Cornerstone 2000: An Interview with Jeff Cloud We sat down the founder of Velvet Blue Music to discuss music, new releases, and why music is trash. Sep 29, 2005 Cornerstone Festival Interviews
Cornerstone 2000: An Interview With Pedro The Lion Sep 29, 2005 Music Cornerstone Festival Interviews
Data Is Not Information by Frantic Mantis (Review) The album’s goofiness undercuts the band’s attempts to explore deeper, more relevant themes. Sep 28, 2005 Music
Concert Review: Sufjan Stevens & Liz Janes (September 20, 2005, Omaha, NE) It felt so refreshing to see a band perform that was so absolutely devoid of irony and hipster chic. Sep 23, 2005 Concerts
Caustic Light EP by Off The Sky (Review) It’s one thing for dreams to inspire music, but quite another for music to inspire a dream while you’re still awake. Sep 16, 2005 Music
Flowby by Hush Collector (Review) Hush Collector has built for themselves a very solid foundation, and hopefully, it’s just a sign of even better things to come. Sep 11, 2005 Music
The Ministry of Archers by Joy Electric (Review) The Ministry of Archers feels like a throwback to past Joy Electric efforts like We Are The Music Makers and Five Stars For Failures. Sep 11, 2005 Music
Too Tall To Hide by Halloween, Alaska (Review) A gentle and thoughtfully ambient sound that always seems to remain a welcome and warming listen. Sep 8, 2005 Music
Howl’s Moving Castle by Hayao Miyazaki (Review) This may be my least favorite Studio Ghibli film to date. Sep 4, 2005 Movies Anime
Not Them You by Lake Trout (Review) Lake Trout shatters through the obvious comparisons, attaining a lofty sound all their own. Sep 3, 2005 Music