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April 30, 2005
FannyPack : The Streetrope Invasion | M.I.A.
"Fannypack are like M.I.A., who hops her own scotch and shakes her own jumprope, and they're in a similar predicament, which is that they don't quite fit pre-existing genres, dance or hip-hop, so they'll have to do what Ben Edmonds said the New York Dolls needed to do in 1973: create their own audience."
Brooklyn booty brats snatch bills and invite you to suck up, eat a Big Mac, and do it now
M.I.A. @ S.O.B's: Tickets are on sale (Again)
Fannypack's new album drops on May 10th.
(Reunited) New York Dolls are playing Irving Plaza tonight
Previously
M.I.A. Touring | Playing S.O.B.'s in NYC
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The Shins @ Webster Hall, NYC | Pics
I saw the Shins @ Webster Hall in NYC on Monday April 25th, 2005. As previously noted, I enjoyed the show. Here are the photos.
Previously
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April 29, 2005
R.I.P. Haskil Adkins
"W.Va. Rock-a-billy artist Hasil Adkins, a one-man band whose screaming vocals and freestyle approach to rhythm landed a cult following, has died at 67."
Hasil Adkins: April 29, 1937 - April 26, 2005
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Who is Playing Siren Fest? | Not at Coachella
Siren Festival 2004
One thing you almost never hear me talk about is Coachella (happening as we speak in California). When I make the move to full-time music blogging, I'll write more about outdoor festivals on the other side of the country that I'm not even attending.
Strangely, there is a phenomenon among fellow NY music nut-jobs like myself to make the yearly exodus to Mecca, I mean Coachella. NYC attendees include Central Village, I Rock I Roll, and Productshop. I suppose it's as good an excuse as any for a vacation.
In the meantime, I'll stick to the festivals happening in Brooklyn. One such festival is happening in Coney Island for free on July 16th. And since I have nothing better to think about, I sit and wonder, "Who is going to play Siren Festival this year?"
The first confirmation is in. No offense to this band, but it's anti-climatic. Daily Refill reports that VHS or Beta is in fact on the bill for Siren.
I started a rumor a few weeks ago that Arcade Fire might be playing the show. So far nothing has proven it wrong.
1) You will not find The Arcade Fire on the lineup for Pitchfork's Intonation Festival (happening the same weekend). You will find The Decemberists, Fiery Furnaces, The Wrens, Broken Social Scene, The Go! Team, Will Oldham, and others that must not be playing Siren.
2) If you take a look at The Arcade Fire's upcoming tour dates, you will see that they are playing Lollapalooza on July 24th, but that July 16th is completely free.
What will happen if The Arcade Fire play Siren? It will be too crowded (and potentially miserable for those that didn't wait for hours to get good spots) by the time the headliners go on like every year of course!
Previously
Digable Planets are Playing Lollapalooza
Dinosaur Jr. are playing Lollapalooza
Even More Summer Concerts | Dinosaur Jr.
Kelly Osbourne says Coachella better than Ozzfest
U2 performing | Good Morning America Concert Series
Fiery Furnaces @ The Siren Festival 2004 - pics
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Walter Schreifels (free) Solo Show in NYC Monday
Walter is playing a free show Monday night @ 10PM (May 2nd, 2005) at Club Soho 323, located at 323 West Broadway in Manhattan. He'll be performing mostly Walking Concert material, with some Gorilla Biscuits, Quicksand and Rival Schools stuff mixed in.
Not everyone thinks Walking Concerts is the best thing Walter's done. Here's an article about him.
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Kimya Dawson Touring All Over the Place
Right now, Anti-Folk star Kimya Dawson is in Florida. On Saturday May 14th, she plays in Brooklyn. On June 14th, she'll be back in NYC again. See all the tour details here.
Chart Attack says that Kimya likes fellow anti-folkster Regina Spektor.
Regina Spektor is touring with Keane.
Kimya Dawson and Adam Green played together in the Moldy Peaches. Only Magazine says that Adam is the new David Hasselhof.
