2006 October | Puddlegum

Posted by Flick in Puddlegum Archives on 10 31st, 2006 | View Comments

Great songwriters have a way of turning their songs into compelling stories that enable the listener to place themselves in the emotional twists. Adam Arcuragi was first a published poet and a playwright before before developing into a songwriter, so we can only expect well-seasoned songwriting to flow...

Adam Arcuragi: more to come…...

Posted by Flick in Uncategorized on 10 31st, 2006 | View Comments

T.W. Walsh and The Soft Drugs: Does free...

Posted by Flick in Uncategorized on 10 29th, 2006 | View Comments

Timothy William "T.W." Walsh, the other half of Pedro the Lion, has been working under the name of The Soft Drugs under his own record label called Tower of Song. His first album as The Soft Drugs, In Moderation, was released on June 6 and this month he made the entire album available for free...

BitTorrent Charts: Wiredset teams up wit...

Posted by Flick in Uncategorized on 10 28th, 2006 | View Comments

Peer2Peer networking is alive and strong, in spite of the music industry's attempt to squash them through lawsuits. How P2P affects the music industry has been debated since Napster made their debut, and it appears that new methods of P2P will continue to be devised as others are shut down. A growing...

The Curtains release Calamity...

Posted by Flick in Uncategorized on 10 26th, 2006 | View Comments

The Curtains released their fourth album, Calamity, this week. The album was written and self-produced by Chris Cohen (Deerhoof, Natural Dreamers) without a band or support from a record label, as Asthmatic Kitty came on board after the album was completed. On Monday, Spin tagged them "Artist of...

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