Spazz Fest IV Sayonara
As I’ve mentioned before, it was the best year for the festival and next year promises to be better when considering the venues available to host. More attention from fans […]
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Last Dispatch from Spazz Fest IV
Night three from Spazz Fest and we took in The Lollipops, Jenny Besetzt, and Future Islands at Peasant’s. Between sets there was a lot of buzz about the Day Rager […]
Spazz Fest 4 Preview #1
We’re about three weeks away from the kick off for Spazz Fest 4, as it’s scheduled for March 21-24. If you haven’t noticed already, we’ve updated the page to reflect […]
Great Records from 2011: Clif’s Picks Part 2
Apologies to all… It’s been an interesting holiday break. A lot of competing priorities and the blog took the hit. We’re back on track for the year, and complete our […]
Sunday Ramblings & Considerations: 11.20.11
In this edition: An artist feature and review of Gotye’s Making Mirrors, Francois Peglau cowboys up, and our weekly considerations and videos… Artist Feature: Gotye Australian artist, Gotye (aka Wally […]
The New 09.20.11
Team Genius – Ronald Regan’s Cousin [wav] (from Pop Songs) “Big catchy pop music” from NYC; click here for more tunes on soundcloud. Luke Temple – More Than Muscle […]
“The New” – Ocracoke Edition 6.23.11
As I was fortunate enough to be at the beach with the family this week, I missed posting “The New”. Here’s what I’ve been able to dig up upon my return: […]
Sunday Ramblings & Considerations 6.19.11
In this edition: Brian Eno to release new album, meet the Big Cats, videos. Brian Eno & Rick Holland Release Drums Between the Bells Producer/”Non-musician”/Ambient Visionary Brian Eno has been […]
Sunday Ramblings & (some) Considerations
This edition: introducing Tom Williams and the Boat; and we update the SPAZZ 2 Festival information. I just received a couple of tracks from Tom Williams and the Boat, and […]
Back with a Bang! Blogophilia 19
To poorly plagiarize Rick James, “Jet lag is a hell of an experience.” I was pretty much out of touch with the world for three weeks while in Australia […]
