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Random LA: “A mannequin in a bikini will bring ’em in!”
I can only hope she comes alive at night and fights the patriarchy.
Live Review: Bonnie Montgomery at Grand Ole Echo
Last Sunday, Bonnie Montgomery headlined at the Grand Ole Echo, the weekly country music/Americana night at The Echo. The Arkansas-based singer/songwriter is classically trained in opera but plays country rock mixed with Americana and folk. Her training was especially noticeable … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Music
Tagged americana, bonnie montgomery, country, cowboy country, folk, grand ole echo
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Movie Review: “Frank”
Lenny Abrahamson’s Frank, out on August 22, is the bizarre and funny tale of a young English musician’s adventures joining an absolutely crazy – but talented – American band. Starring Domhnall Gleeson, Michael Fassbender and Maggie Gyllenhaal, the film was inspired by journalist/filmmaker Jon … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Movies, Music
Tagged Dark Comedy, frank, frank sidebottom, lenny abrahamson, michael fassbender, rock bands
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NOW Festival at REDCAT: ICELAND & More
Last Friday, REDCAT kicked off Program One of its New Original Works (NOW) Festival with three performances: Wilfried Souly’s Saana/The Foreigner, Rosanna Gamson/Worldwide’s Still and a preview of ICELAND from Overtone Industries. The evening opened with Saana/The Foreigner, which was … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Miscellanious, Music, Theater, Upcoming Events
Tagged iceland, modern dance, musical theatre, now festival, overtone industries, redcat, rosanna gamson, wilfried souly
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REDCAT Premieres Fanciful ICELAND July 24-26
Next Thursday through Saturday at REDCAT’s New Original Works Festival, Overtone Industries presents the first half hour of ICELAND, an upcoming musical theatre work by Overtones’ artistic director/composer/actress O-Lan Jones and singer/songwriter Emmet Tinley. ICELAND tells the story of Vaya (Cesili … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Miscellanious, Music, Theater, Upcoming Events
Tagged emmet tinley, fantasy, iceland, musical theatre, now festival, o-lan jones, overtone industries, redcat
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Album Review: Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires’ “Dereconstructed”
Dereconstructed is the new album by the fabulously-named Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires (get it? glorifiers? because I was on late on that). The album, from start to finish, is one awesome blast of blisterin’ southern rock with clever, mostly … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Music
Tagged bitter southerner, civil rights, indie rock, lee bains, punk, racism, southern rock, the glory fires, the south
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Live/Album Review: State to State “No Bounds”
State to State is a local band that generates a satisfying wall of sound, calling to mind early Radiohead and Muse, with just a hint of Interpol. Nondescript and serious in black shirts and jeans, the band played Harvard & Stone … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Music
Tagged 90s rock, guitar band, local bands, melancholy rock, state to state
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Movie Review: “The Signal”
The Signal, directed by William Eubank, is a mind-bender of a movie that starts off as a dreamily-paced road trip with three college friends and then careens into a gripping sci-fi mystery that keeps you guessing until the very end. … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Movies
Tagged aliens, hackers, love story, road trip, sci-fi, science fiction, the signal
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Live Review: The Vigils at Club Moscow
Local band The Vigils are like a poppier version of Sisters of Mercy, and not just because singer Daniel Cieplinski resembles Andrew Eldritch a bit (the dark glasses help). A fun mix of straight-up rock n’ roll with dark, dance-y New … Continue reading
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Tagged club moscow, goth rock, local bands, Rock and roll, the outsiders, the vigils
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Dadaismus at HM157 – An Auditory Odyssey
Looking for something different to do next weekend? HM157 – the historical Lincoln Heights mansion that serves as a venue, gallery, workshop and more – is hosting an intriguing event called Dadaismus on Saturday, May 24 at 8pm. A bi-monthly experience, Dadaismus … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Miscellanious, Music, Upcoming Events
Tagged dadaismus, dance, HM157, jabberjaw, michelle carr, Performance Art, spoken word
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