The Calgary Sun points out that Regina Spektor sounds more like Tori Amos than the Moldy Peaches.
Tori Amos recently performed for KEXP in NYC.
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Buy Slint's Gear on Ebay
Slint is auctioning off some of the gear they used on their reunion tour. Bid on it.
Here's an article about Slint in the New Yorker.
The Decemberists have some stuff on Ebay too.
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April 28, 2005
Regina Spektor opening for Keane | Video
For every post I make on this site, there are about 10 more I never get to. Someone I love, but have yet to really post about is Regina Spektor. Somewhat incorrectly lumped into the anti-folk scene, and most famous for singing and touring with the Strokes, she's an irresistibly cute (though many claim it's an act - see future post) singer songwriter with great live shows and albums. I was at her recent 2.5 hour show at Bowery Ballroom and was blown away. I wrote a really long review of it too, but it's sitting unfinished in my to-do pile. I like her new major-label debut album too.
All that out of the way, I was a little disappointed to find out that she's opening for Keane on their upcoming tour. In NYC, that's at Radio City Music Hall. My disappointment stems from that fact that I would love to see her at Radio City, but have very little interest in seeing Keane in the same venue (or at all). If she was headlining, I would be less upset.
(Keane disclaimer: I did enjoy Keane's album for a bit of time last year. I almost saw them live three times, but never have)
Regina has a new video you can check out right here:
WIN: lowest | low | high | highest OR Quicktime
All Keane / Regina tour dates below....
6/3/05 Penn's Landing- Philadelphia, PA - with Keane
6/4/05 Bank of America Pavilion- Boston, MA - with Keane
6/7/05 Radio City Music Hall- New York, NY - with Keane
6/9/05 House of Blues (SC)- N. Myrtle Beach, SC - with Keane
6/12/05 Saenger Theatre- New Orleans, LA - with Keane
6/14/05 Hard Rock Live (FL)- Orlando, FL - with Keane
6/15/05 Revolution- Ft. Lauderdale, FL. - with Keane
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Annie Doesn't Read Stereogum or Fluxblog (but should)
Arjan: Your songs "Chewing Gum" and "Heartbeat" became really popular in the U.S. thanks to the support of bloggers. How do you feel about that?
Annie: The support I have gotten is unbelievable. I never thought that album would reach the U.S. To me my sound is very European.
Arjan: Do you ever read popular music blogs like Fluxblog or Stereogum that initially picked up your music?
Annie: No, I haven't. But I probably should. I read Pitchfork quite often.
Arjan has the rest of the interview
Previously
Annie Update
Arjan interviews the Bravery
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The Jammy Award Winners & Recap
The fifth-annual Jammy Awards went down at Madison Square Garden Tuesday night. "Jazz-fusion trio Medeski Martin and Wood, Burning Spear, Sinead O'Connor and the horn section of Afrobeat band Antibalas took the vibe to pure reggae, and way late into the night." More details at Rolling Stone.
Here are the winers:
Tour of the Year: Phish
Live Album of the Year: Keller Williams, Stage
Studio Album of the Year: Gov't Mule, Deja Voodoo
Live Performance of the Year: Phil Lesh and Friends, 12/19/04
DVD of the Year: Phish, IT
Archival Live Album of the Year: Jerry Garcia Band, After Midnight: Kean College 2/28/80
Song of the Year: Umphrey's McGee, "In the Kitchen"
Download of the Year: The Dead, Bonnaroo, 6/12/04
New Groove: Benevento Russo Duo
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Digable Planets Reunite & Tour
What's happenin' Butterfly, what's happenin'? Digable Planets have reunited! Saying I'm really excited about this is an understatement. After like 10 years off, Digable Planets are touring. They'll be at Irving Plaza on July 7th, and they're also playing Lollapalooza in Chicago. Tickets for the NY show are not on sale yet. More tour dates below. MTV has the story.
