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-I’m dropping pops off in g town & he says in his thick west Indian accent “I was shopping here when niggas were wearing polyester and shit”
-Need to punch you in the mouth with a Listerine boxing glove
-I got #attentiondeficit on Itunes, on the leak and I need to cop out the store to complete the trifecta
-The last few weeks have easily been the busiest of the year. Feels good to be in the final stages of the album releasing process though!
-Got word that a few of my recent tracks will be on the show Styl’d airing on @MTV in Nov. Stay tuned for more info!
-after playing a lot of NBA Live 2001 over the last few days I’ve come to the conclusion that Foye is a young Alvin Williams.
-the verizon center is as empty as a foul swoops show.
-Bulgarian guy on 4-pack/day cigarette habit: “We all have to die someday.”
-All the vegan vampires here in Macedonia hot to trot in re: tofu-flavored blood.
-Free barf bags on this tour through your aesthetic.
Clip Job: Five Second Acts for Riot Grrrl Veterans
Partyline (2005-present): Fascination with the riot grrrl movement burned brightly and briefly, but the members of Bratmobile—which formed in 1991—kept making music, on and off, until 2002. Sort-of based in D.C., Partyline isn’t the first other project for singer Allison Wolfe, but it’s had the most staying power. The band’s name sort of reminds me of that chirpy Doris Day/Rock Hudson movie where they share a phone line, but Partyline’s music—snotty, high-adrenaline, feminist—quickly corrects that association. The trio plays at the Velvet Lounge tomorrow night at 9 p.m. with Edie Sedgwick and Noisy Pig. Tickets are $8.
More riot grrrl second acts after the jump: flowcharts, riots in MTV studios, and Christina Aguilera!
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Sampling the thought streams of D.C. musicians past and present.
-Our brand new album, “in ‘Love’”, is out on October 27! Keep your eyes peeled for ordering info and tour dates!: http://bit.ly/CeTKL
-Surprisingly underwhelmed by the new Revolver remaster. :( -E
-Vintage episodes of American Gladiator just aren’t doing it for me right now.
-New Sockets column FORGOTTEN VINYL. First download is a posi disco raga by Charanjit Singh! http://bit.ly/2MKvoQ
Edie Sedgwick:
-Speedy Gonzales on the phone…trying to get me a licensing deal. Gonna need a big advance if I’m gonna sign with a stereotype…
-Hanging with Rodney Dangerfield and Trotsky tonight. Trotsky really pissed that Dangerfield called Marx’s dialectical materialism “a farce.”
-http://bit.ly/oj8Tr AND http://bit.ly/ZFB1v. Weird day for a Washingtonian.
-my bus driver hit a squirrel today and mumbled at it for the rest of the ride. You can’t just jump out in the road like that.
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Sampling the thought-streams of DC musicians past and present.
-is listening to his new slim harpo record.
-Check out these two new songs: http://www.casperbangs.com/ You can hear them live at the two upcoming shows in DC and BKLYN.
-Chillin with Bauhaus. We’re so post punk.
-Playing The Rumble at Three Clubs in LA tomorrow. http://www.threeclubs.com http://bit.ly/UpV6Q
-just tracked arab percussion and violin with scott robinson and winston yu, respectively. yea, this record will be fucking hot, yos.
-Some confusion about whether I can be killed by a stake through the heart…(no).
-Some confusion about whether I can be killed by silver bullets…(no).
Sockets Summer Mix Vol. 2
The weather may be cooling off, but Sockets isn’t quite ready to pack up the shorts and deflate the beach balls. The label recently posted this mixtape–which includes songs by Food For Animals, BLDGS, and Edie Sedgwick–in the hopes of stretching the summer season out for a few more weeks.
Here’s the tracklist:
1. “Love Showers” – The Dirty Church
2. “Tomorrow” – Buildings
3. “Would You Kill?” – The Cornel West Theory
4. “Fifty Seven” – Andrew Black
5. “Dope” (Ricky Rabbit Remix) – Food For Animals
6. “Preproduct” – Aaron Thompson
7. “Wilderness” – Roses They Won’t Hurt You
8. “Doubting Thomas” (Sockets Mix) – Edie Sedgwick
9. “1000 Miles” – Metropolitan
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Sampling the thought-streams of DC musicians past and present.
