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Flashback: Mary Timony at 7th Street Entry (25 May 2005)

Mary Timony 2005 Tour 4/19/05 tt the Bear’s, Cambridge, MA 4/20/05 Mercury Lounge, NYC, NY 4/21/05 The Wearhouse Next Door, Washington, DC 4/22/05 Cafe Du Nord, San Francisco, CA 4/23/05 Spaceland, Los Angeles, CA 5/4/05 WBER 90.5 Radio, Rochester, NY 5/8/05 Henry Fonda Theatre, Los Angeles, CA 5/9/05 Henry Fonda Theatre, Los Angeles, CA 5/20/05 The Wearhouse Next Door, Washington, DC 5/21/05 Garfield Artworks, Pittsburgh, PA 5/22/05 Grog Shop, Cleveland, OH 5/23/05 Schubas Tavern, Chicago, IL 5/24/05 The Cactus Club, Milwaukee, WI 5/25/05 7th Street Entry, Minneapolis, MN 5/26/05 Sokol Underground, Omaha, NE 5/27/05 Jackpot Saloon, Lawrence, KS 5/28/05 Larimer Lounge, Denver, CO 5/29/05 Kilby Court, Salt Lake City, UT Read More Mary Timony Timony’s first new solo album in 15 years is called Untame the Tiger. The record comes out February 23rd on Merge Records, and there will be a 2024 tour to support the album. … Helium: XXX Helium: XXX I first saw Helium on MTV's 120 Minutes, the first video I saw was "XXX" off of Pirate Prude. It was really unlike anything I've seen or heard. The lyrics are all dark and f-ed up …

I was a massive Helium fan, the short-lived band from 1992 to 1997, when singer and band leader Mary Timony was living in Boston.

The original band was called Chupa, formed in 1990, and featured vocalist/guitarist Mary Lou Lord, guitarist Jason Hatfield (Juliana Hatfield's brother), drummer Shawn King Devlin, and bassist Brian Dunton. The band lost Mary Lou Lord, so they asked Mary Timony (from the band Autoclave) to replaced Lord on vocals and guitar. They released a self-titled cassette in 1991, and afterward, Jason Hatfield left the band. After deciding that the band is now a trio, they agreed to change Chupa to Helium.

As Helium, the trio released two albums, three EPs, and 5 singles. American Jeans came out on Warped Records, followed by Hole In The Ground on Pop Narcotic, before subsequently signing to Matador Records and releasing all music on the label post-1994.

I’ve already previously mentioned that I discovered Helium on MTV’s 120 Minutes, the influential show on my music taste.

Anyway, Helium broke up in 1998, and Mary Timony moved back to Washington, DC, and to pursue a solo career. She continued her relationship with Matador Records and released her debut solo album Mountains, in 2000, and The Golden Dove, in 2002.

In 2005, she signed to Lookout! Records for her third album Ex Hex (a name that would be recycled as an all-girls trio Ex Hex with Mary as band leader in 2013). There was heavy promotion for this 2005 record, and saw Timony on a year-long national tour with drummer Devin Ocampo. The two would perform live as a duo and occasionally would open for Sleater-Kinney throughout the year, because Carrie Brownstein was a massive fan. Brownstein previously collaborated with Timony as The Spells in 1999.

For the 7th Street Entry show, I previously used a cropped photo of this show. The whole photo actually shows my friend Celeste in the audience… and as you can see, it had low attendance. I was disappointed that no Helium songs were played. You have to remember that up to this point, I only knew Helium songs and it was the reason why we love Mary Timony. Sure, I didn’t keep up with her solo music, but you also can’t blame me for hoping to hear those Helium songs.

Songs on their set consisted mostly new songs (“W.O.W”, “Friend To JC”, “9x3”, and “Backwards / Forwards”), possibly because due to the limitation of being a duo with drummer Ocampo (and perhaps those are the songs that he’s familiar with).

Brief recollection:

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I'll have to admit, I didn't follow Helium's singer, Mary Timony's solo work, but I did manage to catch her on the last tour for Ex Hex at the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis. The venue is tiny and there was hardly anyone there.

The unfortunate thing is that I was only familiar with Helium's work, and I guess Timony doesn't want to be associated with her old material, so the concert consisted of nothing but her solo work.

