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Cultural Stimuli in LA
Issue 224: hoosegow flavor
Paris may be in prison, but that's no reason for the rest of us to stay
behind bars — after all, an hour in the exercise yard ain't nearly
enough for law-abiding citizens. This week, LA celebrates the outdoors
and out of bounds as the Downtown Art Walk
sends Angelenos sashaying down the sidewalks; Cinespia, the city's best
(and only) outdoor film series held in a historic cemetery, fêtes the
iconic authority-baiting of Rebel Without a Cause; and Stones Throw paterfamilias Peanut Butter Wolf takes advantage of urban sprawl in a seven-day, seven-venue tour of the town. Elsewhere, battle emcee/hip-hop activist Sage Francis returns, brandishing spoken-word weapons in a bid to liberate minds and mojos; Headless
follows an emotionally damaged youth who joins a traveling carnival in
an ill-fated, pyrotechnic bid to outrun his demons; and new online
literary service Bookshorts.com helps rein in that summer reading list. No hoosegow can contain the mind, so get out there, and spread it.
- Shana Nys Dambrot, Managing Editor
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Flavorpill LA is an email magazine covering a hand-picked selection of music, art, and cultural events — delivered each Tuesday afternoon.
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Eagle vs Shark, in theaters Friday, June 15th
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Love from LA
As though you needed proof that LA is a primary source of all that is good in global culture, ArtDontSleep presents From LA with Love,
a compendium of freshly minted art and song from local indie
visionaries. The release of the compilation and accompanying artwork is
celebrated this week with an explosive, high-minded hootenanny at A+D.
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Peanut Butter Wolf vs LA
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Fresh off an epic record reorganization, Stones Throw impresario Peanut Butter Wolf spends tonight touting ironic '90s cuts at Cinespace as part of his seven-day, seven-venue DJ assault. He goes on to conquer hump day at Dub Club,
appearing at the Wednesday night Echoplex event with a slew of rare
'70s dub and roots reggae tunes in tow. In Thursday night's Little Temple
appearance, he showers the club with a series of '80s hip-hop tunes
taken directly from 45s. On Friday, he bumps Afro-Latin and disco tunes
at Grand Star's Firecracker party, and the week-long party culminates on Saturday in an evening of psychedelics, sexual implications, and deep '60s funk at Funky Sole. (HF)
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MUSIC: Soul/Hip-Hop
Lifesavas
Tue
6.12 (9pm) The Roxy Theatre (9009 Sunset Blvd, W Hollywood,
310.278.9457) map $13
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Fly Northwest collaborators and Quannum family members Lifesavas' sophomore album, Gutterfly,
offers a homage to the sounds of blaxploitation with funky horn
samples, organ riffs, heavy bass lines, and pert, flowing lyrics.
Tonight, the boys (Vursatyl and MC Jumbo) drop their soul/hip-hop mesh
on the masses as part of the Gutterfly Urban Legend Tour. (MG)
 In what year was
the "Five Flavor" Life Saver roll introduced? The first randomly drawn
correct response receives a pair of tickets to this show. Entries close
at 6pm on Tue 6.12.
 
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| MUSIC: New Wavey Gravy |
Datarock w/ 8-bit
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Wed 6.13 (8pm) |
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The Troubadour (9081 Santa Monica Blvd, W Hollywood, 310.276.6168) map |
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Listening to Datarock is like wearing
bright-white, faux-ostrich loafers — improbably awesome. The Norwegian
duo's new wavey, laptop-driven jams bump with the kind of vintage dance
beats, glitzy synth lines, and stripped-down, soulful guitar noodles
that ratchet dirty dancing into high gear. In this way, they take
lessons from modern dance-punk, whirling psychedelia, hip-hop, and
old-school electronic oddities like Devo. Live, they don matching track
suits — an appropriate accoutrement to their non-stop bouncing. The
band hits town tonight alongside the obscene indie rapadelics of
Highland Park blip-bleepers 8-bit. (AP/SN)
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MUSIC: CD Release Party
Scissors for Lefty
Wed
6.13 (8pm) Knitting Factory (7021 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood,
323.463.0204) map $14
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the dream of every American who spent his formative years jamming to
the Beatles in borrowed garages, SF-based quintet Scissors for Lefty
play a purist, music-nerd brand of pop rock that's as much a hit with
international audiences as it is with hard-to-please critics. (SND)
Ned Flanders first opened the Leftorium in which season of The Simpsons? Three randomly drawn correct responses each receive a pair of tickets to this show. Entries close at 6pm on Tue 6.12.
