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2019 Music News
Shellac to Release Peel Sessions
Thrush Hermit Announce Clayton Park Vinyl Release, Tour Dates
Broken Social Scene Announce New EP "Let's Try The After - Vol 2"
Built To Spill Announce Keep It Like A Secret Anniversary Tour
Sebadoh Announces New Album and Tour
PILE Announce Green and Gray LP, Share "Bruxist Grin"
PILE Announce North American Tour
Jeremy Enigk Announces Full Band Tour
Failure and Swervedriver Announce Joint Headlining Tour
Ian Blurton to Release "Space Is Forever" on Jan. 19, 2019
2019 Live Reviews
Pixies - The Phoenix, 12/12/2019
Thrush Hermit - Danforth Music Hall, 10/04/2019
Built to Spill - The Phoenix, 09/20/2019
Wolf Parade - Danforth Music Hall, 08/16/2019
Guided By Voices - Lee's Palace, 07/13/2019
Sebadoh - Horseshoe Tavern, 07/12/2019
PILE - The Horseshoe Tavern, 05/28/2019
Morrissey - Sony Centre, 04/26/2019
Broken Social Scene - Danforth Music Hall, 04/25/2019
Jeremy Enigk - Radio, 04/15/2019
Failure/Swervedriver - The Phoenix, 04/01/2019
Teenage Fanclub - The Phoenix, 03/08/2019
Deerhunter - Danforth Music Hall, 02/21/2019
METZ/Fucked Up - The Opera House, 12/22/2018
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Scotiabank Arena, 10/28/2018
PILE - The Garrison, 10/04/2018
The The - Sony Centre, 09/19/2018
Interpol - Rebel, 09/13/2018
The Smashing Pumpkins - Scotiabank Arena, 08/08/2018
Fleet Foxes - Sony Centre, 07/24/2018
Radiohead - Scotiabank Arena, 07/19/2018
Pixies - Budweiser Stage, 07/14/2018
Jack White - Budweiser Stage, 06/09/2018
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The Breeders - The Phoenix, 05/06/2018
The Afghan Whigs/Built To Spill - The Danforth Music Hall, 04/23/2018
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Grizzly Bear - Massey Hall, 11/27/2017
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The Flaming Lips: Rebel, 03/13/2017
Dinosaur Jr. - Danforth Music Hall, 03/10/2017
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Pixies: TURF, Fort York, 09/20/2015
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Failure: Lee's Palace, 08/18/2015
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The Tragically Hip: Molson Amphitheatre, 07/01/2015
Spoon: The Phoenix, 06/24/2015
Pixies: Horseshoe Tavern, 06/07/2015
Ride: Danforth Music Hall, 06/02/2015
Constantines: Massey Hall, 05/27/2015
Faith No More: Sony Centre, 05/09/2015
METZ: Lee's Palace, 05/02/2015
Swans: The Phoenix, 02/20/2015
Hamilton Leithauser, The Drake, 01/20/2015
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Swans: Yonge-Dundas Square, 06/20/2014
Chad VanGaalen: Lee's Palace, 05/24/2014
The National: Massey Hall, 04/09/2014
Pixies: Massey Hall, 01/15/2014
Spiritualized: The Phoenix, 05/05/2012
The Walkmen: The Phoenix, 03/02/2012
Anna Calvi: Lee's Palace, 12/12/2011
Scratch Acid: Lee's Palace, 11/11/2011
2019 Album Reviews
Sebadoh - Act Surprised
Pixies - Beneath the Eyrie
PILE - Green and Gray
The Raconteurs - Help Us Stranger
Ian Blurton - Signals Through The Flames
Failure - In The Future Your Body Will Be The Furthest Thing From Your Mind
The Breeders - All Nerve
Pixies - Come On Pilgrim... It's Surfer Rosa
Spiritualized - And Nothing Hurt
Jack White - Boarding House Reach
The Afghan Whigs - In Spades
Broken Social Scene - Hug of Thunder
Chavez - Cockfighters
Dinosaur Jr. - Give A Glimpse Of What Yer Not
Fleet Foxes - Crack-Up
PJ Harvey: The Hope Six Demolition Project
METZ - Strange Peace
Thurston Moore - Rock n Roll Consciousness
PILE - A Hairshirt of Purpose
Queens of the Stone Age - Villains
Chad VanGaalen - Light Information
Lou Barlow: Brace the Wave
Hamilton Leithauser + Rostam - I Had A Dream That You Were Mine
Pixies - Head Carrier
Swans: The Gate
Built To Spill: Untethered Moon
The Dead Weather: Dodge and Burn
Failure: The Heart is a Monster
Modest Mouse: Strangers to Ourselves
Chad VanGaalen: Shrink Dust
The Afghan Whigs: Do to the Beast
Hamilton Leithauser: Black Hours
Thurston Moore: The Best Day
Pixies: Indie Cindy
Shellac: Dude Incredible
Girls Against Boys: The Ghost List
Nirvana: Live At The Paramount
Ian Blurton - Ian Blurton's Future Now
Jonas Bonnetta: Evening Hymns
Mike Haliechuk: Fucked Up
Eli Janney: Girls Against Boys
Steve Lambke: Constantines/Baby Eagle
Rick Maguire: PILE
Rick Maguire - PILE (2019)
Greg Norman: Electrical Audio
Buzz Osborne: Melvins
Justin Pearson: Retox
Russell Simins, Judah Bauer: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Kellii Scott: Failure
Johnny Temple: Girls Against Boys
