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It's too tempting when discussing Robyn Hitchcock to marvel at how the 55-year-old English singer/songwriter continually reinvents himself without ever really straying too far from his deceptively dark, pop obsessions about life, sex and death. Full Article at Atlanta Creative Loafing
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In the battle of man vs. nature, the rage expressed by black metal droners Wolves in the Throne Room might be better labeled green metal. Full Article at Atlanta Creative Loafing
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The brothers Carney, Jennings (bass), Lain (drums) and Van (guitar), make an awful lot happen in the small spaces occupied by the songs on Pontiak's second full-length, Maker. Full Article at Atlanta Creative Loafing
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Facts about this album: Robyn Hitchcock usually designs his own album covers, but his wife designed the sleeve for ‘Goodnight Oslo’ based on an old Norwegian postcard. Full Article at NME
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You hide the money in the bank/ The money has no shame/ Shame corroded you/ But you don't know my name
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These early tracks were all instrumental, save a few vocal samples, and created using one sampler/synthesizer, a Kurzweil K2000s, and some basic MIDI sequencing software ... A couple years ago, I decided to listen to a bunch of old DATs of stuff I had worked on. Although a lot of it was rough or unfinis...
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The title refers to two long nights spent in Oslo in 1982 by Morris Windsor and myself with some friends ... The album, in part, celebrates the ghosts of the smoke age, and the various ways they were wrecked but still sailed on. That's the way it is with humans. You could call it the comfort of doom. Go...
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It’s a film that seemed to be on all the time when I was on tour ... By the fifth time I saw it, I became addicted to it. It’s taken a very strange hold on my life.
