Until the last year or so, I never gave a great deal of thought to social media or what that pair of words even meant, really. I used a lot of social media, presumably understanding what it was for, but didn't spend a lot of time dissecting its greater implications beyond how I personally related to it. And typically, I've related to it in the simplest, most direct way possible. AIM and mIRC were probably my earliest introduction to social media besides Makeout Club, and I'm not yet willing to admit that I know anything about that [...]
Here we are with another episode of 'Ladies Night", and this looks like volume four...so you know we have worked the kinks out right?? With such posts it is difficult to segue into the post as such, being a man I often sit back, mouth agape at the intricacies of women. I dug into some quotes that might lend to a bit more understanding of why the Ladies deserve a post of their own today. I guess the fact that the below 6 songs are all great and should be on your listening list already isn't good enough? Oh well, [...]
Karli Fairbanks was recommended by someone from last.fm quite a while ago. The thing that immediately striked me when I listened to her music, is her soulful voice, sad, but hopeful at the same time. Singing beautiful songs you that want to sing along with! Born and raised in the sleepy streets of Spokane, Washington Karli Fairbanks has been a well-known presence in the local music scene for the last three years, collaborating widely and playing alongside some of the talented and increasingly successful young musicians who are putting Spokane back on the music radar. A [...]
Karli Fairbanks is having a yard sale and everything must go! Including apparently her brother's clothes. That's right, she's selling her house and most of her possessions and is about to embark on the peripatetic journey of the itinerant musician (itinerant in the "bohemian rover" sense, not in the "moth-eaten vagrant" sense). Scary, yes, but I [...]
Battery In Your Leg
Slowcoustic
Let Me Like It
Song, by Toad
Antony and the Johnsons - "Rise"
Beach House covers Queen