Anyroad, I found out that she's on tour, so I'm posting the rest of her Summer tour date. If you live in these area, you should definitely check out a show.

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Mary Timony at 7th Street Entry (25 May 2005)

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The Church at Fine Line, Minneapolis (23 Mar 2023)

The Church Setlist Ascendence Destination Metropolis Columbus No Other You Kings Is This Where You Live The Hypnogogue Hotel Womb Antarctica Old Coast Road (acoustic) Albert Ross Fly One Day Comedown C'est la vie Under the Milky Way Grind Tantalized Second Bridge -- Encore -- Reptile You Took Read More The Church Australia’s The Church is back in the city. The last time we saw them at the Cedar in 2015 we noted, “The show was performed as one long set, versus the two separate sets done …

Australia’s rock band The Church stopped by the Fine Line, in Minneapolis, last night, to play tracks from their new album The Hypnogogue (Communicating Vessels).

Transmission’s DJ Jake Rudh played a variety of British 60s music videos before the band came on stage. Fans at the show were, of course, on the older scale… who had fun trying to guess the band on the screen (Rolling Stones, Monkees, David Bowie, etc.) The odd-band out seemed to be Chromatics.

When The Church came on stage to an introduction background music, they were greeted with a huge applause. The band proceeded to playing a two plus hour set. This band didn’t need a warm-up band, because they had 18 albums worth of music to choose from.

I first heard of the band on Dave Kendall’s 120 Minutes on MTV. He was a Church fan and played “Ripple”, which had become my favorite Church song. By that time, in 1992, the band was already an “old” band.

So, yes, the band’s been around, with many rotating band members… but the one constant is lead singer and bassist Steve Kilbey. Currently the band features Kilbey, Brisbane’s Ian Haug on lead guitars, Melbourne’s Ashley Naylore on guitars, Birmingham (USA) Jeffrey Cain on keys, and Camden (New South Wales) Nicholas Meredith on drums (who is subbing for regular Church drummer Tim Powles - who had VISA issues).

Kilbey seemed pretty pleased with the new drummer and even joked that when they return back to Australia, that the Church will be a double drums band!

Kilbey also seemed more jaded (but jokingly) since the last time we saw him 2018. It’s fun, the audience loved it.

Since the tour is to promote The Hypnogogue, most of the new songs had introduction from Kilbey, who described it as somewhat of a Sci-Fi story from the future… about a place called The Hypnogogue. Some songs had characters from Hypnogogue, like about a Korean scientists called Sun Kim Jong, who invented a song extraction machine. From what we heard live, the Hypnogogue seems like a weird place that only Kilbey could bring to life.

Of course, as you know most fans were there for the “hits”, meaning “Metropolis” and “Under the Milky Way” were really well received. For Milky Way, Kilbey introduced it, “Ladies and gentlemen, this next song needs no introduction. Should have no f***ing introduction. Should just be played, and that’s that. Without further ado, ladies and gentlemen, here is that song, that you want to hear.”

Yes, of course, that is the song everyone wanted to hear. “Under the Milky Way” is the band’s signature song. The song was #24 on the USA Billboard charts and was massive in 1989. It’s a great song, and we were reminded how good it is, when you hear it on the cult film Donnie Darko.

Remaining Tour Dates

Mar 25 St Louis, MO Delmar Hall
Mar 26 Chicago, IL Thalia Hall
Mar 28 Kent, OH Kent Stage
Mar 29 Philadelphia, PA Theatre of Living Arts
Mar 30 New York, NY Gramercy Theater
Mar 31 Boston, MA The Sinclair
Apr 1 Hartford, CT Infinity Hall
Apr 3 Asbury Park, NJ Asbury Lanes
Apr 4 Alexandria, VA Birchmere Music Hall
Apr 5 Norfolk VA The Norva
Apr 6 Carrboro, NC Cat's Cradle
Apr 8 Pelham, TN The Caverns

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The Church at Fine Line, Minneapolis (23 Mar 2023)

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R.I.P. Lewis Largent (MTV)

Read More MTV We ♥ Matt Pinfield. With over 25 years of experience as a radio DJ, television VJ, Pinfield is truly "The Rock and Roll Encyclopedia". …

Variety has reported that former MTV VJ Lewis Largent has died at the age of 58, after a “long illness” on February 20th.

