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Listening:
1. Shiloe: Relesing their new EP ...And Now the Screaming Starts on Oct. 14th, LA's Shiloe play a furious brand of power pop. Listen to: Gone (mp3)
2. Generifus: This past June, Spencer Sult (aka Generifus) traveled to Anacortes, WA to record and album with my favorite Anacortes musician Karl Blau. The album, Solstice Songs, will be available through Bicycle Records. However, you can order a copy through his myspace now.
3. Mystery of Two: This Cleveland trio recently released a digital seven inch, Gravity, and are now recording a new full-length album. They are drawing a lot positive buzz and they are on my favorite Cleveland label Exit Stencil. Listen to: Desolate (from Arrows Are All You Know, 2007) (mp3)
Reading:
1. Ten Minutes in a Library by Kenneth Pobo: Jesus defends Orwell and expresses his love for Bette Davis.
2. Set Sail by Aleathia Drehmer: Short but sweat!
3. Snow by Hardy Jones: The Winter Games can have that affect on people.
4. Gloom Cupboard Issue #59: Several great pieces in this issue, especially "to die" by John Grochalski
5. Strewn About the Days by William Taylor Jr: I love William's work, and have had his name on my list for along time!
6. Cowboy by David E. Oprava: This taken for David's full-length collection, VS. due in October. Check back for my interview with David to be posted on Oct. 9th.
7. Japanese Children with Digital Cameras in a Field by Tao Lin and Ellen Kennedy: This story has it all, Cannibalistic Japanese babies, green lobster suits, Nintendo Duck Hunt, The Prime Minister, and more.
Wishing:
1. "ZAUM AS A SECOND LANGUAGE" Ugly Duckling Press T-Shirts
2. Field Notes Memo Books: Very nice little books to record anything.
3. Gloom Cupboard Issue #4: Justin Hyde, Misti Rainwater-Lites, and more!
2. Generifus: This past June, Spencer Sult (aka Generifus) traveled to Anacortes, WA to record and album with my favorite Anacortes musician Karl Blau. The album, Solstice Songs, will be available through Bicycle Records. However, you can order a copy through his myspace now.
3. Mystery of Two: This Cleveland trio recently released a digital seven inch, Gravity, and are now recording a new full-length album. They are drawing a lot positive buzz and they are on my favorite Cleveland label Exit Stencil. Listen to: Desolate (from Arrows Are All You Know, 2007) (mp3)
Reading:
1. Ten Minutes in a Library by Kenneth Pobo: Jesus defends Orwell and expresses his love for Bette Davis.
2. Set Sail by Aleathia Drehmer: Short but sweat!
3. Snow by Hardy Jones: The Winter Games can have that affect on people.
4. Gloom Cupboard Issue #59: Several great pieces in this issue, especially "to die" by John Grochalski
5. Strewn About the Days by William Taylor Jr: I love William's work, and have had his name on my list for along time!
6. Cowboy by David E. Oprava: This taken for David's full-length collection, VS. due in October. Check back for my interview with David to be posted on Oct. 9th.
7. Japanese Children with Digital Cameras in a Field by Tao Lin and Ellen Kennedy: This story has it all, Cannibalistic Japanese babies, green lobster suits, Nintendo Duck Hunt, The Prime Minister, and more.
Wishing:
1. "ZAUM AS A SECOND LANGUAGE" Ugly Duckling Press T-Shirts
2. Field Notes Memo Books: Very nice little books to record anything.
3. Gloom Cupboard Issue #4: Justin Hyde, Misti Rainwater-Lites, and more!
Getting:
1. A behind scenes look at Brian Dettmer's Studio.
2.MP3's: C. Robin Madigan - "Margaret Tweedstitcher" (mp3) and Walter Meego - "Forever (Van She Remix)" (mp3)
3. To judge a book by it's cover: Check out Judgeby.com!
Watching:
1. Crystal Antlers in Seattle on 9/11
2. Aviary Ghost "The Brain Is A House"
3. Jed Perl on Watteau from the new Barnes & Noble Review Gallery
4. Theresa Andersson "Birds Fly Away"
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