It was just about a month ago that I became aware of the self-described “pop music cult” Hussalonia, and since then I’ve listened to Hussalonia songs about 350 times. Even more surprising, I’m showing no signs of getting sick of them.
Partly this is because Hussalonia is really good*, partly it’s because they (mostly just he [...]
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Song of the Month: Hussalonia, “For Those About to Rock, I Ignore You”
09 Oct 2009 · No Comments
Tags: acoustic · electro-acoustic · experimental · folk · h · hard rock · heavy metal · indie pop · indie rock · lo-fi · new wave · power pop
Robyn Hitchcock, 21 November 2008
24 Nov 2008 · No Comments
Friday’s performance was just the tonic for folks who’ve seen Robyn Hitchcock numerous times in the past. The setlist was primarily drawn from his magnificent first (mostly) acoustic album, 1984’s I Often Dream of Trains. He was accompanied by recent frequent accomplice Tim Keegan on guitar and vocals, and (former member of The [...]
Tags: acoustic · h · live · somerville theatre
Kay Hanley – Weaponize
13 Jul 2008 · 3 Comments
I had just enough leftover affection for Kay Hanley’s 90’s act Letters to Cleo to check out the previews for her new record, even though the only thing I remember about her solo debut Cherry Marmalade is that I felt like I didn’t need to hear anything on it twice. I’m really glad I gave [...]
Tags: 2008 · alternative · exceeds expectations · h
new england digital music bonanza
03 May 2008 · 2 Comments
I’m going to link MySpace pages in this post. I feel like it’s a little irresponsible to do that without mentioning a more-or-less safe way to follow the links. Here’s what I recommend for visiting MySpace:
Set up a browser (or browser profile) to delete all cookies on exitI like to configure Opera up for [...]
Tags: 2008 · c · d · h · indie rock · lo-fi · punk
Hallelujah the Hills – Collective Psychosis Begone
05 Aug 2007 · No Comments
My wonderful girlfriend walloped the proverbial nail right on its old beaner when she said that Hallelujah the Hills seemed to be aiming, sonically, for Neutral Milk Hotel, but achieving Guided by Voices. My (few) quibbles with this record are all things that I think involving professional studio help would have fixed (this will doubtless [...]
Tags: 2007 · h · indie rock · misra