If you live in Los Angeles, you probably heard him on KROQ, which he started in 1985 as an intern, and eventually became their music director in 1989.

Lewis Largent and PJ Harvey

Like many of the million of kids that grew up on MTV, I saw Largent as the host of 120 Minutes, which Largent took over for a time. He would also be seen hosting a variety of MTV programs, like Alternative Nation and as music news reporter. I’ll always remember that he was the guy with the long, long hair… and he always gave off that he was a closet metal-head.

I didn’t follow his career after MTV, but apparently he was the senior vice president of A&R at Island Def Jam Records… where he signed Sum 41 and Andrew WK, among others.

Fellow 120 Minutes host, Matt Pinfield wrote on Twitter:

I am completely gutted. I loved Lewis very much. I am at a loss for words.

Rest in peace, Lewis Largent.

Read more Musicians who died in 2023

[10 Mar 2023] Tongo (Peruvian singer and comedian), 65, kidney failure The singer José Abelardo Gutiérrez, better known as Tongo, died last Friday night after he had been hospitalized since last December. … via rpp.pe

[10 Mar 2023] Napoleon XIV (American singer), 84 Jerry Samuels, who as “Napoleon XIV” wrote and recorded one of pop music’s most unusual hit singles, 1966’s “They’re Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!,” died today (March 10, 2023). … via bestclassicbands.com

[09 Mar 2023] Robin Lumley (British jazz keyboardist for Brand X), 74, heart failure "It is with great sadness that we mourn the passing of Robin Lumley, songwriter, master keyboardist, friend, and founding member of Brand X." … via rockaxis.com

[08 Mar 2023] Josua Madsen (Danish drummer for Artillery), 45, traffic collision Longtime ARTILLERY drummer Josua Madsen, who played on the band's last four albums, has died at the age of 45. … via blabbermouth

[08 Mar 2023] Jim Durkin (American thrash metal guitarist for Dark Angel), 58 DARK ANGEL guitarist Jim Durkin has died at the age of 58. Jim's passing was confirmed by his wife Annie on his Facebook … via blabbermouth

[08 Mar 2023] Marcel Amont (French singer), 93 French singer Marcel Amont, a music-hall star known for hits such as "Bleu, blanc, blond", died on Wednesday at the age of 93, his family said. The whimsical showman, who had a 75-year career, died at his home in Saint-Cloud, on the outskirts of Paris, according to a statement from his family. … via barrons

[07 Mar 2023] Serghei Ciuhrii (Сергей Чухрий) (Moldovan conductor, composer and teacher), 84 The well-known conductor, composer and teacher Serghei Ciuhrii has passed away. He died today at the age of 84. The announcement was announced by his daughter-in-law, the singer Nătălița Munteanu, on social networks, writes MOLDPRES. … via realitatea.md

[06 Mar 2023] Eric Alan Livingston (American musician for Mamaleek), 38 Eric Alan Livingston, a member of the experimental metal group Mamaleek, has died, the band wrote on social media yesterday. The multi-instrumentalist had played with the group since 2015 and joined as a full-time member in 2019. The musician’s cause of death has not been announced. Livingston was 38 years old. … via realitatea.md

[05 Mar 2023] Mighty Ha (American rapper for Cru) We are sad to say Mighty Ha from the group Cru has passed away over the weekend. Everyone at Boom Bap Nation sends our deepest condolences to all of Mighty Ha’s family and friends. … via boombapnation.com

[05 Mar 2023] Sharifa Fadel (Egyptian singer and actress), 84 At the age of 85, the family of the Egyptian actress Sharifa Fadel said that she died today, Sunday, after a struggle with illness. … via al-ain.com

[05 Mar 2023] Gary Rossington (American Hall of Fame guitarist for Lynyrd Skynyrd), 71 Gary Rossington, Lynyrd Skynyrd’s Last Original Member, Dead at 71. The founding member and guitarist, who provided the seagull-like slide guitar leads to Skynyrd’s signature “Free Bird,” survived the band’s infamous 1977 plane crash … via rollingstone.com

Read more Musicians who died in 2023.