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Downtown Art Walk
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As always, the first stop on Downtown's monthly Art Walk is perennial highlight Bert Green Fine Art.
This time around, the gallery offers three concurrent solo shows with
art by Elizabeth Tobias, Devon Paulson, and Joel Hoyer. Hoyer's
mixed-media creations combine low-tech abstract compositions with
glittery, ironical gold leaf. Paulson's paintings, meanwhile,
incorporate portraiture, architectural motifs, ghostly clip-art, and
richly textured atmospheric settings. For her part, Tobias presents a
series of mounted cibachromes depicting the sound waves generated by
her own voice during meditation. Once you've made your way through Bert
Green, grab a map and get moving: you've got 28 other galleries to get
to. (SND)
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| MUSIC: Indie Rock |
Calvin Johnson w/ Julie Doiron
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In the holy writs
of do-it-yourself dogma, Calvin Johnson's name sits proudly next to
DIY-music diehards like Ian MacKaye, Steve Albini, and Greg Ginn.
Though Johnson started as a no-name intern at his local Olympia, WA,
radio station, he went on to found staunchly independent K Records,
cut lo-fi classics as a driving force in Beat Happening, and produce
records for cred-bearing breakthrough artists like Beck and Kurt
Cobain. Tonight, he plays solo — his sonorous baritone underscored by
acoustic guitar. Julie Doiron of Canadian cult indie rockers Eric's Trip opens with a set of avant-folk-tinged frolics. (DRC)
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Ann Magnuson
Thur
6.14 (8pm) UCLA Hammer Museum (10899 Wilshire Blvd, 310.443.7000) map
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Ex-East Village artist and Paper
magazine columnist Ann Magnuson takes a break from writing about life
in Silverlake, teaming with talented musical director Kristian Hoffman
and A/V impressionist Matt Amato for a UCLA staging of her
oft-resurrected show Pretty Songs & Ugly Stories. (JH)
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| ART: Opening |
D. Jean Hester: You Better Watch What You Say & Micol Hebron: Pas de Deux
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Fri 6.15 (7-10pm) |
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South La Brea Gallery (208 S La Brea Ave, Inglewood) map |
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Although technically two distinct solo
shows, this pair of concurrent installations is better taken in tandem.
Reminding us that You Better Watch What You Say, D. Jean Hester's
large-scale drawings and installation use empty spaces and isolated
symbols of communication to express the awkwardness of human
interaction. The couple sharing a meal in Micol Hebron's two-channel video installation, Pas de Deux,
doesn't even try to communicate — instead sublimating their tension and
frustration into the mechanized rituals of public eating. Despite the
work's lack of idealization, it's tempting to view it as a metaphor for
stymied creativity. (SND)
Note: This exhibition remains on display through Sat 7.14 (Fri & Sat: 11am-5pm).
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The Noisettes w/ the Maccabees and the Pity Party
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Touting an unconventional mix of blues, rock, punk, and giddy British gloss, the Noisettes are like a rabid Tasmanian devil
— easily taken to spinning thick clouds of constructive chaos. Hot off
a stint opening for neo-garage semi-gods Bloc Party, the band steps up
the pulse-pushing power-pop tonight in a set of floor-shaking rockers.
Fellow UK natives the Maccabees support, bringing a charming energy to
sharp guitar melodies and a cheery, art-rock edge. Softening things up
to start, minimalist LA avant-indiekins the Pity Party get things
started with haunting vocals and sparse electro/acoustic experiments.
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The Long Blondes
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The Long Blondes may have taken some
musical cues (and part of their moniker) from Blondie, but the
Sheffield, UK, new wavers have plenty of their own wit and edge to
spare. After an interminable wait, the quintet has finally released Someone to Drive You Home
stateside. While the band's lyrics boast a self-important, nearly
flippant swagger (with admonishing tunes like "Once and Never Again"),
it tempers each with classic, saccharine girl-group vocal references, Pulp-y storytelling, and dark, post-punk-inflected guitar lines. (LT)
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Joe Matt: Spent
Fri
6.15 (7:30pm) Skylight Books (1818 N Vermont Ave, 323.660.1175) map
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Inspiring
comparisons to Charles Bukowski, Robert Crumb, and Harvey Pekar, Joe
Matt's autobiographical comics powerfully illuminate the grim, pitiful
realities of life as an awkward, porn-obsessed resident of Los Feliz.
