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  RECENTLY

Covering Silkworm for One Week // One Band
2011 Year-End List Extravaganza
Reviews: Christina Vantzou's No. 1
Reviews: Picastro & Nadja's Fool, Redeemer
Reviews: Wye Oak's Civilian
Concert Reviews: The Life and Times, Deleted Scenes, and Tired Old Bones at O'Brien's Pub
Reviews: The Leap Year's With a Little Push a Pattern Appears
The Ten: Favorite songs fronted by J. Robbins
Reviews: Songs of Farewell and Departure: A Tribute to Hum
Concert Review: Cymbals Eat Guitars, Hooray for Earth, and Beige

  TEN

1. J. Robbins & Gordon Withers at the Lilypad
2. Harmonia - Musik von Harmonia
3. Drive
4. Homeland
5. The Night of the Hunter
6. Cymbals Eat Guitars - "Rifle Eyesight (Proper Name)"
7. John Banville - The Sea
8. Cluster - Sowiesoso
9. Win Win
10. Low - Trust

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Design Work for Nude as the News

My friend and former Signal Drench cohort Mark T.R. Donohue (Western Homes) asked me to do the layout for his NATN feature on the Monolith festival. Here is is. If you've ever wondered about how I design web sites, here's the gist: I come up with a good idea and figure out the least efficient way possible to execute it. Framing those photographs took much, much too long before I figured out how to accomplish it with less aggravation. I'm still happy with this design, though, since it's the best looking thing I've done since my 40 of 2000s feature. It's somewhat amazing how long it'll take me to get back into the swing of graphic design, but now that my muscles are loose I'm off to tackle the Juno Documentary site.

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On Jan 10, 12:04 AM dusty said,

YEAH WHATS THE DEAL!!!!


On Jan 12, 05:49 PM Sebastian said,

I’m working on that.