Aug 29, 2004 Movies Moonlight Express by Daniel Lee (Review) If you’re looking for a way to pay respects to the memory of Leslie Cheung, you can certainly do far, far worse.
Aug 29, 2004 Music Sung Tongs by Animal Collective (Review) If loving Animal Collective is wrong, I don’t want to be right.
Aug 29, 2004 Music Silence Is Better Than Nothing by Angle (Review) The EP reveals a very solid framework that could yield some very impressive work in the (hopefully) near future.
Aug 29, 2004 Music A Brief History of the Twentieth Century by Gang Of Four (Review) This compilation captures the panic and urgency in Gang of Four’s stripped down, funked up post-punk.
Aug 29, 2004 Music The Sounds They Made by Empress (Review) The sort of so-minimal-it-barely-seems-there lo-fi bedroom pop that could make Low seem bombastic and overwhelming by comparison.
Aug 29, 2004 Music Morals and Dogma by Deathprod (Review) This is not a cheery release, and the songs contained within are as black as the packaging.
Aug 29, 2004 Music We Could Live in Hope: A Tribute to Low by Various Artists (Review) When taken on its own merits, the compilation has plenty of high points.
Aug 14, 2004 Music No Wake by Tulsa Drone (Review) What’s interesting about Tulsa Drone is the mood of their music and their choice of instrumentation.
Aug 14, 2004 Music The Täby Tapes by Nanook Of The North (Review) These quirky yet affecting songs tackle love, friendship, alienation, and survival in a suburban, post-modern environment.
Aug 7, 2004 Music The Wheel Works by The Wheel Works (Review) It has the operatic rock quality of The Who or Pink Floyd with the sensibility to rock à la Radiohead.