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Listening:
1. Pillars and Tongues: This is music explores you while you try to imagine how it was created. This Chicago trio is making some of the most inventive music in town. Their latest album Protection was released by a local label on October 14th. Listen to: Hall of Bliss (mp3)
1. Pillars and Tongues: This is music explores you while you try to imagine how it was created. This Chicago trio is making some of the most inventive music in town. Their latest album Protection was released by a local label on October 14th. Listen to: Hall of Bliss (mp3)
2. oRSo: Chicago's Phil Spirito has a scary beard and a magical sound. Back in September he released a hypnotic mix of tenor banjos, soft organs, muted brass, and calm harmonies called Ask Your Neighbor. Listen to: See Me (mp3)
3. Gladshot: Debbie Andrews and Mike Bixwell make sugary pop music. This New York duo released their latest album Burn Up & Shine on October 14th. Listen to: All I Want is You (mp3)
Reading:
1. Live Young by Jennifer Gravely: This one was a tough one, but the subject matter was well handled. I love Fiction at Work, btw. The "Boss!" button rocks!
2. Scratches of Hope by Aimee Wilkinson: "One of these days she will win back all the sacrifices she gave throughout her life. "
3. Different from Dickinson by Eleanor Ellis: "and I sat there, quivering like underdone jello"
4. Yakaterina Golubeva by Jac Jemc: Almost as fascinating as her stories are tales of her rejections detailed on her blog.
5. The Little Mogul by Thomas Sullivan: This draws upon the huge amount of loss associated with gain.
6. Spilled Milk by Joanne Faries: A child's memories of his Grandmother.
7. Norm MacDonald by Ellen Kennedy: "Norm Macdonald walks into a Gamestop. Norm Macdonald buys himself a Nintendo DS Lite."
Wishing:
1. Bust Down the Door and Eat All The Chickens (Issue 8) by Bradley Sands
2. Poketo makes the best looking wallets, check out their latest series.
3. Gladshot: Debbie Andrews and Mike Bixwell make sugary pop music. This New York duo released their latest album Burn Up & Shine on October 14th. Listen to: All I Want is You (mp3)
Reading:
1. Live Young by Jennifer Gravely: This one was a tough one, but the subject matter was well handled. I love Fiction at Work, btw. The "Boss!" button rocks!
2. Scratches of Hope by Aimee Wilkinson: "One of these days she will win back all the sacrifices she gave throughout her life. "
3. Different from Dickinson by Eleanor Ellis: "and I sat there, quivering like underdone jello"
4. Yakaterina Golubeva by Jac Jemc: Almost as fascinating as her stories are tales of her rejections detailed on her blog.
5. The Little Mogul by Thomas Sullivan: This draws upon the huge amount of loss associated with gain.
6. Spilled Milk by Joanne Faries: A child's memories of his Grandmother.
7. Norm MacDonald by Ellen Kennedy: "Norm Macdonald walks into a Gamestop. Norm Macdonald buys himself a Nintendo DS Lite."
Wishing:
1. Bust Down the Door and Eat All The Chickens (Issue 8) by Bradley Sands
2. Poketo makes the best looking wallets, check out their latest series.
3. Cadaver Dogs by Rebecca Loudon: This comes recommended from a great source, and I have to take a look at it.
Getting:
1. Lee Kelly makes a mean crossword puzzle... check one out here CMJ preview crossword.
2. KJFF's interview with Tim Hall author of Full of It
3. Check out Postcard.fm: Send an audio postcard to a friend.
Watching:
1. XLR8R talks with E*Rock
2. Ian Anderson and One for the Team plays for Spin
3. Check out the Latest from Mr. Lif
4. Spywatchers by Icy Demons courtesy Babel Music
5. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights by Seth Brau
6. I Saw The Bright Shinies (mp3) by The Octopus Project
Getting:
1. Lee Kelly makes a mean crossword puzzle... check one out here CMJ preview crossword.
2. KJFF's interview with Tim Hall author of Full of It
3. Check out Postcard.fm: Send an audio postcard to a friend.
Watching:
1. XLR8R talks with E*Rock
2. Ian Anderson and One for the Team plays for Spin
3. Check out the Latest from Mr. Lif
4. Spywatchers by Icy Demons courtesy Babel Music
5. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights by Seth Brau
6. I Saw The Bright Shinies (mp3) by The Octopus Project
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