Tue 06/07/05 Montreal, QC La Tulipe
Wed 06/08/05 Toronto, ON Phoenix Concert Theatre
Thu 06/09/05 Cleveland, OH Agora Theatre
Fri 06/10/05 Milwaukee, WI The Rave / Eagles Club
Sat 06/11/05 Minneapolis, MN First Avenue
Mon 06/13/05 Boulder, CO Fox Theatre
Tue 06/14/05 Park City, UT Harry O's
Thu 06/16/05 Vancouver, BC Commodore Ballroom
Fri 06/17/05 Portland, OR Berbati's Pan
Sun 06/19/05 San Francisco, CA DNA Lounge
Mon 06/20/05 West Hollywood, CA House Of Blues
Tue 06/21/05 Anaheim, CA House Of Blues
Wed 06/22/05 San Francisco, CA The Independent
Thu 06/23/05 Sacramento, CA Empire
Fri 06/24/05 Solana Beach, CA Belly Up Tavern
Sat 06/25/05 Tempe, AZ The Clubhouse
Mon 06/27/05 Austin, TX La Zona Rosa
Wed 07/06/05 Washington, DC 9:30 Club
Thu 07/07/05 New York, NY Irving Plaza
Sat 01/07/06 Fort Lauderdale, FL Jam Cruise
Sun 01/08/06 Fort Lauderdale, FL Jam Cruise
Mon 01/09/06 Fort Lauderdale, FL Jam Cruise
Tue 01/10/06 Fort Lauderdale, FL Jam Cruise
Wed 01/11/06 Fort Lauderdale, FL Jam Cruise
Thu 01/12/06 Fort Lauderdale, FL Jam Cruise
Fri 01/13/06 Fort Lauderdale, FL Jam Cruise
Previously
Intonation & Lollapalooza | 2 Reasons to go 2 Chicago
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Keren Ann & Emiliana Torrini | Touring
London based Italo-Icelandic chanteuse Emiliana Torrini, and French chanteuse Keren Ann are both going on tour, and they're both playing multiple dates in NYC this summer. Emiliana will be at Joe's Pub on June 22nd & 23rd. Keren Ann will be at Southpaw on June 9th, the Beacon Theater on June 21st, and Bowery Ballroom on July 20th.
Listen to a recent Emiliana show. Keep reading for the rest of the tour dates and more links...
Emiliana Torrini tour dates
Wed 06/08/05 West Hollywood, CA The Troubadour
Fri 06/10/05 San Francisco, CA Slim's
Mon 06/13/05 Portland, OR Douglas Fir Lounge
Tue 06/14/05 Seattle, WA Crocodile Cafe
Wed 06/15/05 Minneapolis, MN Hennepin
Thu 06/16/05 Chicago, IL Schubas
Fri 06/17/05 Toronto, ON El Mocambo
Sun 06/19/05 Philadelphia, PA World Cafe Live
Mon 06/20/05 Boston, MA Paradise Rock Club
Tue 06/21/05 Arlington, VA IOTA Club & Cafe
Wed 06/22/05 New York, NY Joe's Pub
Thu 06/23/05 New York, NY Joe's Pub
Keren Ann tour dates
Mon 06/06/05 Philadelphia, PA Tin Angel
Tue 06/07/05 Arlington, VA IOTA Club & Cafe
Wed 06/08/05 Pittsburgh, PA Andy Warhol Museum
Thu 06/09/05 Brooklyn, NY SouthPaw
Fri 06/10/05 Boston, MA Museum Of Fine Arts
Mon 06/13/05 Los Angeles, CA Tangiers
Tue 06/14/05 Los Angeles, CA Tangiers
Thu 06/16/05 San Francisco, CA Cafe Du Nord
Sun 06/19/05 Vancouver, BC Red Room @ The Drink
Tue 06/21/05 New York, NY Beacon Theatre
Thu 06/23/05 Chicago, IL Schubas
Fri 06/24/05 Chicago, IL Schubas
Sat 06/25/05 Toronto, ON Toronto Star Stage
Fri 07/08/05 Montreal, QC Club Soda
Wed 07/20/05 New York, NY Bowery Ballroom
Mon 09/05/05 Seattle, WA Bumbershoot Festival
Previously
Emiliana Torrini @ Housing Works, NYC | Pics
Emiliana Torrini | Fisherman's Woman
Keren Ann @ Joe's Pub | Nolita Record Release | Pics
Keren Ann @ Southpaw | Pics
Keren Ann & Nouvelle Vague | The French are Coming
Keren Ann @ Tonic, NYC | Pics
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U2 performing | Good Morning America Concert Series
U2 will perform for free (most likely not in Bryant Park) (maybe not even) in NYC for Good Morning America on May 20th (7am or something like that). Unlike the rest of the Good Morning America shows, U2 will (probably) not be in Brryant Park (a larger location will be announced - possibly taped from a stop on their Vertigo tour). Three of the songs will air on TV that day, with two more airing the next day (3+2 = they'll play at least 5 songs).