Matt appears in all his brazen, bitter glory tonight to celebrate his
new book, Spent. (DRC)
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MUSIC: Hip-Hop
Sage Francis
Fri
6.15 (9pm) Henry Fonda Theatre (6126 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood,
323.464.0808) $18
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Fearless
battle emcee and one-man compendium of raucous, righteously indignant
gangsta-free hip-hop, Sage Francis rattles the political cage (and the
beat-laden stage) tonight in support of his new album, Human the Death Dance. (SND)
Which actress did
Sage Francis ask fans to vote for in PETA's 2006 "Sexiest Vegetarian"
competition? Four randomly drawn correct responses each receive a pair
of tickets to this show. Entries close at 6pm on Tue 6.12.
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Austin Young: God Save the Queen
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Sat 6.16 (7-10pm) |
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Art Murmur Gallery (129 E 6th St, Downtown, 213.623.2332) map |
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Influenced at an early age by The Rocky Horror Picture Show,
artist Austin Young uses the camera to explore the hidden dimensions of
personality. Mixing pop culture with punk rock, his photos of drag
superstars, androgynes, and transsexuals explode with color, evoking a
feminine glamour tinged with whimsy. God Save the Queen features images of Lady Bunny, James St. James, Jeffree Star, and Dame Edna, as well as recent video works Baby Got Front and Strange Fruit. In tonight's opening, choreographer/designer Sir Heffington performs a "sort of moving sculpture" entitled Drag with members of Fingered Dangers. (JF)
Note: This exhibition remains on display through Sat 7.28 (Wed-Sat: 12-6pm).
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From LA with Love Album Release Party
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Sat 6.16 (7pm-2am) |
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A+D Museum (5900 Wilshire Blvd, 323.932.9393) map |
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Andrew Lojero's ArtDontSleep
underground multimedia parties are a driving force in the recent,
seemingly magical collusion of LA's art and music scenes. Tonight's
release soiree celebrates his new project, the superlative,
sophisticated, and timely From LA with Love
compilation — a hefty CD of previously unreleased music from artists
like DJ Nobody, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Gaslamp Killer, Carlos Nino, and
a dozen other homegrown visionaries. The music is plenty rich, but
Lojero goes further, turning the liner notes into a compelling
micro-exhibition of original work by a slate of visual artists tapped
to interpret the tracks. Take that, iTunes. (SND)
Which modern painter claimed
to have a form of synesthesia that allowed him to see sound and hear
color? Four randomly drawn correct responses each receive a pair of
tickets to this show. Entries close at 6pm on Tue 6.12.
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Rebel Without a Cause (1955)
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Sat 6.16 (7:30pm) |
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Hollywood Forever Cemetery (6000 Santa Monica Blvd, 323.469.1181) map |
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A trailblazing tale of '50s teen rebellion, frustration, and soul searching, James Dean-driven classic Rebel Without a Cause is almost as much a cultural icon as its star. Playing in the shadow of Dean's rebellious chic, a young Natalie Wood shines with promise, as Sal Mineo
steals the screen in his turn as tragic tagalong Plato. The ultimately
unnerving tale of a new cool kid who shakes up the school gains even
greater resonance tonight as it screens at the Hollywood Forever
Cemetery — no, it's not the Griffith Observatory, but it is home to
many a departed Hollywood star. (MSS)
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Psychobotany
Sat
6.16 & Sun 6.17 (12-5pm) Machine Project (1200 D N Alvarado St,
213.483.8761) map
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In
this special two-day event, writer/herbalist Molly Frances and the
Center for Tactical Magic uncover the mystery of plants' uncanny
ability to heal, arouse, impart knowledge, and even express their
neediness. (MP)
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ART: Benefit
Sea No Evil Auction
Sat
6.16 (6:30pm) Monster Media, Inc. (1515 Marlborough, Riverside Ave,
951.684.3111) map
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For
decades, the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society and its founder, Paul
Watson, have worked to eradicate outlawed whaling practices across the
globe. In the same spirit, tonight's benefit art show donates 100% of
the proceeds to the foundation's initiatives. (LeK)
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Dance Camera West: Pina Bausch on Screen
Sat
6.16 (7pm) UCLA Hammer Museum (10899 Wilshire Blvd, 310.443.7000) map
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Known
around town as the premier purveyor of eclectic and inspired
dance-on-film programs, the Dance Camera West Film Festival takes
things up a notch tonight, presenting a series that focuses on the
career of modern pioneer Pina Bausch. (LeK)
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Jane Gotts and Ron Velasco: Twisted Portrait
Sat
6.16 (7-10:30pm) Black Maria Gallery (3137 Glendale Blvd, Atwater
Village, 323.660.9393) map
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While
portraiture often evokes stiff poses and stagnant feelings — invisible
walls around hidden personas — Jane Gotts and Ron Velasco's Twisted Portrait adds a modern psychological layer to the time-honored art form. (MSS)
Note: This exhibition remains on display through Sun 7.15 (Tue-Sun: 12-6pm).
