Orlando (Part Two)
Precipitate8 continues his seedy tour of Orlando’s clubs and nightspots, and has his definitive Dr. Benway moment, when the tale of the Boobytrapped Asshole is recounted.
Month: September 2000
The Fabric of Time
Flash Fictions :: The Fabric of Time :: Saturday, September 30th, 2000
The Theory of Relativity
Flash Fictions :: The Theory of Relativity :: Saturday, September 30th, 2000
Real and Unreal, Part Three
“The Mortigi Tempo was a silver sculpture of a skyscraper with knives stabbed in it. On the top, there was a man in a business suit with one hand raising its fist in the air and the other hand holding a knife. The man on the skyscraper was obese and round and one customer to the store had commented that the man was a ‘gluttonous beast’.”
Elvis Presley
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Free Tibet
This DVD, which is a reissue of a video that came out in 1998, is a document …
Longwave
Longwave is a four-piece from New York City that attempts to capture some of …
764-Hero
The latest from 764-Hero hits me hard and immediate. You can feel them in you…
Abby Straus
Tight and clean slight roots rock. Female vocals strong and upfront, over aco…
Perfect Pop
Are you hip to the Norweigian indie-pop scene? Randall Stephens is, and he’ll help you catch up with this profile of the Perfect Pop label.
Kathleen LaGue
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Venom
Venom: the supposed granddaddies of black metal, the most overrated metal ban…
Her Space Holiday
Four more songs from California’s prolific Her Space Holiday. Late night guit…
High Fidelity
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Tom Lehrer
The Remains Of Tom Lehrer is a bit misleading – there is little that …
Fetish/EED
Tautology is a Boston, Massachusetts-based label, specializing in that scene’…
Archers Of Loaf
Starting off with the brilliant “Dead Red Eyes,” this CD is a welcome memory …
Orangetree
This is another poppy, punk-ska CD about girls. It’s nothing real groundbreak…
Decoder
Oh man. I think Decoder just knocked a flowerpot off of my windowsill. Jeez.
Sally Taylor
Sally Taylor certainly has the genetics to make it in the music business. The…
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