The New York Times called him “indie rock’s workaholic mad genius,” but L.A. RECORD finds the measure of Dirty Projectors’ David Longstreth somewhere between the most subtle implications of Philip Glass’ Music In Fifths and the sudden desire for a sandwich. This interview by Drew Denny.
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DIRTY PROJECTORS: THE END OF CIVILIZATION
October 30th, 2009 · No Comments
THE CAVE SINGERS: HALF- ENGLISH, HALF- GIBBERISH
October 1st, 2009 · No Comments
Pete Quirk and the Cave Singers are touring with Lightning Dust—whose Amber and Ashley Webber contributed to the Cave Singers’ new Welcome Joy—and recovering half-written songs from dim memories og singing into phones in 7-11 parking lots. Quirk speaks now about riding bikes into rivers and Kid Rock’s lackluster Myspace discipline. This interview by Rachel Rufrano.
MIXTAPE: “OH YES, LOS ANGELES” BY WHEN YOU AWAKE
July 27th, 2009 · 3 Comments
Download: “Oh Yes, Los Angeles” mixtape by When You Awake
Jody from the fantastic blog When You Awake—your sympathetic destination if homesick, lonesome, riled, fiery or any mindstates in between—presents us with this week’s mixtape, dedicated to cosmic cowboy/cowgirl rock songs about the city of Los Angeles. (City of doom and freeways, too.) Listen to Jody’s [...]
“EXTREMELY RARE” L.A. RECORD ON EBAY!
September 24th, 2008 · 3 Comments
Download: Giant Drag “Kevin Is Gay”
(from Hearts and Unicorns on Kickball)
Annie from Giant Drag is auctioning off their issue, which is Vol. 1 No. 16 (Nov. 2005 or so?) and the winner in that year’s reader poll for best cover, narrowly beating Busdriver as Elvis Costello. This is the first actual L.A. RECORD we have [...]
