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The End and The Future of Recorded Music

Posted Apr 22nd, 2010 (2:09 pm) by Joseph Bogen

As of this writing, I know of no other publication covering or reviewing online bootleg concert recordings. Today that changes. Welcome to The End and The Future of Recorded Music.

An Interview with Mayer Hawthorne

Posted Apr 21st, 2010 (9:06 pm) by Matt Midgley
Meet Mayer Hawthorne. Born and raised in the Detroit area, home to some of the rawest hip hop and rock music on earth, one might naturally expect him to bear some of that same roughness, that edge. On the contrary, Mayer Hawthorne (Andrew Mayer Cohen) is a fucking nice guy. Ask anyone who has talked to the guy (or just follow him on Twitter). That's not to say he doesn't rock out, however, as audiences across the country (and right...

An Interview with Bonobo

Posted Apr 20th, 2010 (11:07 pm) by Jennifer Monteagudo
Even if you haven’t heard the name Bonobo, you’re probably heard his music. In the fly-by-night world of indie music, this is one of the longest working guys in the business. Starting in 2000, UK native Simon Green a.k.a. Bonobo has released five full-length albums. His songs have appeared in Lost, Californication, CSI, and on Adult Swim and the BBC. If he remains below the radar, it’s not because of the quality of his work. His...

Track One Side One: Prayer/Gee & Heroes and Villains

Posted Apr 19th, 2010 (4:11 pm) by John-Ross Boyce
There probably isn't a greater moment of relief and redemption in the whole of Western Literature than in Canto XXXIV of The Inferno. Dante has endured violent tornadoes, muck and mire, fiery rains, a run in with Medusa and the Furies, and a series of gruesome visions which would make a bad acid trip in NAM look like a shuffleboard tournament on a Carnival Cruise. He finds himself in Hell's icy center, whereupon he shimmies down the...

A Retrospective: Lollapalloza 2009

Posted Apr 16th, 2010 (3:09 am) by Derek Duoba
Take time off from work (always add a day to what you think you’ll need off). Arrange your travel plans (car, train, bus, bike, plane?). Dig out your camping gear (or dig deep into your wallet to make those hotel reservations). Call up your gig buddies (the more, the merrier). It’s time for festival season!...
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