Bridget Cross is not just a former member of Unrest, Air Miami, and Velocity Girl who put out a fine record under the name Maybe It’s Reno this year: she’s also a yoga instructor, glacier guide, DJ, fry cook, and an organ donor. MORE »
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Seven Videos That Got Away From Me During Blogging Hours
It’s the last day of the month, a time for desk-clearing and “to do” list-finalizing and, in the case of April 2008, celebrating that a pretty horrible 30-day stretch is near its end. With that in mind, I’m going to use the last posting day of each month for “Rule Of Sevens,” in which I put together a couple of seven-item, mostly-commentary-free lists–from aborted post topics to my current best-of-the-year rundowns–for your reading pleasure. In the first installment, please enjoy these seven videos that I really wanted to post on various days during April, but didn’t, for reasons ranging from “I got distracted and watched it five times in a row instead” to “All I can really say about this song is ‘it’s awesome and you should listen to it now.’” MORE »
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How To Make A Reunion Tour Seem A Lot Less Noteworthy
Weiland, the estranged singer of Velvet Revolver, has teamed up with members of Army Of Anyone and Bomb Shelter Studios owner Eric Kretz for a tour that will hit more than 50 amphitheaters this summer and fall. And this isn’t the only unexpected supergroup that’s formed from music’s bigger names over the years–other groups have also embarked on tours, while a few have even released albums. Other examples after the jump. MORE »
This Album’s Out-Of-Print Status Makes Me So Sick, So So So Sick
Even in the MP3 age, there are CDs worth searching out–that require the search. “O.O.P., We Did It Again” is dedicated to great albums that are criminally out of print–and that aren’t necessarily likely to become available anytime soon.
The album: Perfect Teeth (1993), the final album from Washington, D.C. trio Unrest. MORE »
