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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Two Guitarists and a Microphone
"Freight Train Boogie" And a lot of special guests. Bob Jones and Boo Reiners, otherwise known as the Plunk Brothers, had a CD release party at Jalopy last night. Their first set consisted entirely of songs from their brand new … Continue reading
Del Rey and Craig Flury
Del Rey and Craig Flury I have been stalking lessons from mary_wroth, it would seem. Last night I went to the Good Coffeehouse in Brooklyn to see my second Del Rey show this week. Del is not nearly as famous … Continue reading
Rediscovering Ambience and Minimalism
A little while ago, I wrote about rediscovering some of the electronic and ambient music I used to listen to I was in college. A friend recently mentioned that she is using some of Philip Glass’s music in a dance … Continue reading