Saturday, August 8, 2009

Christopher Stewart Latest Activity on Soulcircuit Christopher Stewart added a blog post. Christopher Stewart added a blog post The Music Of Poligraf : The Winged Life ("The Winged Man" by Odilon Redon) "The Winged Life" takes its name from the following verse by William Blake : He who binds himself to a joy Does the winged life destroy But he who kisses the joy as it flies Lives in eternity's sunrise This piece is a singularity as far as the poligrafic repertoire is concerned. I didn't aim for innovation or cleverness as I usual... [Latest Activity on Soulcircuit] 8:09:34 PM

Source: Roadless First and Pike: never noticed this before.. First and Pike: never noticed this before. [Roadless] 8:05:08 PM

Quiet the Brain Gary Santoro added a blog post. Gary Santoro added a blog post Quiet the Brain Quiet the Brain - http://blog.fitbrains.com/2009/08/05/quiet-the-brain/ [Latest Activity on Soulcircuit] 7:58:50 PM

MP3: The Low Anthem: Charlie Darwin MP3: The Low Anthem & Langhorne Slim Preview. MP3: The Low Anthem: Charlie Darwin Sometime earlier this spring while we were standing around the Newport waiting for the Heartless Bastards to do their thing, conversation turned to debriefing on favorites from the recently-concluded SXSW festival. Shane mentioned Theodore. He was right. Duffy kinda couldn[base ']t shut up about this band The Low Anthem that he[base ']d seen like 80 times down there. And man, he was way right too. It[base ']s coincidence that the two recommendations are similar in texture and tone, but after grabbing their two most recent albums I really gravitated to the beautiful Low Anthem recordings. They[base ']ve continued to be staples in my stereo since, so I[base ']m excited about their stop in Columbus on Friday at The Summit in support of a new record. Jeff Prystowsky from the band was nice enough to talk to for a bit and tell me a little about their story and recent doings, so more of both my thoughts and his after the jump. ... [donewaiting.com] 7:53:29 PM

Terribilita' P. J. Plauger. "My definition of an expert in any field is a person who knows enough about what's really going on to be scared." [Quotes of the Day] 6:45:52 PM