Here are the reviews I'mworking on for this month.
Amazon: Thee Emergency - Can You Dig It?, The Submarines - Declare a New State, McKids Adventures - Get Up and Go With Ronald, Pink - Live in Europe, Winter Passing, Beavis and Butt-head - The Mike Judge Collection: Volume Two [three-disc set] (I also reviewed Volume One), Various Artists - '80s Hits Stripped, Alexi Murdoch - Time Without Consequence, Ism - Monkey Underneath, Madame Curie (Mervyn LeRoy reunites with Greer "Mrs. Miniver" Garson), Mike's Murder (Debra Winger plus Joe Jackson soundtrack), Don't Come Knocking (Wim Wenders reunites with Sam "Paris, Texas" Shepard), Thinking XXX - A Film by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders (porn stars on porn stars--metaphorically that is), PJ Harvey - On Tour: Please Leave Quietly, The Rockford Files - Season Two [six-disc set], and Tracey Takes on - Season Two [three-disc set].
Resonance: Lisa Germano - In the Maybe World (less catchy, still compelling), Mika Miko - C.Y.S.L.A.B.F., Broadcast - The Future Crayon (EP tracks and rarities), and an article on Ed Kuepper/the Laughing Clowns in light of the Cruel, But Fair box set.Seattle Sound: Local/DIY releases by Mike Dumovich (Mesojunarian) and one-man band Pipsqueak (Babydoll).
Seattle Film Blog: C.R.A.Z.Y. and Quinceañera, We Go Way Back (Lynn Shelton's dazzling debut), Me You Them and House of Sand (both by Andrucha Waddington, the former revamped from a previous review), Cedric Klapisch's Russian Dolls, and interviews with Keith Fulton (Brothers of the Head), John Schienfeld (Who is Harry Nilsson?), and Michel Gondry (The Science of Sleep).
Endnote: Images from Young God Records and Thee Emergency
(Ben Curkendall). Singer/smoker/shouter/testifier Dita Vox above.
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