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ACRNYMS: PSY, PVT, DFA, BBC

PSY STYLE
psypark.com

Last month, my brother was telling me about this PSY guy with his music video "Gangnam Style". I didn't think much of it, except I started seeing a ton of parodies on the music video when I started watching loads of YouTube videos on my PS3. Personally, I think the best one is the "Gundam Style" with Gundam heads (I believe YouTube has banned the video as I write this.)

Since then, "Gangnam Style" got over 100 million views, which is safe to say, the most views for a K-pop song. Hot off his success, he's signed to Justin Bieber's manager Scooter Braun and has agreed to appear on the MTV Video Music Awards on Thursday.

Expect the horse dance to become a party favorite, but is this a one-trick pony? Will "Gangnam Style" end up like a one-hit wonder?

PIVOT PIVAT
pvtpvt.net

Originally called Pivot, this Sydney band decided to be known as PVT because of legal claims from an American band of the same name.

The band will be releasing a yet-to-be-titled new album on the Brooklyn label Felte. Since there's no cover artwork or title, the cover you see is from their previous album, Church With No Magic. Anyway, you can get a sneak peek at "Shivers" via Soundcloud:

In late September, PVT will be heading out on tour with Menomena, a band that we previously mentioned.

09/26 San Francisco, CA – Bimbo’s 365 Club* 09/27 Los Angeles, CA – El Rey* 09/28 San Diego, CA – Casbah* 09/29 Phoenix, AZ – Crescent Ballroom* 10/02 Dallas, TX – Granada Theater* 10/03 Austin, TX – Parish* 10/04 Houston, TX – Fitzgerald’s* 10/05 New Orleans, LA – One Eyed Jacks* 10/06 Atlanta, GA – Masquerade* 10/09 Washington, DC – Black Cat* 10/10 Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer* 10/11 New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom* 10/12 Brooklyn, NY - Music Hall of Williamsburg* 10/13 Boston, MA – Brighton Music Hall* 10/16 Montreal, QC – La Sala Rossa* 10/17 Toronto, ON – Horseshoe Tavern* 10/18 Cleveland, OH – Beachland Ballroom* 10/19 Chicago, IL – Metro* 10/20 Minneapolis, MN – Triple Rock* 10/23 Boise, ID – Neurolux* 10/25 Vancouver, BC – Biltmore*

10/26 Seattle, WA – Showbox at the Market* 11/03 Nantes, FRANCE - Le Stereolux+ 11/04 Lyon, FRANCE - Le Transbordeur+ 11/05 Bordeaux, FRANCE - Le Rocher de Palmer+ 11/07 Toulouse, FRANCE - Le Bikini+ 11/08 Milan, ITALY - Alcatraz+ 11/11 Hamburg, GERMANY - Docks+ 11/12 Stuttgart, GERMANY - Theatrehaus+ 11/13 Dresden, GERMANY - Eventwerk+ 11/15 Munich, GERMANY - Tonhalle+ 11/18 Copenhagen, DENMARK - Vega+ 11/19 Stockholm, SWEDEN - Munich Brewery+ 11/20 Oslo, NORWAY - Rockafeller+ 12/06 Adelaide, SA - Adelaide Ent Centre^ 12/08 Melbourne, VIC - Sidney Myer Music Bowl^ 12/12 Brisbane, QLD - Riverstage^ 12/14 Sydney, NSW - Sydney Ent Centre^ * w/ Menomena + w/ Bloc Party ^ w/ Gotye

MARS FROM ABOVE
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DFA (Death From Above) announced that they've signed Sinkane. His debut album, Mars, will be out October 23rd, 2012. You can check out "Jeeper Creeper" via soundcloud:

Sinkane is the multi-dimensional music project from Ahmad Gallab. If you saw Of Montreal, Caribou, or Yeasayer, you may have noticed that Gallab is in their touring band.

The name, Sinkane, is a weird homage to Kanye West, who sang "I want to give us 'Us Free' like Cinqué" (referencing to Joseph Cinqué, leader of the Amistad Rebellion.) Gallab misheard this as "Sinkane."

