Thursday, August 27, 2009

Burning Man aka Too Excited to Write Full Sentences

- Finally.
- Gone to Mars from Aug 29 to Sept 9.
- T.O.----airplane---->L.A.----shortbus---->Black Rock City.
- My notebook and I will report back (maybe not to you and you, but to me and me).
- Theme = Evolution (!!!)
- 39 degrees in Reno.
- Totally unprepared.
- I want to live like Marie and Marie.

Monday, August 3, 2009

Lengthwise

When you're here I sleep lengthwise,
And when you're gone I sleep diagonal in my bed.

Sunday, July 26, 2009

Motel Motel

This song by NYC's Motel Motel makes me happy. It is fair to say that almost every new band I like these days is from Brooklyn or Montreal. Must expand these horizons.



P.S. Alec Ounsworth of Clap Your Hands Say Yeah is releasing a solo record in October and The Fruit Bats' new title track "The Ruminant Band" (album out in August) also sounds delightful; a little reminiscent of good (read: early) Fleetwood Mac.

Thursday, July 16, 2009

I hate babies

...and picketing utopian CUPE employees!

That being said, I still enjoy these fantastical photographs by Julie Blackmon.



Saturday, July 11, 2009

Rural Alberta Advantage

July 30th at The Horseshoe. I'm there.





Sunday, June 21, 2009

Who comes out on top?

Brightblack Morning Light's Everybody Daylight
vs.
Portishead's Glorybox (mudflap mix)...

Close call. BUT, I think Beth Gibbons wins.


Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Brilliance is Costly

Can't wait until July 9th. The Dodos + Beirut = expected mind-blowing experience. His voice, the heavy percussion, their presumed intensity on stage...OH MY!

Sunday, June 7, 2009

Saturday, May 30, 2009

All Up

In the climax of my existence, my summers will consist of continuous playlists of Ocean Colour Scene, and my days will be replicas of Ryan McGinley photographs.

Sunday, May 24, 2009

Little Things

A woman, her husband and their two young children sat down with Chinese food. The woman parked her stroller beside the table. She cracked open her fortune cookie, put down the fortune without reading it, and gave the cookie to her young daughter. After ensuring her daughter was content with the peach coloured cookie, the mother picked up the fortune and read it. In that single moment I realized I always would have read the fortune first. This confirms all that I already knew about myself.