LA RECORD ARTICLE ON WE ARE THE WORLD AND RAINBOW ARABIA. CLICK ON THE PIC TO READ….
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“…Hecuba, however, come from that noble pool of artists whose remixes exist solely to weird things up…”
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“We Are The World — the endlessly creepy and talented dance/music/fashion quartet co-led by Ryan Heffington — has just released a beautifully freaky video for its song “Clay Stones.” Shot in the San Bernardino forest, the clip features writhing bodies, Shyamalan-worthy costumery, and demon-like creatures whose bodies move like that thing in The Ring. Alma Har’el co-directs.” ~LA WEEKLY
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THE POLYAMOROUS AFFAIR IN LA WEEKLY!!!!!
“Eddie Chacon and Sissy Sainte-Marie (above) carry on with The Polyamorous Affair, their concept project best described as “Serge Gainsbourg and Brigitte Bardot’s Bonnie and Clyde kidnap Giorgio Moroder and they all defect to the USSR a few years before its collapse.” They will be headlining ultrahip label Manimal Vinyl’s showcase next Monday, December 7 at the Echo, supported by Zaza, Tearist (featuring WCS’s pinup Yasmine Kittles!), and Laco$te. Los Angeles polymath Chacon has had a long, colorful career, going from hyped Beatles revamps, to the birth of Miami raunch rap, to a pop career in the UK and producing/songwriting acclaim in Denmark. Catch this 21st-century Lee Hazlewood and his chanteuse spouse doing their Bolshevik Disco thing before they blow up, or Chacon makes his next unpredictable career move.”
For the full LA WEEKLY article go to: http://www.airyeezyshoes.co.cc/2009/12/los-angeles-weekly-music-newsletter.html
Manimal Vinyl presents “Bogus Rimshots from the Fourth,” a schizophrenic fifteen-track collection that puts together some of Pizza’s best work sofar. You can purchase it from iTunes for $9.99 by clicking on the picture. It is also available from www.Amazon.com for only $8.99.
“Manimal’s relentless outpouring of LA-spawned new bands continues with its new release from Pizza!, a quintet whose songtitles include ‘Gay “Hotel California”‘ and ‘Iron Fart’. Despite outwardly appearing to be horrendously juvenile, Pizza! are capable of some great psych/synth pop moments. ‘Houses’ is a feel good ditty to be reckoned with, and ‘Christmas Is Air (All Around Us)’ is a wholly commendable (un)festive novelty. Elsewhere, ‘Bird Dreams’ is a nice piece of tuneful, yet surreal experimentation, and ‘(We Be @ She) Summer Spot’ is a neat fusion of jazzy horn solos and clipping electronic breaks. The album feels very fragmented, and at no point do you feel there was ever a unifying vision intended, but that scatterbrained logic translates nicely, and you truly never know what’s coming next.” ~boomkat
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