Look for Sinkane's Mars on DFA. If you're in the UK, the album will be out on City Slang.

BRITPOP GLEE?
bbc.co.uk

"Shout to the Top" is a new BBC Radio 2 production about a fictional all-female band to air on September 25th. The star of the program, Shane Richie, described the musical drama as "Glee for an older audience."

Music Weekly described the program as a "'Britpop Glee", because creator Jeff Smith was quoted to say, "Attempts like Britannia High didn’t quite get it right. Ours is grittier [than that] but is still a British take on Glee, for an older audience."

Britpop fans will notice that "Shout to the Top" is co written by ex-Sleeper's Louise Wener and former The Farm's drummer Roy Boulter.

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Music Podcasts

Here are some music podcasts that I listened to recently.

As you know, to get through the day or when I'm bicycling, I like to listen to people talking about music and technology. I don't really like listening to the other music podcasts, which are essentially playlists or mixes by DJs.

We also do our own podcast called W♥M Radio, which is a mixture of the staff here talking about music with occasional interviews. We are recording #137, hopefully, this Sunday. I am bias, of course, but I like our little radio show.

Anyway, all of these podcasts are FREE, so there's no excuse to not try these out.

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CABINET OF WONDERS
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Today (May 25), NPR is debuting "Cabinet of Wonders", a six-episode hour long radio program hosted by John Wesley Harding. I actually really like him, I think he's quite clever … and, of course, I cannot get enough of his accent.

It's a variety program, which sounds like it was recorded live in front of an audience. In the first episode, "A Starbucks... Where The Starbuck Used To Be", Harding performs that title song and introduced all his guests with … rhymes. Wow, right? Like some sort of rhyming demon.

Guests include author Haley Tanner, musicians Punch Brothers, author Sarah Vowell, comedian Eugene Mirman, etc. You can see the guests aren't necessary music-related.

Anyway, I had a pretty hard time finding out the RSS feed, so if you want to grab it, it's located at npr.org/rss/podcast.php?id=510300.

THE HIVECAST WITH MATT PINFIELD
mtvhive.com

With Episode #2 just launched, Matt Pinfield sits down with Jack White. I actually haven't listened to the latest interview, but I did listen to #1 with Mark Ronson. It was kind of fun to hear this British guy reflects on how he grew up with old soul records and his brother/sister relationship with Amy Winehouse.

I laughed when I heard Ronson explains how Winehouse was brutally honest. He'll play her a song and 3 seconds in, she's like "Turn it off, don't make me listen to this anymore."

NOTE: Ronson mentioned This Day In Music app, which I reviewed.

If you can't get enough of Pinfield's know-it-all brain, you should listen to us chat about music.

MUSIC WEEKLY
guardian.co.uk

Tired of the BBC blocking all the good podcasts because you don't live in the UK? Thankfully, the Guardian's doing an excellent job on their podcasts.

Music Weekly is the Guardian take on music by hosts Alexis Petridis and Kieran Yates (with regular staff rotations). They do random band interviews, talk about the news, and the production is very professional (lots of music excerpts).

The latest episode "Gravenhurst's favourite folk – and a fistful of festivals" (May 25th), is about the festival season. They talk to Sam Richards, the editor of the Guide's 2012 festival special.

MURFIE
murfie.com

I don't know what a "Murfie" is, but it looks like a record store based out Madison, Wisonsin. They just celebrated their one-year anniversary.

They have a podcast, and I did listen to the latest one, "Interview with Enabler". While metal/hardcore isn't really my cup of tea, I was more bothered by the "cell phone" audio recording. Just to make sure, I listened to "Interview with Charlie Parr", and he also had that "cell phone" audio quality. It just doesn't sound good. But hey, interviewer Kayla sounded wonderful.

I browsed through their podcast, it seems they only do them every so-often, like once a month.

ONSTAGE AND BACKSTAGE
onstageandbackstage.libsyn.com

Book publisher Hal Leonard Performing Arts Publishing Group just launched their Onstage and Backstage podcast. The show will feature authors and celebrity guests discussing the performing arts. The podcast covers theatre, film, television, bands, classical music, opera, and today's music industry.