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Lavender Diamond w/ the Winter Flowers
Sat
6.16 (9:15pm) The Troubadour (9081 Santa Monica Blvd, W Hollywood,
310.276.6168) map $12 / $10 advance
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Lavender
Diamond leader Becky Stark knows a thing or two about vulnerability:
the classically trained soprano switched her chords to indie, pop, and
country-infused folk after being told that her ribcage was too small
for the opera. Her group is joined tonight by fellow folkies the Winter
Flowers and Anders & Woods. (JH)
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Keren Ann
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Sun 6.17 (10pm) |
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The Troubadour (9081 Santa Monica Blvd, W Hollywood, 310.276.6168) map |
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The sultry sounds of chanteuse Keren Ann evoke a Mazzy Star-like
vision of two weary worlds, mimicking the aching exhaustion of cities
like Paris and Manhattan. The French singer/songwriter's fifth,
self-titled album, follows on the surreptitious sounds of her
internationally lauded last record, Nolita, with indie folk and
country jazz that's a testament to a life lived in transit. She hits
the Troubadour tonight alongside singer/songwriter Jason Hart — an
up-and-coming artist who's recently pounded the pavement with big boys
like Rufus Wainwright and Antony and the Johnsons. (JH)
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David Newsom: 3 Miles of Idaho
Sun
6.17 (5-9pm) DCA Fine Art (3107 Pico Blvd, Santa Monica, 310.396.8565) map
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In David Newsom's 3 Miles of Idaho, the artist presents a series of staggeringly beautiful large-scale prints culled from Skip,
his recent literary testament to the tenacity of his disabled brother
and the redemptive power of small-town Idaho's natural beauty. (CG)
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MUSIC: Samba
Brazilian Summer Festival feat. Grupo Fundo de Quintal
Sun
6.17 (7pm) The Ford Theater (2580 E Cahuenga Blvd, Hollywood,
323.461.3673) map $35-45
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In
this year's Brazilian Summer Festival, one of the country's best samba
bands, Fundo de Quintal, fills the Ford's outdoor music stage with the
rhythms of Rio de Janeiro, as Afro-samba dancers strut their stuff,
picnickers picnic, DJs groove, and the artfully inclined browse a
selection of Brazilian crafts. (PXC)
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David Axelrod Live at Royal Festival Hall feat. J. Rocc
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Mon 6.18 (7:30pm) |
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Egyptian Theatre (6712 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, 323.466.FILM) map |
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Once an inescapable icon, producer/composer David Axelrod
has been largely absent since his '70s heyday. Luckily, artists like DJ
Shadow and Lauryn Hill have begun to inspire a new appreciation for the
epic, sweeping sounds Axelrod perfected on productions for artists like
Lou Rawls and the Electric Prunes.
Tonight's premiere screening of a rare 2004 performance at London's
Royal Festival Hall offers a chance to become intimate with Axelrod's
work in a way that all-too-few young folks have. The man himself
appears for a discussion following the film, and hardcore Axelrod fan J. Rocc (of the World Famous Beat Junkies) follows with a tribute DJ set. (EJL)
If Axl Rose and Rod Stewart both entered a battle of the banshee
screams, who would win and why? The two most ear-piercing responses in
50 words or less each receive a pair of tickets to this show. Entries
close at 6pm on Tue 6.12.
