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Category Archives: Music
The 2010 List
I took a different approach to this year’s best-of / top-whatever records list. This is not a Top 10. What it essentially boiled down to is that I did not — cannot and will not, for reasons having to do … Continue reading
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Such Hawks Such Hounds: Scenes From the American Hard Rock Underground
The homie G-Pek put me up on this indie documentary film about heavy music, Such Hawks Such Hounds, and I liked the trailer so much, I bought the DVD. Check this out…
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Interview: Al Cisneros On Bass-Drums Synergy
A brief interview I did with Al Cisneros for the December 2010 issue of Bass Player magazine is now posted on the BP site. As the low end steward for stoner metal pioneers Sleep, supergroup Shrinebuilder (featuring members of the Melvins, Neurosis, … Continue reading
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Bass Nerd: A Shitload of Cliff Burton Solo Tracks
The guys over at NoTreble threw up one of these clips — “For Whom The Bell Tolls” — a few weeks ago, I bookmarked it, and just recently went back to discover that the YouTube user who initially posted it also put … Continue reading
Ovipositor: The Last Stand
Roughly three months after the final show and subsequent implosion of Ovipositor, we (Colin and I) managed to get with Ben Adrian at Mr. Toad’s in SF to master the unfinished album, Everyone Has Their Tipping Point. Ben has a great … Continue reading
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A Long, Slow Screw: Reading by Eugene S. Robinson
I don’t generally get down with the literary scene. I’m a relatively slow novel reader (my bookish voracity centers more around magazines and journalistic works), I’m not into snapping my fingers for applause (I don’t really even know if people … Continue reading
SLEEP, Regency Ballroom, SF CA, September 2010
In the pantheon of stoner rock, SLEEP reigns supreme. Anyone fortunate enough to witness their live performance, especially on this month’s brief reunion tour (with Neurosis’ Jason Roeder sitting on drums in place of Chris Hakius), surely stands in agreement…if … Continue reading
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You Don’t Know Me But You Don’t Like Me: The Imps at Duffy’s Tavern, Chico, CA, Sept. 3rd 2010
I don’t get out of town on my own much these days unless it’s for work, but last Friday I went to Chico, CA (where I went to school and subsequently began a career) to see the annual reunion show … Continue reading
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Al Cisneros of Om / Sleep / Shrinebuilder on Percussive Bass
I don’t write professionally much anymore — no seriously, I used to earn a (meager) living at it — but from time to time I’ll pick up some freelance work if the subject interests me. I recently did a brief … Continue reading
Revisiting Cannibal Ox: A Summer Jam?
As far as seasonal association, I always thought of Cannibal Ox‘s The Cold Vein as a New York City winter rap record, but it’s recently found a spot in my summer rotation — maybe it’s the Bay Area’s less-than-summer-like weather, … Continue reading
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