Archive for September, 2009
We need more records: Dust & Grooves – A crate-diggin photo blog
Posted on Tuesday, September 8th, 2009
Are you as obsessed with vinyl as we are? Are you a fellow crate-digger, reader, music lover and vinyl junkie? You have to check out a photo-blog, called Dust & Grooves. This guy, named Eilon Paz has posted some very cool interviews with fellow collectors and other like-minded vinyl junkies. Warning: it’s enough to induce a serious case of record collection envy!
“I have bought my first vinyl record, with my own money when I was 9 years old. It was when we lived in Mexico city. The album was Paul McCartney’s Pipes of peace. The next one was Michael Jackson, Thriller. As I grew older, I started “inheriting” my brother’s and father’s records. Among them was an almost complete collection of The Pink Floyd.
I spent most of my childhood listening to music, searching for records and enriching my musical knowledge. At one point in my life, I had lost all my records in some Ill-fated circumstances. Since then I had become a low profile crate digger. Records and music plays a big role in my life. In this photo documentary, I will try to unify with these true loves of mine. Enjoy.”
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We need more records: What's In My Bag? Scott Carlson – bassplayer Repulsion and Cathedral
Posted on Tuesday, September 8th, 2009
What’s in My Bag? Artists share some of their recent discoveries from the Amoeba racks. Warning: it’s enough to induce a serious case of record collection envy! httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKmgN_cEou8 Scott Carlson is best known as the singer and bass player for the band Repulsion, from Flint, Michigan. Repulsion is one of ...read more
Neurosis talk Roadburn, amongst other things
Posted on Friday, September 4th, 2009
Lovingly pinched from our dear friends at Terrorizer: With the announcement that Candlemass are going to be playing the entirety of Epicus Doomicus Metallicus at Roadburn next year I thought there would be no better time to provide some expert testimony as to exactly how incredible the whole event really ...read more
Steve Von Till / Harvestman interviewed by The Obelisk
Posted on Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009
JJ Kozcan of The Obelisk recently conducted an interview with Steve Von Till about Harvestman’s latest album entitled In a Dark Tongue, Von Till’s home studio and his Roadburn-experience. An excerpt from the chat follows below. How is In a Dark Tongue different from Lashing the Rye in your mind? ...read more




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