The U2 show is the kick-off for the summer Good Morning America Concert Series. Here's the full schedule (of shows that are definitely happening in Bryant Park in NYC):
May 27 — Rascal Flatts
June 3 — Shakira
June 10 — Santana
June 17 — Ringo Starr
June 24 — Jesse McCartney
July 1 — Patti LaBelle
July 8 — Missy Elliott
July 15 — Kayne West
July 22 — Fantasia
July 29 — Clay Aiken
August 5 — Jessica Simpson
August 12 — Keith Urban
August 19 — Hilary Duff
August 26 — Avril Lavigne
* Final Concert Date and Talent —TBD
**Talent subject to change.
Previously
Summerstage 2005 | $$$ shows Announced
Even More Summer Concerts | Dinosaur Jr.
U2, Pretenders, Enter Hall of Fame
U2 Under the Brooklyn Bridge Recap | Photos
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Anti-Folk | The Rock Snob's Definition
Anti-Folk: Hazily defined genre originally inhabited by young white tenement squatters who combined folk and punk sensibilities, but more recently embodied by LO-FI pretend rustics Will Oldham and Bill Callahan, who under their aliases (Palace and Bonnie "Prince" Billy for Oldham, Smog for Callahan), thrum acoustic guitars and warble ominous murder-ballad lyrics in the style of the authentic twenties hayseeds heard on Harry Smith's ANTHOLOGY OF AMERICAN FOLK MUSIC. The anti-folk movement (which took it's name from English acousti-punk Billy Bragg's description of his own sound) traces its origins to a scroungy eighties Lower East Side scene that spawned, among others, Beck, Michelle Shocked, Cindy Lee Berryhill, and Ani DiFranco.
Definition from the Rock Snob's Dictionary.
(words in CAPS also defined in the book)
Previously
Sage Francis vs Will Oldham | A Healthy Distrust
No Superwolf Instores for Me
Beck @ Hiro Ballroom, NYC | Pics
Joanna Newsom News | Hal Willner, (Smog)
More Reports From the Drag City Christmas Party
Freak Folk & Pixies in the NY Times
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April 27, 2005
The Futureheads @ SPIN offices, NYC | Pics
After recently winning 'picture of the week' on SPIN.com, SPIN was nice enough to invite me to Tuesday night's 'SpinHouse Live' performance by the Futureheads. It was basically the band playing six songs (acoustic) in a pretty small room. The whole thing was taped, and will soon be available on SPIN's website in streaming video (which I'll link to as soon as it's posted). SPIN has a review and more pictures from the event. Productshop & The Modern Age were also there.
Other Spinhouse live links:
Kasier Chiefs - review & MP3s
Tegan & Sara - review & video
Tegan & Sara - photos
Ben Kweller - review & videos
the Fever - review & videos
Devendra Banhart - review & videos
Ultragrrrl @ the Kaiser Chiefs one
The Modern Age @ The Kaiser Chiefs one
I Rock I Roll @ The Kaiser Chiefs one
Melody Nelson @ the Tegan & Sara one
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NYC's East Side / Downtown | MP3s
You'll often find me roaming around, entering and exiting music venues, on Manhattan's East Side (mostly below 14th st.). Locust St. continues their NYC music MP3 series with East Side/Downtown. This time you'll find MP3s by The Ramones, East River Pipe, Rufus Wainwright, Jake Holmes, and Duke Ellington.
