Baby Giraffes are born from the depths of Hack the Music message board apathy and midwest boredom. Like chronically lactating lazer zombies, zapping their nipple lazers in all directions without any regard for human life or decency, they spread their message of love and peace. LOVE AND Read More
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Cindergarden – Grim Confections (2010)
March 8th, 2010
Taylor Shechet Cindergarden is primary music alias of Jaymie Valentine. Ms. Valentine has been distilling her uniquely dark brew of music since 2006, and produced two critically acclaimed full-length albums, “Underground Light Machine” and “The Clandestine Experiment”. Each album Read More
HIM – Screamworks: Love in Theory and Practice, Chapters 1-13
February 12th, 2010
Francis Sky HIM, the Finnish purveyors of “Love Metal,” have returned with their latest album Screamworks: Love in Theory and Practice, Chapters 1-13. The band’s latest offering is a welcome return to form that fills the gap that many hardcore fans felt they left with their last two albums (the more Read More
The Dollhouse Closes its Doors: A Postmortem Analysis
February 8th, 2010
Josh Singleton Let me be upfront about something: I’m a fan of Joss Whedon. I have always enjoyed his tales, from “Buffy: The Vampire Slayer” to “Firefly”. I always found his stories to be captivating and his characters loveable… even the bad guys. I don’t know what it is about his style, but Read More
Protman Makes Music
January 13th, 2010
Taylor Shechet You won’t find his music in stores. But many a electronic musician has heard the name of Protman as they wander the endless digital netherworld known as the internet. Not to be confused with PROTOMAN (Megaman’s older brother), Protman is primarily known for one thing. He makes Read More
The Ramen Girl
January 8th, 2010
Alyssa Tucker Through the power of Netflix for XBox, I am able to instantly stream movies I would have probably otherwise never seen as well as those that I just shouldn’t see. Among those that shouldn’t be seen is one of Brittany Murphy’s last films, The Ramen Girl. Now I know this movie Read More
D/A/D – SUPERMOTIVES (2009)
December 17th, 2009
Taylor Shechet Sometimes music can leap in to one’s life quite unexpectedly. I was hanging out at HM157 on the night of December 12th, chilling in the Church of Fashion with KtB, writing music while she worked on sewing the glorious pizza skirt. I did not know that there was a show that night. When some people showed up with musical equipment, we deduced that they were bands. After introducing ourselves briefly, Kt and I headed out back.
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