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One of Atlanta's new generation of national acts is back in town tonight at DU. In advance of the show, they will be screening their documentary at Aurora Coffee House/Criminal Records.

If you are a fan of the band, make sure to check out the show!

Labels: criminal records, drunken unicorn, Manchester Orchestra

nobody really reads this anymore, but if you do, you HAVE to heard this pitchfork interview with steve earle: .

i was probably 11 when i first heard "guitar town" and it is one of a handful of songs i know almost all the words to. (i could never be a singer or actor, i can't remember lines to save my life.) while there are thousands of more hardcore earle fans than i, i still consider him one of my all-time favs.

so please, i implore, take 15 mins and read the interview. if you think you knew steve earle, this interview will prove that you didn't.

and that's a good thing.

Labels: pitchfork, steve earle

i really don't think anyone is reading this, since i'm pretty much on hiatus, but if you actually decided to read this ...

here's what i've been listening to:

mew (not the new one, if it is officially out yet, but the one before it) - which is amazing;
office - i haven't been able to listen to it loud, which would help;
new pony club - see above
feist - another solid piece from miss ipod nano; and
battles - i know people love this album. i'm just not one of them.

anyway, so that's that.

Labels: battles, deadjournalist.com, feist, mew, new pony club, office