July 2005 Archives
Microsoft Vista’s Folder Icons Make a Mess of Things
It’s one of those little details that gnaws at you because it just feels wrong.New Advent Children Trailer
Back in the Saddle
More Serenity
The Lost You EP by Hood (Review)
Hood’s music, even in EP form, is as mercurial and affecting as ever, while still managing to hint at exciting things that may come.Mosquito
England Fallen Over EP by Epic45 (Review)
Epic45 belongs to a small cadre of bands that, for the purposes of this review, I am going to term “nostalgists.”Instruments of Science and Technology by Instruments Of Science And Technology (Review)
A fascinating extension of Richard Swift’s musical talent.The Structure of a Precise Fashion by History Invades (Review)
For all of the band’s angst-ridden vocals and explosive song dynamics, it never really gets the blood flowing.Seven Winters by Various Artists (Review)
A nice compilation that shows off the Japanese shoegaze scene.400 Winters EP by Bark Psychosis (Review)
There’s such a wealth of ideas and detail in Sutton’s compositions that even hearing other people’s takes on those elements feels like wholly original material.Sufjan Becomes Eclectic
Something Comes Our Way
The Vision Festival, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Sleep in the Subway Station
Lars Gotrich experiences a six-day avant-garde jazz music and arts festival and survives to tell the tale.Takk
Sufjan. Omaha. September.
The Lost Generation
The ’90s were a pretty exciting time for music — if you were willing to scratch just below the surface.(You Know I’m) Bad
Her Name Is Calla