Related
Defending the Upper East Side
In Astor Place, Cube is Gone, But Good Times Remain
Ramones of the Day
Previously
Upper West Side | MP3s
Songs about the Subway | MP3s
CBGB to move to Vegas?
Patti Smith Playing CBGB
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iPod Stolen | Fired from the Fader
Tricia Romano reports...
"Getting your iPod stolen sucks. Talking about getting your iPod stolen in The New York Times and then getting fired sucks more. In a March 30 story about iPod thieves, ELLIOT ARONOW, an editorial assistant at The Fader magazine, which is owned by marketing company Cornerstone Promotions, said, "All the value was really in the music. The thing itself was just a stupid device." Shortly thereafter, he found himself out of a job."
The first rule of iPod club; now introducing Mr. Pussy Man (via Gawker)
Related
iPods Attract Sticky Fingers
iPod devotees rocked by thefts
IPod thieves hit NY subways
Previously
The Fader interviews Annie
The Fader was at the same Go Team show as me
The Fader on a music blog panel
iPod Porn
iPod Costume
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Decemberists Charity Auction (again)
"In response to the band’s recent multi-thousand dollar loss of precious musical equipment, a few kind people have put together this Benefit Auction on eBay to help defray the cost of keeping the band in instruments. Among the items to be auctioned are several original Carson Ellis watercolors of a few of the stolen items, a Craig Thompson (of Blankets fame) original drawing depicting the procession of the Infanta, several Barger Rothery Academy badges (as seen in the ‘Sixteen Military Wives’ video), and many, many more cool bits of arcana."
Previously
Decemberists on KCRW | & @ NYU
Decemberists playing Summerstage
The Decemberists | 16 Military Wives Video
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Wednesday - Sunday's Shows
Wednesday through Sunday's show list is now posted on Gothamist.
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Annie Update
Arjan posted a link to a new official Annie remix. (see an old post of mine for more remixes)
Fader magazine interviewed Annie while she was in NYC. They posted the video.
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When I posted the photos of the Annie show at Tribeca Grand, I didn't really say much. I did say I liked it, and I did. I should have also mentioned I had very low expectations, and the whole thing was a bit akward. These three quotes say what I'm thinking better than me...
"all things considered i didn't think it was awful at all. it was like her fifth gig, she's trying to transfer a studiomagic record into a passable live performance (and she will at some point, first thing she needs to do is get the vocal mix right and, yikes, sing louder), the band's (opl bastards) a bit sessiony because hey, they live in finland and don't get to rehearse with her that much, i think they're happy just to have these songs down. also i saw the sirius show on tuesday, and it was really dreadful (she performed in a studio fishbowl, everyone else had to stand outside the studio and listen), so my expectations weren't too high."
"They're CERTAINLY not a live band per se and there were all sorts of technical errors, but Annie herself was really charming and the songs, performed live, really held up for me.
"Wedding" in particular (unreleased and I want a copy NOW NOW NOW) was supergood, '1999'-era Prince and a definite future hit. I bounced when people started screaming "HEARTBEEEEEEEEEEAT!" as I'm not a fan of that cut, but I definitely enjoyed the show."
"I thought it was pretty good considering that they don't perform very often. The vocal mix was too low, but whatever. "Chewing Gum" and "The Wedding" were the highlights for sure - that's when the band sounded most confident, hitting upon a kinda mid-period Talking Heads + Kylie sort of sound. Very promising. Within a year or so, they should be pretty great, but for now it was definitely above average."
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And Coolfer sums up some more rewiews
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On the Closing of EasyTree & Torrent Sites
On April 6th, I posted a link to three Joanna Newsom torrents hosted on easytree.org. A few hours later, the links were dead. Largehearted boy reported his shock at the missing site. A message on easytree said they shut down for legal reasons.
The Village Voice reports...
