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Andy Zipf Makes it an Early Night at Hotel Cafe

Posted on 12 June 2008 by Dan Portnoy

Andy Zipf

Los Angeles - Tonight at The Hotel Cafe catch Andy Zipf for his debut performance at the venue.
The show starts at 7 so get there early. Also slated for the evening - Ken Oak Band @ 8pm - Meiko @ 9pm (Click here for Tix) - Astra Heights @ 10pm - Yellow Red Sparks @ 11pm

The evening looks to be one of fun and up and comers in the LA scene. Get there early and make sure you say hey while you’re there. Since Andy’s an East Coast guy and I’m still getting my feet wet since moving to the left coast. Besides, The Hotel Cafe is a great venue and relays an intimacy with artists that isn’t as common anymore. It’s like the setting to those stories that we’ve all heard about when Dylan was traveling around the country sharing his music in exchange for a hot meal, quality conversation and a little money for gas.

Andy Zipf

Also Check out Andy Zipf on THE DROP here.

To get a feel of what Andy’s like live - Check out Into The Hill - They recorded some songs from Pfriends on Pfilm and are sharing them on their site.

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YouTube.com Is Your New Local Theatre?

Posted on 07 April 2008 by Dan Portnoy

Cult of SincerityTuesday is another brick in the changing landscape of digital communication. Cult Classics, LLC. launches it’s “Cult of Sincerity” film and releases the entire thing…. yes the whole thing to YouTube.com (Check it out here) Continue Reading

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Vampire Weekend

Posted on 19 March 2008 by Adam Bodine

Vampire WeekendOk, ok, so after already being heralded as potentially the best new band of 2008 by Spin Magazine, another article on Vampire Weekend may not exactly be on the cutting edge. Continue Reading

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“It’s Not True” by William Fitzsimmons

Posted on 15 March 2008 by Dan Portnoy

William Fitzsimmons - It’s Not TrueWilliam Fitzsimmons announces his first video ever from the album “Goodnight”. Continue Reading

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Chick Rock Bands and Unicorns

Posted on 21 February 2008 by Dan Portnoy

The CoathangersI think they have a lot in common, so much it’s unreal. Why did you get into Flyleaf, Tool, Sleater Kinney, and even the Halo Friendlies? Yes, the music HAS to be good - but it doesn’t hurt if there’s a little eye candy in a sea of dudes. I just got sent this new video from Atlanta rockers The CoatHangers. Good premise for a video and anytime insanity can be recorded in picture form with a soundtrack - I’m in. Continue Reading

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A Fine Frenzy Hits the Road

Posted on 21 February 2008 by Dan Portnoy

A Fine FrenzyAlison Sudol hit’s the road this spring with label mate FERRAS (pronounced Fer-AHSS) as support. Just last week the follow up single “Come on, Come Out” was released and A Fine Frenzy hit the Stage at both The Late Show (check out the video) and Carson Daly. Continue Reading

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Human Giant Roars Back

Posted on 19 February 2008 by Dan Portnoy

Human GiantThe comedic genius of The Human Giant comes back to TV just when we need it. Because lets be honest - Knight Rider!?!?!? Continue Reading

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As Tall As Lions - Into the Flood

Posted on 29 January 2008 by Adam Bodine

As Tall As LionsThe turn of a new year is rife with a plethora of bands and albums I somehow managed to miss the previous year (or two). As hard as I try to keep up with the latest and greatest in indie rock, a lot of outstanding stuff manages to stay under the radar, at least at the time of it’s release. Continue Reading

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Going “Heima”

Posted on 13 November 2007 by Dan Portnoy

Sigur Ros - Heima

Last week sonic champions of the abstract Sigur Ros released Hvarf - Heim, a double EP featuring brand new tracks as well as the sound track to the upcoming film release on 12/4 entitled “Heima” (Icelandic for Home)
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Juno- The movie

Posted on 05 November 2007 by Dan Portnoy

Juno - The Movie

Ellen Page stars as Juno (also the film’s title), a whip-smart teen confronting an unplanned pregnancy by her classmate Bleeker (Michael Cera). With the help of her hot best friend Leah (Olivia Thirlby), Juno finds her unborn child a “perfect” set of parents: an affluent suburban couple, Mark and Vanessa (Jason Bateman and Jennifer Garner), longing to adopt. Luckily, Juno has the total support of her parents (JK Simmons and Allison Janney) as she faces some tough decisions, flirts with adulthood and ultimately figures out where she belongs.

Check out the soundtrack to what reviewers are already calling “This Years Little Miss Sunshine”

Soundtrack Lineup
“Anyone Else But You”
Performed by The Moldy Peaches
ALSO performed by Ellen Page and Michael Cera

“Tire Swing”
“My Rollercoaster”
“So Nice So Smart”
“I Like Giants”
“Reminders of Then”
“12/26″
“Loose Lips”
Written and Performed by Kimya Dawson

“Tree Hugger”
“Sleep”
Performed by Kimya Dawson and Antsy Pants

“Once I Loved”
Performed by Astrud Gilberto

“All I Want Is You”
Written and Performed by: Barry Louis Polisar

“Besame Mucho”
Performed by: Trio Los Panchos

“A Well Respected Man”
Performed by The Kinks

“Doll Parts”
Written by Courtney Love
Preformed by ??????

“I’m Sticking With You”
Preformed by The Velvet Underground

“Dearest”
Performed by Buddy Holly

“Why Bother”
Performed by tHe drop (no relation)

“Superstar”
Performed by Sonic Youth

“Piazza, New York Catcher”
“Expectations”
Performed by Belle & Sebastian

“All the Young Dudes”
Performed by Mott The Hoople

“Sea of Love”
Performed by Cat Power

“Vampire”
Performed by Antsy Pants

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