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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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Help Is on the Way

From the three weeks of a temporary TextPattern design, you’ve probably guessed that my host transfer wasn’t entirely successful. Short version: be very, very thorough extracting your database before changing hosts. The new site design is now up—hopefully it’s an improvement—but much of the work has yet to be done. Over the next week or two I’ll be tweaking the new design, adding functionality (RSS feed), fixing the site’s infrastructure by setting clear sections and categories, adding images (album covers, book covers, etc.) to existing posts, and streamlining the site’s navigation. Once I resume posting, I’ll introduce a number of new memes that I’ve been working on. I’m excited about moving forward with what will essentially be New Artillery 2.0.

Please excuse any hiccups you may encounter during this process. I’d put up an animated gif of a construction worker, but it would go against my overall goal of modernizing this site.

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COMMENTS

On Sep 30, 12:56 PM floodwatch said,

I loved the unique look of v1.0, but this looks pretty slick as well. Hope the remaining work transitions smoothly.


On Oct 2, 11:10 AM Sebastian said,

I think this is design V6, but only the second during the Textpattern era. Once I have an about page up, I’ll have screencaps of the old designs.


On Mar 13, 07:26 AM Term Papers said,

I really admire this, I mean it really looks interesting!