"The word that went around the EZT community was that a European division of Universal Music had complained to Easytree's Internet service provider that the site was hosting an illicit Nirvana video (which it wasn't) and threatened to sue. Whereupon the ISP got cold feet; that's why they call it a chilling effect.
File traders bounced right back. Within days, they'd migrated to the very similar dimeadozen.org,..."
EZT shuts down, courts lag behind, WMG gets desperate
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April 26, 2005
Tuesday Night's TO-DOs
Can I keep this Gothamist thing going? I don't know. Last night I went from work to home to a happy hour to the Shins to a restaurant to bed. Today I had work. So once again, I only posted what's going on tonight.
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Scalpers go High Tech
"For hot tours like Springsteen, U2 and Nine Inch Nails -- and, soon, Paul McCartney and the Rolling Stones -- professional ticket brokers use a combination of manpower and technology to swoop in and commandeer hundreds of seats at a time. As of Monday afternoon, April 11th, ticketsnow.com was selling 292 seats to Springsteen's New Jersey show -- almost nine percent of the 3,300 seats that went on sale to the public -- with some going for as much as $2,565 apiece."
Brokers make it harder than ever to see top acts
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Upper West Side | MP3s
The Upper West Side of Manhattan is a place I rarely venture, though I did see the Gates. Locust St. is the MP3 blog that posted songs about the subway the other day. Their new post is called "West Side/Uptown." You'll find songs to download by Bruce Springsteen, Nellie McKay, Bobby Womack, John Coltrane, The Clash, and Charlie Parker Quartet.
Related
Romantic Nights on the Upper West Side by Bob Norman
Top Rated Upper West Side Morning Show Archive
The Official West Side Story Web Site
Central Park Summerstage
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Be in a Fischerspooner Video Today
"Fischerspooner is shooting a video for "Never Win" it'll be directed by Warren Fischer and Jon Kane (Sweetness, Just Let Go) and they are looking for people who would like to be unpaid extras. Wanna come and be in the video??? We'd love to have you!"
Here are some details:
Date: Tuesday April 26th
Time: 2-6pm ( bring a snack and drink as there will be some waiting around.)
Location: The Bedford Armory - located at 1579 Bedford Ave between Union and Presidents St. Brooklyn, NY 11225. The phone number is 718.778.0554
You MUST BE 18 or older! You'll be asked to sign a release form when you get there
Costume: dress up, freak out and be extreme
RSVP to fs@opticnerveusa.com
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Nine Inch Nails | With Teeth
Speaking of hot albums that leaked, the new Nine Inch Nails album comes out on May 3rd. You can preview a bit of it on this e-card.
Download a track at Daily Refill. My last NIN post had a video.
They're playing some shows too, but they're so sold out, it's not even worth talking about.
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Sufjan Stevens Illinois Leaked | The Cloud Room
The lastest exciting album leak is Illinois by Sufjan Stevens. Pitchfork posted the track list a few weeks ago. No matter how you feel about leaks, it's hard to resist listening to the song TTIKTDA posted for download. You'll notice a Cloud Room demo song there too. As noted in my Gothamist post yesterday, people are talking about this band. Unfortunately I missed their free show at Knitting Factory last night in favor of the last of three Shins shows at Webster Hall. Actually it wasn't unfortunate. The Shins were great. I have pictures to post, but bed is calling. Read reviews of Sunday night's show at One Louder, Central Village, and Daily Refill. My last post had a link to some pictures and an animated video.
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April 25, 2005
Animated Arcade Fire & Shins Videos
Plates Animation has videos for "Neighborhood #3" by The Arcade Fire and "So says I" by the Shins.
The Shins play their third night in a row at Webster Hall tonight. Here are some photos from last night. Listen to a feature at NPR.
The Arcade Fire are among the zillion groups playing Lollapalooza.
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Tonight's Events @ Gothamist
Add family events and spring cleaning to my already hectic life, and there's not much time left for blogging. Completing a list of all the shows happening this week proved impossible. My Gothamist post today only covers tonight's events (with a bit about Matisyahu). I should have the next six days ready for a follow-up post tomorrow.
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