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Nirvana’s ‘Nevermind’ – has it really been 20 years?
I remember the first time I heard “Smells Like Teen Spirit” like it was yesterday. I was driving on a little country road with my brother, listening to a rock ‘n’ roll station out of San Antonio and this strange … Continue reading
Filed under indie, indie rock, music, postpunk, Uncategorized
The Venopian Solitude – unique voice from the global village
We are definitely living in a global village. If you don’t believe it, give a listen to The Venopian Solitude, one of my favorite recent discoveries. I don’t think there could’ve been a musician like her before the net. If … Continue reading
Filed under experimental, indie, indie pop, indie rock, one to watch, Uncategorized, world music
Awesome indie punk rock by the Ettes
This is one of my favorite finds on the old T61. I love the energy of this band from LA. Very creative video too. Love the frenetic Wild West theme: Here’s another interesting video: They have a bunch of other … Continue reading
Filed under indie rock, video
Malcolm McLaren RIP (I guess…)
Talk about a dilemma. How do you pay “tribute” to someone you basically despise? How can someone be despicable yet worthy of respect all at once? I’m not sure how, but if anyone fits into that realm of ambivalence, it’s … Continue reading →
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