–You know how I know I’m a professional rapper now? Cuz I just be randomly grabbing my nuts wherever I am: the dollar store, church, pool etc
–I think that the ppl who named “nutella” were either high or extreme comedians. Ain’t no way I will ever try that.
–Don’t look away girl just cuz I’m driving my fathers insulation van. LOL
–finally looked at pitchfork’s top 500 songs of the 2000’s. not a single song from my top two albums this decade. what a bummer.
–too bad the black crowes ruined “hard to handle” because otis really kills on the original.
–Beauty book, Hotel De Dream: falling drops of vertebrae=gorgeous neck, cut-glass veil=only kidding yrslf, everyone else knows.
–HUNG ep 8 realgood, my score n cover of Queen’s Play The Game been waiting to do that since Camp Modin 1982
–Manson all riled up. Won’t stop trying to tattoo a swastika on to my forehead. Gotta convince him to do the Rolling Stones lips instead…
–Oasis – the “Family Feud” of Beatles cover bands.
–“Funny People” – kind of the lime flavor in the Judd Apatow Life Saver roll.
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Wale:
–brett favre has an arm made of old salami ..if he can still “play qb” mike vick can too he wasn’t that bad as a passer fuck that
–Sandra Bullock poisoned cafeteria’s lentil soup with huge dose of sassy cuteness. Too bad it’s 2009 and the poison is no longer effective.
–Long form Juggalo Gathering vid if you haven’t seen, & if 1st 7 min aren’t good enough, the 2nd 7 really ratchet it up: http://tr.im/tv0y
–Oh, by the way, we just wrote a song with this dude: http://bit.ly/9uYMC
–What asshole created that new #miraclewhip campaign? What “spices” are in the blandest nastiest mayo substitute on the market?
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Beauty Pill (Chad Clark):
–“Ill Communication” reissue is out. Has anyone ever really stuck their dick in mashed potatoes? Scared to do a YouTube search.
–On second thought, I think inserting genitals into mashed vegetables is more of a Vimeo thing. Next level. No commercial gain. Integrity.
Casper Bangs:
–Just had to pay $580 to prevent NYC from towing the van we borrowed from army of me and then the starter died.
–punks in a white van just rolled up in front of lauriol plaza and said to an old white man, can u tell us how to get to the hood
Craig Wedren (Shudder to Think):
–Guyoncologist=cancer doctor of the man-vaj
–Homealone hexes Cptn Eo after unsolicited reacharound causing everything post-Bad to be actually kind of bad.
Edie Sedgwick:
--Vince Vaughn making me smell his fingers to prove he got lucky last night.
–POV porn too realistic to be fun, but Don Herbert is looking pretty sexy on these old Nickelodeon Mr. Wizard VHS tapes…
–Had to shave my moustache after employer pointed out she has identical moustache. Bastards always finding a new way to keep you down.
Edie Sedwick on All Our Noise
When Justin Moyer isn’t busy contributing to Washington City Paper he can often be found wearing a dress and singing slightly-bratty post-punk songs under the name Edie Sedgwick. Call it a commentary on the nature of celebrity. Or call it a conscious attempt to transcend the confines of the ordinary. Or, well, just watch this interview that All Our Noise recently taped and hear Moyer/Sedgwick attempt to explain it himself.
Edie Sedgwick will perform with Kid Congo Powers, and Exactly as part of the New York Night Train Happening @ Civilian Arts Project
Saturday, June 27th,
11pm / $10 / 21+
Interview: Edie Sedgwick from All Our Noise on Vimeo.
Also, you might check out this concert video from France.
Wilco DVD Release @ Comet Ping Pong
Music fans and demolition aficionados alike are already well aware of filmmaker Brendan Canty (of Fugazi fame) and Christoph Green’s Burn to Shine DVD series–which generally involves the duo traveling to a city, getting a bunch of bands to perform in a house, then videotaping that house as it’s getting knocked down by city authorities.
However, their latest project, feature-length Wilco concert film Ashes of American Flags,
involves more concert footage and less out-and-out destruction. The film will be screened Saturday night at The Avalon at 7 pm, as part of the DC International Film Festival (There is a second screening on April 25 at 4:30pm), should you want to check it out. If you’d rather enjoy it in the comfort of your own home, there’s a chance that you can just drop by your local independent record store and buy it on DVD as part of Record Store Day.
