Butch Walker is in a new band! They're called 1969 and you can pre-order their cd here!
ALSO, Death Cab for Cutie is coming out with something new in May, I think. I haven't heard too much about it. I loved Death Cab once, but those days may be over? Eh, it depends on how much they try to make it cost, I suppose.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
woohoo!
I got three poems in Stillpoint, the UGA literary magazine.
They are: Glossy, Brittle, and Inner Predatory.
Yay!
They are: Glossy, Brittle, and Inner Predatory.
Yay!
Monday, March 24, 2008
this is a cop out post.
It's been a rough week. An awful week. I haven't listened to this much Brand New since high school, and it's sort of embarassing. However, the rest, I think, is nothing to be embarassed about. I love love Bon Iver. if you haven't listened to him yet, you should. Or you should at least google him, because he's got a pretty neat story that other bloggers have covered exhaustively. I like him, I think he sounds like Iron and Wine. Perfect for a rainy drunk afternoon laying in bed. (So is Dylan, for that matter. Can you tell how I've been spending my time?)
Still, I listened to too much brand new this week. I WAS SAD. GIVE ME A BREAK.
(that's the thing about last.fm. it shows people your embarassing tunes, too.)
Labels:
Ani Difranco,
Bob Dylan,
Bon Iver,
Brand New,
Kimya Dawson,
music,
Radiohead,
The Arcade Fire
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
also...
can I just say how much I love the Victoria Beckham/Marc Jacobs ads?
cause I love them a lot.
cause I love them a lot.
Cowboy Song for a Fashion Spread- J.S.
I like this!
The ravening errant hair
of the clothes horse made tough
Cowboy Song for a Fashion Spread
Jared Stanley
The ravening errant hair
of the clothes horse made tough
in dire nature, by the Lear Jet,
by the mesas in stormlessweather, demonstrates
the romance of the basics:"goatskin blouson with a fox
collar." We forget.Cut to messes in the pass,
my thirsty boots look good in thissituation, thirsty and miserable,
dragging myself into a fortnamed for a smallness of spirit,
too cowboy chic in my scorpionbelt buckle. Our desserts
left darkling, shivers blastthe fine fur at my collar—
a little wrankling thinnessinto a wild of shadows pressing.
I will always love...

MaRVELOUS 3!
just sayin. I know, it's old stuff, but it definitely makes my list of top albums of all time. How can you not love the way in which everyone can relate? It's definitely rock at its grimy 1990's finest.
so anyway, I'm just chillin at the desk right now, getting paid to do some productive internet stalking? In other music-nostalgia (talk about old high school favorites!) news, I'm super bummed that the Ani Difranco show at 40watt is sold out. (note to self: stop procrastinating.)
But I just recently found out that the 40watt will be hosting: Phantom Planet (3/25) The Weakerthans (4/8), Kimya Dawson (3/29), & Tokyo Police Club (4/7).
These definitely all excellent bands, and I'm super pumped. Now, just to come up with the funds for all the tickets?
Labels:
40watt,
Ani Difranco,
Kimya Dawson,
love,
Marvelous 3,
music,
Phantom Planet,
The Weakerthans,
Tokyo Police Club
Monday, March 3, 2008
boo!

it's been a good couple of days. the nice weather makes me lazy, so i spend a lot of time sitting outside, and even more time cruising around the internets looking at videos and articles. I've stumbled upon Tilly and the Wall's new music video a few times in the past couple of weeks. Now, don't get me wrong. I'm a huge Tilly fan, and I have been since high school--but this song? I liked them because they didn't do stuff like this. Honestly, this may be stupid, but where is my tap dancing???
color me bummed.
The video is pretty rad, though.
check it out here.
my garden v.2
(this is an edit of the poem i posted a few days ago. mad props to chris for some Pound-esque help.)
let us consider, then, the methods of poetic endings.
I've been wearing funeral clothes for seven days, waiting on a
magic number or a tombstone that, when received, will
suspend my skepticism.
(there's nothing to hold in my
spirit's core but bitter nasty syllables and
waking dreams, and)
you're dead anyway,
so.
about my disbelief?
but I will tend your garden for you--
sit with my proverbial shotgun of wits and means,
ready to keep the rabbits
from the lettuce. I am
perched in your tree, which does not exist, suspended--
I alone am bearer
of the garden snake that died, when
the field was plowed under.
(you don't know me, but
I will
I will
tear your bedrock up)
Off my memories.
let us consider, then, the methods of poetic endings.
I've been wearing funeral clothes for seven days, waiting on a
magic number or a tombstone that, when received, will
suspend my skepticism.
(there's nothing to hold in my
spirit's core but bitter nasty syllables and
waking dreams, and)
you're dead anyway,
so.
about my disbelief?
but I will tend your garden for you--
sit with my proverbial shotgun of wits and means,
ready to keep the rabbits
from the lettuce. I am
perched in your tree, which does not exist, suspended--
I alone am bearer
of the garden snake that died, when
the field was plowed under.
(you don't know me, but
I will
I will
tear your bedrock up)
Off my memories.
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