Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Monday, May 26, 2008
THERE'S A GHOST IN MY HOUSE
I'm in the living room playing Mario Kart 64, while Tom Fry is in the bathroom drinking a bottle of Robitussin he's had lying around for a while in the medicine cabinet. In a little while Tom will be into cavernous head space, and I'm ready to see it, but in the meantime I'm occupied by the three red shells I just picked up. Where am going to shoot them?
Tom Fry and I are driving around Northfield suburbs without purpose or direction. Tom tells me where to turn moments before I turn and I listen.
"I am possessed by cool driven magic," Tom tells me, and I believe him.
We are back at the house now, but the lights don't work. "Where is your fucking magic, you asshole?" I plead, but the magic only works in automobiles.
"There's spirits here," says Tom. "This is a ghost town and we're in a ghost house. Who knows the most about ghosts here?"
I shrug my shoulders. Nobody I know has any clue about ghosts.
"Then we're in trouble. The only safe zone is the roof."
Tom Fry and I are driving around Northfield suburbs without purpose or direction. Tom tells me where to turn moments before I turn and I listen.
"I am possessed by cool driven magic," Tom tells me, and I believe him.
We are back at the house now, but the lights don't work. "Where is your fucking magic, you asshole?" I plead, but the magic only works in automobiles.
"There's spirits here," says Tom. "This is a ghost town and we're in a ghost house. Who knows the most about ghosts here?"
I shrug my shoulders. Nobody I know has any clue about ghosts.
"Then we're in trouble. The only safe zone is the roof."
Sunday, May 25, 2008
I MISS YOU DARLING
The Beach Boys - Can't Wait Too Long
The Attack - Anymore Than I Do
Jay Reatard - Screaming Hand
The Fleshtones - The World Has Changed
Black Uhuru - Utterance
Labels:
beach boys,
black uhuru,
jay reatard,
the attack,
the fleshtones
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
TUESDAY
While I have no idea what I want this blog to become, I know that if I keep sitting on it without making a first post about something--anything--then its odds of survival are but SLIM TO NONE!
So, how 'bout some Bone Awl MP3s to kick things off? The good folks who write the Aquarius Records newsletter love this Bay Area black metal duo to death, who, by the way, go by the awesome monikers He Who Gnashes Teeth and He Who Crushes Teeth. Really good stuff; in its speed, raw intensity and lo-fi aesthetic (they release most of their material on cassettes, I believe) Bone Awl's music has a definite affinity for a certain strain of punk, and the vocals are a mean animal growl that you're definitely going to dig.
These three tracks are from the Not for Our Feet LP, which I found a rip of on Soulseek a while back. Enjoy!
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