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Buying The Lie (Sidecho). Review by Marcel Feldmar.
DEATH ON WEDNESDAY BUYING THE LIE Sidecho This power punk pop trio shoots out like a sonic hypodermic from beat one, hitting me right between the eyes with a brilliant mix of old school meets new school. I'm thinking the energy of bands l ike Green Day, but crossed with the dynamics and style of bands ...
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Proofing for Wednesday (Ink 19, March 2001)
HAGALAZ' RUNEDANCE VOLVEN Well Of Urd Within a clearing deep in the forest, a throbbing drum begins to beat. Soon the feet of the dancers tap out the rhythm, circling around the center, whirling faster and faster as flutes, bagpipes, lyres, and other Nordic and Celtic instruments join the tune, building ...
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It's a spooky Halloween treat as the Columns-Keeper gives us a guided tour of the "last stop" for columnists, the Columns Graveyard! What the hell?
... ain’t so! Then who’s in his PINE BOX? No time to play CALL THE CADAVER, we have to move on to the last stop on our WHIRLWIND GRAVEYARD TOUR! R.I.P. Wednesday Again POOR SPECIAL ED. He was a FRESH-FACED young man who immediately upped sticks and moved to NOCTURNAL NEW YORK CITY from Florida after being ...
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In the Spring of 1999, Henry Rollins was challenged to appear each Wednesday for eight weeks, and give a different spoken word performance each time. Joe Frietze gives us the rundown on this DVD chronicle.
HENRY ROLLINS - LIVE AT LUNA PARK DIRECTED BY MODI starring Henry Rollins 2.13.61 I know Henry Rollins through his music and his acting. I had heard from friends that his spoken word performances were quite entertaining, but I had never sampled a CD nor had the opportunity to experience one live ...
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Despite the Raconteurs’ gravitational pull, Art Brut and We Are Scientists managed to pack The Social on Wednesday night. Steven Green squeezed his way inside.
... Orlando, Fl Sept. 20, 2006 by Steven Green Despite the Raconteurs’ gravitational pull, Art Brut and We Are Scientists managed to pack The Social on Wednesday night. Steven Green Art Brut The crowd bubbled in anticipation as Art Brut took the stage. Eddie Argos, self-professed non-musician and leader ...
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Prospect Park (Badman Recording Co.). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... coo, than verses about unicorns and mushrooms. The album closes with "Park Slope Song." Sounding like an outtake from Simon and Garfunkel's Wednesday Morning, 3am, it features Hindle and his guitar. It brings back hazy memories of his live show, and while it's a very lovely song, I'm grateful the rest ...
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Marcel Feldmar remembers how the city of Seattle gathered not to mourn Joey, but to celebrate his life, and reveals his top five Ramones memories.
4.18.01 by Marcel Feldmar It's some Wednesday night in April, 2001, and after working a long day at Easy Street Records, I head down to the Lava Lounge for some relaxation (read: alcohol). There's the guys from The Briefs spinning records that move from punk rock to new wave, and beyond. DOA, T. Rex ...
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October 1999 :: Features :: 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2...1! (David Lee Beowulf)
... . "Why did I have to go home today and why can't I go to school tomorrow? I'm not sick." "You aren't allowed back in school, Timmy, until next Wednesday, that's a week from today." "Am I in trouble?" he asked. "We're in trouble, honey. Daddy and I will have to see your Principal next Monday ...
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June 1999 :: Live :: Burning Airlines (Marcel Feldmar)
... AIRLINES WITH DISMEMBERMENT PLAN AND POLECAT The Breakroom, Seattle, WA April 21, 1999 by Marcel Feldmar Walking into the Breakroom early on a Wednesday usually means no people and a few quiet beers. This Wednesday, I walked into an impressive early evening turnout for local band Polecat, who captured ...
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June 1999 :: Music R-Sp :: Skins & Pins (David Lee Beowulf)
... Dropkick Murphys (oi!), the Stray Bullets, U.S. Chaos, Man's Ruin, Major Accident (too Clockwork, dude), the Anti-Heros, and, HOLY FOUR O'CLOCK ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, BATMAN, Disorderly Conduct. Class-A punk rock all the way around. Twenty-two songs in all, more than enough to bother the old man ...
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