This is the 28th album and the first on Domino Records for Mark E. Smith and his underlings.
So there’s been a lot of talking around the interwebs about this new record, and pretty much everybody agrees on the fact that it is a good album. A very good album, actually.
But to be honest: I don’t even care if it’s good or not. It’s The Fall for christ’s sake!
Just listen to it and salute.
A month ago, Brooklyn-based Yeasayer offered a bunch of goodies in exchange of your financial donnations for them to go to Uganda, which is probably the biggest joke of the year. They gathered 22 grands for their little journey to Africa, which prupose was to learn about the effects of the Ugandan civil war. Think what that money would have fixed over there for kids involved in it! Instead of paying for sending hypsters to African History class.
If you’ve never heard of the Maker scene, here comes your chance for a catch-up lesson. Launched in 2005, Make magazine focuses on DIY projects including computers, electronics, robotics, metal/woodworking…
Deer Tick is coming back with their third album, “the Black Dirt Sessions”, out on June 8th on Partisan Records.
Et la version française (canadienne) du documentaire est ici :
Doug Shipton de Finders Keepers est invité le 22 juin à Candelaria, 52 rue de Saintonge
The Soft Moon !! plutôt très bon !
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