July 2010 Archives
Elsewhere, July 31, 2010
Cross Rhythms Interviews The Revolutionary Army of the Infant Jesus (in 1992)
Guillermo del Toro (finally) travels to the Mountains of Madness
New Starflyer 59: The Changing of the Guard
Seefeel Return With Faults, Their First New Material in 14 Years
One of the most abstract, kaleidoscopic songs the band has recorded, ever.
Lovesliescrushing’s girl. echo. suns. veils. (Burlap Edition)
Openness Is Dreaminess & Everything in Between by Keith Canisius (Review)
Of the many Slowdive/MBV/Cocteau aficionados that have appeared in recent years, Canisius is one to keep an eye on.
Why Parents Hate Parenting
It’s Official: Avatar: The Last Airbender Gets a Sequel
Elsewhere, July 21, 2010
Early Reviews Are Good for Arcade Fire’s The Suburbs
A Few Thoughts Regarding Christopher Nolan’s Inception
In doesn’t surprise me at all that the movie has created a lot of discussion, commentary, and collective head-scratching.
Rod Dreher Is on a Roll
Criterion to release Nobuhiko Obayashi’s Hausu in October
BioWare announces Dragon Age 2
Elsewhere, July 11, 2010
The Early Buzz For Christopher Nolan’s Inception Is Good, and Then Some
Inception won’t be out until July 16, but it’s already racked up some extremely positive reviews.
Elsewhere, July 4, 2010
“Adam, Eve and the USA” by N.T. Wright
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