Bry Webb: Constantines
Andrew Whiteman & Ariel Engle: AroarA, Broken Social Scene
David Yow: The Jesus Lizard/Scratch Acid
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Justin Pearson is screaming his head off, and he wants you to hear it! After twenty years and almost the same number of bands, Pearson and his new band, Retox, have an album out and tours lined up to spread the word. Ipecac Recordings released the band's debut album, Ugly Animals, in August of last year, and it is just the latest chapter of a punk rock book that Pearson has been writing all of his life. With songs full of protest, distrust, and disgust, Ugly Animals finds Justin playing from his comfort zone.
While Retox is his latest incarnation, Pearson established his roots in the early '90s bands Struggle and The Swing Kids, though it was his work with hardcore act The Locust that saw Justin breakthrough beyond punk's natural borders. The San Diego native is a punk rock lifer and is every bit the social and political activist. Much like indie legends Fugazi, he routinely plays concerts that benefit local causes and is steadfast in his support of all-ages shows.
Not just content with playing the game, Pearson wanted a say in its rules too, so in 1994 (as a then nineteen-year-old) he founded Three One G Records. Over the ensuing eighteen years, Three One G has become a sort of hothouse for burgeoning punk and hardcore acts. His label has been a haven for the musicians he likes to collaborate with, and a helping hand to those just finding their voice.
On the verge of starting yet another tour, chorusVERSEchorus caught up with Justin Pearson to talk of a life in hardcore.
You have been in numerous bands, run your own record label, authored a book, and are very socially and politically active. Your motivation and drive seem tireless, what fuels them?
Justin Pearson: I think my motivation comes subconsciously. I don't feel like I am aware of the overall picture when starting a project. As cheesy as it may sound, it just comes naturally. Like something I have to do.
Generally speaking, the bands that you have performed with would fall into the category of Punk/ Hardcore. Is there music that you want to create that would reach beyond that genre?
JP: I wish I wasn't artistically limited. There is a lot I would love to do, but it's just not part of my DNA I suppose. However, I feel I am influenced or interested in a wide variety of stuff, which all steers me in certain directions. So the outcome of what I do tends to be a bit out of line in some respects. I suppose the stuff I do is classifiable to some people, but I feel it never fits any genre's guidelines.
Does Retox approach or make music differently than any of your previous bands?
JP: Sure, it all depends on who is part of each given project. Whatever the players bring to the table has the outcome of the collective.
Having been in so many bands through the years and having dealt with all the headaches/ heartbreaks that comes with it, what do you find is the single most frustrating aspect of life in a band?
JP: Well there are certainly negative aspects of each project, but I think even those aspects create a positive outcome in some way. I certainly learn from mistakes or even figure out more applicable ways to execute future things that I will take on.
In turn, what is the most rewarding aspect?
JP: There are so many rewarding aspects, such as traveling, meeting interesting people, creating stuff that I enjoy with people who are like-minded and also inspiring to me, as well as trying to take a productive approach to social politics and collaborating with organizations and groups.
As mentioned earlier, you are a musician, author, label head honcho, etc... Looking forward, do you see yourself focusing more on one specific aspect of these, or are you happy doing many creative things?
JP: Sometimes there is more emphasis on certain things that I am involved in, which all shifts from time to time. I was starting to work on a new book, but completely put that on hold and dove into the new Retox LP. But I will get back to each aspect that I am involved in when the time is right. All of the stuff I have on my plate are not necessarily things that consume all of my time. Some of the stuff is very part time and can be worked on at my leisure.
You are playing some shows with Melvins, and in the past you have cited them as an influence. Is there another band or two that, as a fan, you would like to share a stage with?
