Posted by Flick in Music on 09 26th, 2010 | View Comments

Bro. Stephen releases EP and embarks on ...

Bloomington’s Bro. Stephen has released a new EP via XRA Record’s Laminar Excursion Monthly Contribution. This lo-fi twenty minute thriller was recorded at Russian Recording, employing the some of the most productive musicians in Bloomington, Indiana: David Segedy (Sleeping Bag) on drums,... 

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Posted by Flick in Music on 09 20th, 2010 | View Comments

J. Irvin Dally: Blue/ Grey...

J. Irvin Dally is a compelling songwriter that I’m certain we’ll hear more of, if talent dictates success. Last week J. Irvin Dally performed his new song Blue/ Grey on his front porch and was filmed by TerrorEyes.tv. After listening to this song I wanted to hear more and found he released... 

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Posted by Flick in Music on 09 19th, 2010 | View Comments

Radiohead Discusses the Release of Their...

On October 10th, 2007, Radiohead released In Rainbows to the world in a way that kept people abuzz for months. After finishing the album they decided to release it digitally in a “pay what it’s worth” model, announcing it ten days before the release, with a desire to further the discussion... 

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Posted by Flick in Music on 09 16th, 2010 | View Comments

Going Wireless With Your Music Using Blu...

As much as I love my Grado SR-60i headphones, and they are the best sounding headphones you can find for sub-$100 cans in my opinion, the 6.5 foot cable gets in the way when you’re traveling about on foot. But with Bluetooth technology, you can go wireless. This article will help you tap into technology... 

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Posted by Flick in Music on 03 3rd, 2010 | View Comments

Peter Wolf Crier signs to Jagjaguwar...

Several months ago we pointed you towards Peter Wolf Crier, a project by Peter Pisano (Wars of 1812) and Brian Moen (The Shouting Matches with Jusin Vernon). After hearing Peter Wolf Crier’s debut, Inter-Be, we wished that this band would be heard by the indie-world, and in May it appears that... 

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