Thursday, September 14, 2006
came in six lengths ahead, we spent the whole next week getting high
In addition to "Chips Ahoy!," The Hold Steady have "Stuck Between Stations" and "Southtown Girls," the first and last tracks (respectively) on Boy and Girls in America, up on their MySpace. I did an interview with Craig Finn and Tad Kubler for a forthcoming article for Discorder on Tuesday, and also got a chance to listen to the album, which is due out on October 3rd. If you weren't a fan of the band previously, I'm not sure if it will win you over. But, as someone who absolutely adores them, I can say that it just might be the finest of their three records. In fact, it might be my favourite record of the year.
Leeroy Stagger is opening for Chad VanGaalen at his October 7th show at the Media Club.
Sparta are at Richard's on November 4th with Sound Team.
now playing: Emily Haines & The Soft Skeleton - Crowdsurf Off A Cliff
came in six lengths ahead, we spent the whole next week getting high
Sorry about the lack of updates, I've been busy with some non-blog related writing things. Here are a couple of things that may interest you though.
In addition to "Chips Ahoy!," The Hold Steady have "Stuck Between Stations" and "Southtown Girls," the first and last tracks (respectively) on Boy and Girls in America, up on their MySpace. I did an interview with Craig Finn and Tad Kubler for a forthcoming article for Discorder on Tuesday, and also got a chance to listen to the album, which is due out on October 3rd. If you weren't a fan of the band previously, I'm not sure if it will win you over. But, as someone who absolutely adores them, I can say that it just might be the finest of their three records. In fact, it might be my favourite record of the year.
Leeroy Stagger is opening for Chad VanGaalen at his October 7th show at the Media Club.
Sparta are at Richard's on November 4th with Sound Team.
now playing: Emily Haines & The Soft Skeleton - Crowdsurf Off A Cliff
