full court press - Winter 2020 Playlist
full court press 🎵 Playlist > Winter 2020 Věra Chytilová: “Sedmikrásky” (1966 film) Messer Chups: Vamp Babes (2002 score) John Wright: South Side Soul Tracy Chapman: Gimme One Reason Solomon
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full court press 🎵 Playlist > Winter 2020 Věra Chytilová: “Sedmikrásky” (1966 film) Messer Chups: Vamp Babes (2002 score) John Wright: South Side Soul Tracy Chapman: Gimme One Reason Solomon
reality bites back 🎵 Playlist > Autumn 2020 Gil Scott Heron: Lady Day and John Coltrane Tribe Called Quest: We The People Deltron 3030: Virus Thievery Corporation: Thief Rockers The Aval
Join us for a podcast on Seb Doubinsky’s novel in the City-States cycle: The Invisible (August 2020, Meerkat Press). go to the PODCAST In Seb Doubinsky’s speculative fiction, the world is separated i
The Song of Synth by Seb Doubinsky is a science fiction novel about about a strange new drug that creates a fungible boundary between our perceptions of real and virtual worlds. The story fits loose
fighting fire with fire 🎵 Playlist > Summer 2020 Surfrajettes: Britney Spears Toxic Surf Mix Steve King: Satan Is Her Name Ry Cooder: Feeling Bad Blues Link Wray: Earth is Crying Jimi Hen
Honk 2011 (c) Benjamin Greenberg Not everyone enjoys the brassy-assed freak-out of Honkfest, but if you ask me, a pack of nutty anarchists marching around the streets jamming on trumpets, d
I was talking with my friend Don about this cool book I am reading about the rocket scientist John Whiteside Parsons — _Strange Angel_ — when the conversation somehow changed tracks to Le
Another legend is lost! Only days after Studs Terkel, the mysterious singer Yma Sumac, self-described descendent of an Inca emperor, has passed away. As described by Los Angeles Times music critic
Shouldn’t there be a little Bollywood, or as the case may be Tollywood, Kollywood, and Lollywood, in all of us? If not for these bizarrely enterprising cinema juggernauts, we would never have seen t
Rediscovering this brilliant story from Mickey Rat Comics #3 (1980) by Robert Armstrong reminds me of how important [perhaps even CRITICAL] it was to my development. Not only did I discover the true