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Alasdair Roberts | May 26, 2009
The Great Unveiling: Everything from Jung and Nietzsche to The Shaggs.
"I feel like a spare prick on days when I don't have a gig to look forward to."
June 16, 2009 4:42 pm "Electro-clash" is an odd pseudo genre, liberally applied to any music that incorporates a significant amount of electronic noise with either a more band-oriented or live focused aesthetic. Of course like most labels, it is also a largely meaningless and alienating term, almost putting the musically curious at more of a distance from understanding the artist's sound than they would be just letting the music speak for itself. Yet the genre tag is still not entirely…
Crocodiles and Holy Fuck, Middle East, Cambridge, MA
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Broken Social Scene's Andrew Whiteman gives a lesson in how to swallow pain.
Stórsveit Nix Noltes
Royal Family – Divorce
Serpentine melodies and trickster time changes create a cross cultural feast from this eleven-member Reykjavík collective.
The Balky Mule
The Length of the Rail
Transplanted British eccentric Sam Jones creates charming narcoleptic folk pop from down under.
Lonely Dear
Dear John
Toeing the line between the hyper-electronic and subtly delicate.
June 16, 2009
Black Moth Super Rainbow
Eating Us
We'll have what they're having.
Jarvis Cocker
"Angela"
[ Rough Trade ]
Push-Pull
"Wright, Right?"
[ Joyful Noise ]
Cool Devices
"Primative"
[ Self-Released ]
Jill Sobule