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Video: Wonder Wheel – “After Dark”
I’m doing what I can to spread the word about Paul A Rosales and all of his projects. This video was done for his Wonder Wheel project, which is a band that recently finished their 23rd (yes, you read that … Continue reading
Posted in 2010, music, songs
Tagged 2010, after dark, brave new world, care in the community, music, paul a rosales, wonder wheel
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Album Review: Grand Lake – “Blood Sea Dream”
Oakland’s Grand Lake have presented a debut full-length that is fully formed in its sound, with variance from song to song but without taking huge leaps in genre in an attempt to please everybody. This clearly developed sound is obviously … Continue reading
Posted in 2010, albums, groovemine, music
Tagged 2010, album, blood sea dream, grand lake, groovemine, music, oakland
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Show review in brief: The Flaming Lips at the Lewiston Artpark (July 22, 2010)
I see this show as a conclusion to the just about 2 weeks of insanity that I put myself through that started with Titus Andronicus in Buffalo on the 13th and continued through Pitchfork in Chicago. What a way to … Continue reading
Posted in 2010, buffalo shows, live, music, reviews
Tagged Artpark, Fang Island, Flaming Lips, Lewiston, live, music, rock, Steven Drozd, Wayne Coyne
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More Love for Tokyo Police Club
Since listening to Tokyo Police Club’s latest album “Champ” and reviewing it here I have only grown to love the album more. For a few days I had to listen to it first thing in the morning and then just … Continue reading
Posted in 2010, Uncategorized, albums, miscellaneous, music, news
Tagged Baeble Music, champ, music, Tokyo Police Club
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Album Review: Paul A. Rosales – “Wonder Wheel I”
With his debut solo album Paul A. Rosales creates a complex sound world that completely envelopes the listener from first track to last. With an understated guitar pushed to the background behind ever present vintage sounding synths and vocals treated … Continue reading
Posted in 2010, albums, groovemine, music, reviews
Tagged 2010, experimental, groovemine, music, new music, paul a rosales, reviews, west coast, wonder wheel
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Pitchfork Music Festival, Day 2 (July 17, 2010)
Saturday was the first full day of the Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago. All three stages are dedicated to music, all day. In case you are unfamiliar here is a very brief overview: Main stages (A and C stages) alternate … Continue reading
Posted in 2010, live, music, reviews
Tagged 2010, chicago, festival, kurt vile, LCD Soundsystem, music, Panda Bear, pitchfork, Real Estate, Smith Westerns, titus andronicus, why?, Wolf Parade
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Shows in Brief: The Bottom Lounge, Chicago (July 16, 2010)
After a full day of festival-ing at Pitchfork we walked down the street a few block to the Bottom Lounge to catch a show by Liars (who had already played an awesome set earlier in the day). Opening was Chicago … Continue reading
Posted in 2010, live, music, reviews
Tagged bottom lounge, chicago, follows, john wiese, liars, music, review
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Pitchfork Music Festival, Day 1 (Friday, July 16, 2010)
Friday, July 16, 2010 was the first day of the Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago. The festival is growing year after year from it’s 2 full day beginnings in 2006, to their collaboration with All Tomorrow’s Parties in 2007-2008 that … Continue reading
Posted in 2010, live, music, reviews
Tagged 2010, broken social scene, chicago, festival, liars, music, pitchfork, review, sharon van etten
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Tokyo Police Club – “Champ”
Updated July 28, 2010 with exclusive content from BaebleMusic.com. Scroll to bottom! June 8, 2010 saw the release of the 2nd full-length album by Toronto area band Tokyo Police Club. “Champ” is a big step forward in terms of songwriting … Continue reading
Object Permanence Pt. 2: Crowd Control
How much control does an artist have then is another question. The painter can fill up the canvas and decide how the work is going to be framed. How much control does an artist have over how the work is … Continue reading