Archive for May, 2007
blitzen trapper fly the flag for portland
Friday, May 18th, 2007wet confetti, boy eats drum machine, kexp
Thursday, May 17th, 2007Working with Barbara Mitchell and the folks at Seattle’s KEXP, I am, in a suitably hapazard way, involved in the attempt to merge the Seattle/Portland music scenes. This Saturday night at the Ash Street Saloon you can enjoy the sounds of two local and two visiting bands - Wet Confetti, Boy Eats Drum Machine, Slender [...]
two fine mp3s for download
Thursday, May 17th, 2007I came across two new mp3s on the KEXP blog today. Maps a.k.a. James Chapman I’d already discovered and have been listening to a lot. He just signed to Mute Records in the UK and will have his album, We Can Create, released on June 19th in the USA. Great Northern is new to [...]
control - a movie about joy division’s ian curtis
Thursday, May 17th, 2007Ian Curtis as portrayed by Sam Riley
Critics at this year’s Cannes Film Festival are apparently giving the two thumbs up to famed photographer, Anton Corbijn’s first movie, a bio pic about the last days of Joy Division singer, Ian Curtis. Here’s the story from The BBC and here’s some pictures from the set on the [...]
virgin festival aug 4th & 5th
Thursday, May 17th, 2007Looks like heading East this summer would be the way to go for music lovers. One heck of a line up. Details here.
the new look moose
Wednesday, May 16th, 2007Kiss the old site goodbye
So I decided it was time for a facelift. The Moose has been truckin’ along since the first ever test post for more than a year now and I figured a little facelift was overdue. First things first - if you are having trouble with the site loading or looking broken [...]
conferences, panels, interviews and such..
Wednesday, May 16th, 2007I’d rather be inside a windowless conference room
I’m always grateful to the many people who invite me to attend conferences and be on panels as either a moderator or a panelist. In the past I have been opinionated on panels at SXSW, CMJ, MusicFestNW, The Future of Music Coalition and WebVisions to name a few. [...]