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Greetings to the people of cyberspace. I’ve been working a lot lately, whoring myself out for the patriarchy on Bratz: The Movie, partying with a bunch of bland white kids and The Black Eyed Peas for Pepsi and Doritos, and facing extreme temperatures for Rob Zombie’s blasphemous remake of Halloween. The downside to all that surreal nonsense is that I’ve hardly had time to update my blog! Well, I come bearing an offering of apology to my dear readers in the form of a brand new podcast. Here’s a helpful guide, followed by some unrelated topical announcements:
Track Listing
1. Casiotone For The Painfully Alone - It Wasn’t The Same Somehow
2. Papercuts - John Brown
3. Malajube - Montréal -40 Degré Celcius
4. Bright Eyes - Stray Dog Freedom
5. Jens Lekman - Rocky Dennis’ Farewell Song
6. Mayday - Pilot
7. Chris Isaak - Wicked Game
8. Andrew Bird - Imitosis
9. Sunset Rubdown - I’m Sorry I Sang On Your Hands That Have Been In The Grave
10. Nellie Mckay - Change the World
11. Cat Power - The Moon
12. Dr. Dog - The Way the Lazy Do
13. Flotation Toy Warning - Fire Engine on Fire Pt. I
14. Yoko Ono - Goodbye Sadness
| Hella Rad Upcoming Events |
| March 3rd |
The annual Pisces Party is going down at Black Diamond, a.k.a. my house. It’s a veritable happening ensured to freak out even the most jaded of partygoers. My craft-happy roommates have been busy for weeks working on the elaborate decorations.
At our last party, Alexis Arquette ended up blowing some random boy (and later, herself) in the video confessional booth. |
| March 4th |
Rudy and Jeppe’s monthly night Break-A-Way at the Akbar in Silver Lake. This month it’s a party for a new periodical entitled “Daddy The Magazine”. Come and get free t-shirts and magazines! Yay! |
| March 14th |
Dr. Dog plays the Troubadour in West Hollywood with Bobby Bare Jr. and Jeffrey Lewis. P.S. Their new album, We All Belong, came out yesterday. Check it out!
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| March 24th |
Outré, Rudy’s new monthly event with Cody Wayne, premieres at a downtown gallery called Pehrspace. Less dance party and more of a unique and unpredictable night with performances of all kinds, Outré will hella knock your socks off. |
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Graham! i can’t remember which thing I wrote your address on!