JP: I have been lucky to have toured with some amazing bands in the past. I am looking forward to the dates with Melvins. As far as other bands who I have not toured with, there are quite a few. I really dig Pissed Jeans, Antony and the Johnsons, MIA, Tom Waits, Nouvelle Vague, Pre, Sonido Lasser Drakar… all artists who I would love to tour with.
You seem to have played a very prominent role in San Diego's music scene. Have you found it to be receptive to the music you make?
JP: Thanks for the compliment. As far as the San Diego scene, I think it has been constantly changing in good and bad ways over the years. But the term "scene" is skewed in my opinion. Growing up in San Diego, I realized that you don't have to follow the typical guidelines. I grew up seeing acts like Tijuana No and Amenity play together. Or a little later on, seeing a show that's bill was Unbroken, Clikitat Ikatowi, Undertow, and Slant 6. and it made sense and worked for everyone involved. So I think it was aspects like this which influenced how I see the musical community of San Diego, and even some of those abroad.
Finally, Retox put out an album last year and you are still playing shows supporting it, so I figure that will take up the majority of your time this year, but what else is in the cards for the near future?
JP: We actually just started working on a new album called "YPLL" which is just about finished. So that has been consuming most of my time lately. I do intend to get back to my third book, and I am sure things will come up here and there which I will take on.
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When on a photo tour and workshop in Maui, we tend to concentrate on seascapes, rocky coastline, waves crashing on the beach, sunrises, sunsets, waterfalls, e.t.c., and tend to overlook the obvious. Photographers benefit from taking their time and looking around. By doing so interesting compositions and subjects can surprise you.


Spanning both London venues, Tony Cragg's fourteenth exhibition with Lisson Gallery features a new series of sculptural works that continue and further develop his pursuit of manifesting dynamic energy within the gallery space in conjunction with his keen interest in texture and materiality. Cragg's practice begins with simple, yet loaded elements of gestural line, signifying the presence of the artist's hand in the work, often evolving into morphed, distended form that play on ideas of perception and subjective realities. Cragg works towards uncovering the unseen, both in terms of untapped energy and the unseen rules of the universe, metaphysical manifestations of connectivity and action, layering forms and lines to reshape visions of the contemporary world.
Approaching sculpture with a modern mindset, Cragg's work confounds the rational aspects of the medium through the viewer's response, drawing on forms and materials that stem from his early work utilizing found detritus and consumer goods in his sculptural assemblages. With previous work exploring site-specific investigations of space in relation to the objects within it, his arrangements pioneered the experience of space, and the object's participation in this exchange between viewer and site. But Cragg's evolution would eventually branch out towards notions of the ephemeral in space rather than in material, and his works eventually branched out into more expressive explorations of materiality itself. Wood, plaster, stone, fiberglass, steel, iron, polystyrene, and bronze became vectors for the representation and exploration of growth and energy. As his works took on a more solid form, he continued to focus on the relationship between the individual elements of each work and his larger sculptural program.
As Cragg's work into this sense of sculptural possibility, his objects gradually shed their relations to the real outside the gallery space. Working with familiar forms like cups and bowls, Cragg would gradually transform them beyond recognition, producing sculptures that represented notions of cells, organs, organisms, and the body while remaining vaguely grounded in its original. In later works, Cragg translated the flat two-dimensional line into the third-dimension by creating curving shapes that he then fused together and covered with external layerings. The skeletal base structure underneath an outer 'skin' suggests a tension, a kinetic energy referencing the growth and development of both plants and animals.
His new series on display fits in with these intentions of his existing oeuvre, his desire to portray invisible energy in a physical form. His use of strong, weighted elements suggest a sense of permanence juxtaposed with the dynamic fluidity of perceived energy and movement. Works in the Industrial Nature series, for instance, refer to fusions of new forms, the collisions between natural, organic, and artificial elements. Exploring tension, as well as geometric versus organic structures, this series is a reflection of the natural world.
Three of the bronzes on display, Willow, Skull, and Migrant, take a different approach than that of his Industrial Nature works, but are equally interested in reshaping the world through the reimagining of materials. Similarly, his white sculptures in wood and onyx, such as Sail can be viewed as an extension of his Versus series, drawing his sense of energy into the raw experience of movement rather than seeking to embody it within the object itself. Alongside works in metal, there is also a series of glass sculptures cast from Cragg's own head. Titled Identity, this collection is exhibited next to the Early Forms, Rational Beings, and Manipulations series that he began in the 1980s.
Honoring Cragg's transformative relationship with elements of form, volume, surface, scale, and texture, the exhibition highlights his nuanced understanding of history and fantasy, and his mission of creating an alternative reality through spacial awareness and manipulation of form.
