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So, even though in the last seven months Tve reviewed their CD, interviewed the band, and run a few spotlights and column blurbs about them, I'm gonna pimp TLA again. Go ahead, call me a fanboy. I don't care, because they're just that good. Simply put. The Low Anthem are the best thing to come out of Buddy Cianci Jt's mafia wonderland since Del's Lemonade and the Awful Awful - where my Little Rhodies at?
[Aaron Flinn] isn't the only one getting in on video games. Recently, James Kochalka had a strange dream. He detailed the dream, in which he invented and played a video game starring himself, in his "American Elf" comic strip on March 27. About a week later, he was contacted by an unnamed designer who - get this - actually made the game. In his dream and the game, Kochatka's character is a (presumably clothed) "Superstar" version of Link from legend of leída. Unfortunately, the game is currently only available for PC. I use a Mac, so I guess I'll wait for the Xbox 360 version. PC users - or Mac users with Crossover - can download the game for free at www.sirlondon. net/insomniac_elf.php.This just in from local reggae outfit Pulse Prophets, who wrap up their recording residency at Nectar's this Monday: The band has signed a licensing deal with European label Cleopatra Records. In celebration they'll be shooting video footage of their Nectar's gig. Concert vids always look better with a crowd, so do the band a solid and check 'em out.See the full content of this document
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Since September of last year, I've taken every chance I could get to rave about the unbridled indie-folk brilliance that is Providence's The Low Anthem. And, fortunately, there have been numerous occasions to do so, as they've made Vermont a regular stop on their regional itinerary.So, even though in the last seve...See the full content of this document
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