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Headless
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Now through Sun 6.24 (Thur-Sat: 8pm / Sun: 3pm) |
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Electric Lodge (1416 Electric Ave, Venice, 310.306.1854) map |
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A story of betrayal, madness, and sexual hang-ups in the topsy-turvy world of a Depression-era carnival, Headless
is as dynamic and discombobulating as it gets. The show works
archetypal misfit runaways, precocious children, gruff and cynical
professional freaks, plenty of fakery, and fiercely guarded mysteries
into off-beat dialogue (e.g. "Just because you have sex with someone
doesn't mean you're going to murder them, does it?"). And while the
second act shoots for surreal but ends up just plain strange (think Cirque du Soleil mashed with As I Lay Dying), the production can still claim absolute originality and an unquestionably fearless aesthetic. (SND)
If you lost your head,
how would you find it? The two most eye-popping responses in 50 words
or less each receive a pair of tickets to this show. Entries close at
6pm on Tue 6.12.
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Joyce Campbell: LA Botanical
Now
through Sat 6.23 (Thur & Sat: 12-6pm) Gallery 727 (727 S Spring St,
Downtown, 213.627.9563) map
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Joyce
Campbell has undertaken the ambitious task of photographing all the
plants that grow in Los Angeles for which there is a documented use.
Using the antique process of the ambrotype, Campbell's plant portraits
are foreboding in their ephemerality. (KB)
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BECAUSE THE BOOK IS ALWAYS BETTER: BookShorts.com |
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Video killed the radio star, but books are taking a serious beating
from television, movies, video games, and the Internet. To rein you
back into reading, BookShorts.com
has married the dwindling attention spans of the MySpace generation to
the current trend of auteurs-as-ad-makers, partnering filmmakers with
authors to produce adaptations as trailers. The self-contained shorts
lampoon the tech-obsessed in Douglas Coupland's JPod;
rally the motorized workers of Jason Christie's i-ROBOT for their "hour of emancipation"; and detail the initial aftermath of a more literal
butt-kicking in an echoing LAX parking lot for Craig Davidson's upcoming novel, The Fighter. Featuring these and other three-to-five-minute mockumentaries, animated flicks, and author interviews, BookShorts' handy Biblioblog
documents and adds the mini-movies as they come, and updates
text-lovers on the publishing world's tentative venture into the
digital world. (IB)
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CD REVIEW: Lil' Wayne, Da Drought 3 |
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Young Money Entertainment
Released May 2007
$13.99 (Ari's Mixtapes)
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When Lil' Wayne
claims to be the best rapper alive, he's not bragging — but he may not
mean what you think he means. As on his earlier mixtape classics, Dedication 2 and Lil'
Weezyana,
he lets his mutable, guttural flow do the heavy lifting, cannibalizing
dozens of Top 40 beats. His verbal abstractions effortlessly shift
gears from marble-mouthed drawl and look-no-hands freestyles to
monosyllabic barks and ecstatic gurgles. All these vocal tics serve to
jump-start dense, absurd imagery; he's liable to switch subjects from Gremlins
to the reconstruction of New Orleans in a few breathless bars. Yet
wrapped in such dazzling sonics, even the most brainy rhymes strike at
the gut level. After a two-disc barrage of this, you're more likely
than ever to agree with Wayne's boasts. (TW)
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STREAMS: Warp Records Films |
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While YouTube is perhaps best known for playful, user-generated
content and copyright infringement, it also serves as a platform for
traditional content-providers to disseminate video content.
Groundbreaking electronic label Warp Records
— home to esteemed acts such as Boards of Canada, Autechre, Aphex Twin,
and, most recently, bands like Battles and Grizzly Bear — has recently
embraced the technology, creating a custom YouTube site
centered around a special video section. Tune in for live artist
performances, videos from the likes of Clark and !!!, and a
particularly engaging interview with Squarepusher. Also, be sure to pay
close attention to Battles' drummer, John Stanier, as he beats skins
live: the rest of the band is talented, but he's jaw-droppingly good.
(CJN)
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