11 Mar 2010, Posted by Tom LG in lead, music, 0 Comments
Soldier’s Lament, Forgotten War
SHADOW OF THE PINE BY TOM LG: “Rotation Blues”, a hillbilly song from the trenches
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Continue Reading...BY CHANDA PRESCOD-WEINSTEIN: Feeling conflicted about race, language and fandom
Continue Reading...A COLUMN BY LEVI FULLER: “this cover is saying ‘I am arty’ out of one side of its mouth, and ‘I shop at Wal-Mart’ out of the other…”
Continue Reading...SHADOW OF THE PINE BY TOM LG: A song from the graveyard receives a premature burial
Continue Reading...MOONY HABITATIONS BY LEILANI CLARK: Eliminating publishing’s gate-keeper mentality
Continue Reading...A COLUMN BY LEVI FULLER: Reviewing two new releases by Ke$ha and Phil Vassar using nothing but their covers
Continue Reading...SHADOW OF THE PINE BY DJ TOM LG: Unearthing the sinister underbelly of American music
Continue Reading...VALUE ADDED BY PAUL M. DAVIS: A roundup of culture of note, including the Tank Riot podcast, Wormwood, Nevada, For All Mankind, and Sleigh Bells
Continue Reading...MOONY HABITATIONS, A COLUMN BY LEILANI CLARK: “I have a retained the pure, unadulterated joy in hearing a new album, in reading a perfect sentence, the same joy I felt in my teens and twenties.”
Continue Reading...A FINE LINE, BY CAT JOHNSON: I’m one of the endangered music lovers who goes for the album experience. From the cover art and packaging to the practically perfect afternoon spent listening to an album from top to bottom, thumbing through the photos, reading along with the lyrics, envisioning the band at work in the studio…this for me is bliss
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