The show closes on November 5th.
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This airline just flew around the world with an all-female crew
March 6, 2017 by Dwayne Martinez
An Indian airline has set a record by flying around the world with an all-female crew.
The Air India Boeing 777-200LR took off from New Delhi to San Francisco last Monday and returned on Friday.
From the check-in ground staff to officials in the cockpit, and engineers who certified the aircraft and even the staff at the air traffic controllers were all women, the airline said.
The feat comes as part of the celebration of International Women's Day, Air India said, adding that it has applied for recognition from Guinness World Records and Limca Book of Records. Last year, too, Air India had an all-female crew operate the world's longest continuous flight.
The flight, en route to the United States, flew over the Pacific Ocean and took the Atlantic route while returning, covering the entire globe.
For Air India, bagging world records isn't anything new. Last October, the airline made news when it took the trans-Pacific route instead of the usual Atlantic route to run the longest non-stop flight in shortest time.

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"Saturday Morning Fun Pit" is the 133rd episode of Futurama and the 6th of Season 10 (broadcast).
Earth President Richard Nixon and Vice President Headless Clone of Agnew sit down to watch some Saturday morning cartoons starring various re-interperetations of the Futurama crew.
Part 1 - "Bendee Boo and the Mystery Crew" Edit
It's a parody of the Scooby-Doo series. In this episode the gang (with Hermes Conrad as Freddie, Amy Wong as Velma, Turanga Leela as Daphne, Philip J. Fry I as Shaggy and Bender as Scooby/Bendee) are driving through the Repeating Forest (a reference to the low-rent animation tactics used by Hanna-Barberra) on their way to visit the Professor's Cloning lab. On the way, they are first accosted by a Dragon Ghost which warns them to leave the forrest and subsequently they stop at George Takei's kabuki theater (which has fallen on hard times due to the placement of a basketball arena next door) for a bite to eat. Making their way on to the cloning lab, where Zoidberg is the Professor's anti-cloning butler and the Harlem Globetrotters are visiting in order to have a team of 5 clones of Larry Bird made in order to practice against. While staying overnight, nearly every Scooby Doo trope is paid homage to, culminating in a two-part reveal which results in the decapitation of Zoidberg (as though the Mystery Crew expected his real head to be a removable mask) and they discover that Takei is the one who did it because he figured if the Globetrotters couldn't play, people would come to his kabuki theater instead (which was true), but Takei says that he did it because he is mentally ill (which was not true). The Trotters go on to their scheduled local basketball game, which turns out to be against a team of SIX Larry Birds.
Part 2 - "Purpleberry Pond" Edit
The crowd outside the White House grows violent and throws a brick through the window. Nixon's solution is to watch Purpleberry Pond-after putting in a call to Hollywood that the public want the government to regulate children's programming to have helpful lessons shoehorned in. In Purpleberry Pond, life is idyllic and everyone and everything are a shade of violet. The characters encourage "healthy" eating, having fun with others and not judging people because they're different. Throughout there are commercials for Purpleberry Puffs cereal, a new variety of cereal being introduced whenever a new character is introduced, with a sub-narrative wherein the child in the commercials becomes obese and is implied to have developed Type II diabetes. For example, when "Lord Loquat" is introduced, "orange berry" pieces are added to the cereal and when the Berry Burglar (Professor Farnsworth in a role analogous more to Gargamel from the Smurfs rather the Purple Pie Man from Strawberry Shortcake) fires a sugarball bomb at Purpleberry Pond, the cereal introduces its new "Sugar-blasted" pops.
Part 3 - "G.I. Zapp" Edit
Lastly, Nixon and Agnew begin to watch the G.I. Zapp cartoon, but find after a few minutes that it is, as the rioting crowd outside says, too violent. Nixon creatively re-edits the cartoon (using a device which is implied to have played a part in Nixon's historical erasing of Oval Office tapes.) In Nixon's version, the violently code-named GI Zapp members are re-christened, more innocent explanations for violent actions are narrated in Nixon's voice (e.g., a version of water-boarding is made bobbing for apples and footage is run backwards to create "bullet sucking tanks.") When "Orphan Crippler's" (Bender's) chest cavity opens to reveal what appears to be a giant Killamajig from Chapek 9 or a Fleen from Omicron Persei 8, set to violently dispatch of an enemy soldier, Nixon gives up and censors to a GI Joe style PSA about sharing instead of fighting featuring Dwight, Cubert and Nixon and Agnew themselves, riding up on a motorcycle and sidecar and tearing in half the football that the children had just been arguing over, culminating in a rainbow-against-a-starscape catchphrase, "Now you know something!"
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