mountainâ ...
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