I grabbed the latest episode, "A (Profound) Guide to Beethoven's Chamber Music!" to check out. I can tell by the stutters of "uh" and "ums" that Victor Lederer, author of Beethoven's Chamber Music: A Listener's Guide, doesn't do public speaking (or he was super nervous).

It's still a new podcast, so it can only improve… but I do recommend some editing in post.

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W♥M136: Matt Pinfield

W♥M136 (18 mins)

We ♥ Matt Pinfield. With over 25 years of experience as a radio DJ, television VJ, Pinfield is truly "The Rock and Roll Encyclopedia".

Pinfield is part of Skype's "Join Say it with Skype" upcoming competition to be the Skype house band. This is a great opportunity for young musicians to showcase their music and win a professional studio recording. Judges (and later mentors) will include Matt Pinfield, Pete Wentz (Fall Out Boy) and Ryan Tedder (OneRepublic).

Here's how it works:

• Using a laptop or computer with a webcam, log into Facebook
• Add the Join Say It With Skype app
• Find the "submit a URL of your band" and hit "record a live performance"
• The next step is to just rock out.

IMPORTANT: Bands can submit their entries on the Skype Facebook page until Thursday, June 14 at 11:59 P.M. EST. Winners will be selected and notified on Tuesday, June 19 via email and will be announced publicly on Monday, July 9 at 9:00 A.M. EST.

Besides from "Say it with Skype", Pinfield also talk a little about Dave Kendall and 120 Minutes, how he consume his music (he has a record player in his kitchen).

Song of the show is Gaslight Anthem's "45", which is Matt Pinfield's favorite song at the moment.

Keep up with Matt Pinfield on twitter, he's currently started MTV's The Hivecast with Matt Pinfield (they're on episode #1 with Mark Ronson), he's on "terrestrial radio" with Cumulus Media-produced "Flashback" show (which is carried by 200 stations, including 92 KQRS), and is working on a book.

BONUS:
• Matt's hilarious Prince story, plus Bob Mould.

• I should also mention that I use the standard Skype phone and computer application all the time, but not so much the Facebook's "Say It With Skype" app. As part of the research, I did check it out by sending a birthday greeting with our favorite Ash band. It's really cool, I even got to put in my own text in the message:



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News: The Vandelles Take Over MTV2 this New Years Eve via The Subterranean/Virtual Lower East Side!

The Vandelles - Swell to Heaven The Vandelles The Vandelles Take Over MTV2 this New Years Eve via The Subterranean/Virtual Lower East Side! http://weheartmus... While you’re getting tipsy this New Years Eve, tune in to MTV2 starting at 10PM. You'll see tons... "The Wash Allen Show" Brings in the New Year Expanding to a New Station, The Tube (Channel 55) Premi http://weheartmus... Houston, TX. - Wash Allen a recognized national radio personality on KCOH Radio has expanded to ...

So you probably figured that I get a ton of press releases - which I want with because it's all part of the job to shift through news and releases. What I need PR and marketing people to understand is that you should not send me multiple solicitations about the same topic. Seriously, if I get the same email about the same subjects more than twice, I'm marking you as spam.

Also: I need the press releases to be sent to [email protected], where it is filtered on my inbox (so this is very important for alerts).

So I posted a few press releases on press.weheartmusic.com, which I now have updating this via FTP to a science. I'm very picky on what gets to go on this page.

The first thing I wanted to mention was that The Vandelles are playing this New Years Eve for MTV2. They are playing starting at 10pm, so tune in if you have satellite. Since I have Comcrap, the next best thing we have to music is VH1.

If you're interested in reading more about The Vandelles, read Lara's concert review. Excerpt from press release:

If you aren’t already familiar with their boy/girl zombie beach party music, The Vandelles are born out of two New York band merging their distorted sounds into what can only be described as The Beach Boys getting a facelift by Jesus and Mary Chain. Listen to their MP3s here:
“Lovely Weather”
“Swell To Heaven”

This second press release has nothing to do with music, but I was drawn to it because the creator, Judy Foston, created the Sammy Davis, Jr. Awards TV Show, which aired for 10 years aired on Channel 2!

Read the entire press release on press.weheartmusic.com.

 12/31/2007 15:52:51  vu my♥posts press.weheartmusic.com