December 2008 Archives
Matthew Parris: “As an Atheist, I Truly Believe Africa Needs God”
The Sad Sea by Hotel Hotel (Review)
An evocative recording for doomed voyages through uncharted, treacherous — and heartbreakingly beautiful — waters.
From my kitchen to yours…
Sufjan invites you on an Astral Inter Planet Space Captain Christmas Infinity Voyage
Year-end savings from Tonevendor and Clairecords
Godbit interviews Jesse Bennett-Chamberlain
4AD - The First 20 Years
Sacramental Practices
God-Centered Anger vs. Self-Centered Anger
The New Version of Long Pauses Got Me a-Thinking
Asthmatic Kitty Records Adopts Critic-Based Pricing
ExpressionEngine and “First Impressions” (Review)
While it’s not exactly the announcement we’ve all been waiting for — i.e., a release date — it’s still exciting EE 2.0 news.
Get your geek-child started off on the right films
Upcoming Books from Jerram Barrs
2009 L’Abri Conference
This year’s theme is “Proclaiming All God’s Wondrous Works: Creation, Redemption, and Future Glory.”
Fox News is conservative?
Tri EP by Lansing-Dreiden (Review)
Three all-too-short tracks that show off Lansing-Dreiden’s music in all of its glorious and maddening facets.
Dial M by Starflyer 59 (Review)
Dial M is yet another fine offering from one of the most reliable and dependable names in music today.
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