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I Guess I Was Daydreaming (Desolation). Review by Aaron Shaul.
CAKE ON CAKE I GUESS I WAS DAYDREAMING Desolation Deceptively simple, Cake on Cake's I Guess I Was Daydreaming should appeal to the same people who found El Perro Del Mar's debut so rewarding. Mostly a one-woman show, Helena Sundin composed, arranged and performed nearly every note on this disc. What ...
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March 1998 :: Screen :: John Hughes (Julio Diaz)
JOHN HUGHES by Julio Diaz Each generation has its touchstones; shared experiences that help to define the profile of the generation. In the 20th century, movies have been one of the most immediately identifiable signposts. Teens of the '50s might hearken back to Rebel Without a Cause or The Wild Ones ...
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Starting an indie label is a risky prospect. Being able to sell your stuff at an affordable price and put out all the records you want to is even tougher. So how does the eclectic and intriguing Blackbean and Placenta Tape Club label make it work? Mike Landucci reveals some of the secrets of his success to Andrew Chadwick.
BLACKBEAN AND PLACENTA TAPE CLUB by Andrew Chadwick collage by Julio Diaz I first became aware of the Blackbean and Placenta Tape Club label when Six Cents and Natalie's Show Me the Honey CD came out. It compiles the Water Machine and Tressel tapes, along with a bunch of compilation tracks and singles ...
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February 1999 :: Feature :: All Aboard! (David Lee Beowulf)
What happened to Usonia? by David Lee Beowulf New York City -- 1999. The freezing wind blew through the canyon-like streets of Manhattan. A gust of chilling January air hit Senior Astrogator Chandler in the face as he walked out of Grand Central Station. The twenty-minute, hundred-mile trip from his ...
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Rumors of the Faithful (Spirit Of Orr). Review by Marcel Feldmar.
MOVIOLA RUMORS OF THE FAITHFUL Spirit Of Orr Beautiful lo-fi indie rock that creeps out and grabs you before you know what's happening. There's a quality to this CD that reminds me of Sparklehorse, but only sometimes. It also reminds me a little of The Sea and Cake, but only if The S&C were a more ...
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Love, Hawaiian Style -- Drew Barrymore is a bit more than absent-minded in Adam Sandler's new nice-guy vehicle. Our man in the South Pacific, Steve Stav, explains why 50 First Dates is a perfect Valentine's Day movie.
... , Drew Barrymore, Rob Schneider, Sean Astin, Blake Clark Columbia Pictures What more could a lothario want than a ravishing blonde who forgets the previous day's events when she falls asleep? Just think of the possibilities... Adam Sandler has, and in his new feel-good flick, 50 First Dates, rejects ...
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May 1999 :: Live :: Sam Prekop (James Tritten)
SAM PREKOP WITH PAPA M AND THE SWIMMER The Middle East Downstairs, Cambridge, MA April 3, 1999 by James Tritten For those of you that don't know (and it is unfortunate that you don't), Sam Prekop is the front man of the Sea and Cake. Sam has released a new recording under his own name, but with the ...
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Speckly (Aum Fidelity). Review by Bob Pomeroy.
SHRIMP BOAT SPECKLY Aum Fidelity Shrimp Boat was a breath of fresh air when their Bar/None release Duende hit the streets. The band blended influences from bluegrass to jazz, all wrapped up in their own take on alternative rock. They broke up in 1993, but the members went on to participate in stellar ...
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For the third straight year indie-rock tastemaker Pitchfork Media summoned the masses, including Chris Catania, and delivered a balanced mix of promising upstarts and legends for the Pitchfork Music Festival.
PITCHFORK MUSIC FESTIVAL SONIC YOUTH, YOKO ONO, GZA, DE LA SOUL, BATTLES, GIRL TALK, CLIPSE, MASTADON AND MANY MORE Chicago, IL July 13th-15th by Chris Catania The strong undercurrent of solidarity that made the 2007 Pitchfork Music Festival an overall success flowed from Union Park's historic vibe ...
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National Flags (SYJIP). Review by Chris Catania.
ILAD NATIONAL FLAGS SYJIP Crisp and popping snares lead the way as spacey keyboards blips and beeps knead into warm and fuzzy organs floating on flowing jazz-rock rhythms swimming within Ilad’s second full-length album National Flags. It’s a more refined enhancement to the predecessor The Spoon ...
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