Some [Fair]weather Faces on Film: some admirable, some easy to forget. Continue reading
Author Archives: GARRETT COSGRAVE
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Tags: cd review, Faces on Film, Folk, Issue 13.32, Nice Music Group, Some Weather
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DIG THAT: THE CHITLIN’ CIRCUIT AND THE ROAD TO ROCK & ROLL
Alright snobs, let’s go. You think you know where rock ‘n roll came from because you like The Beatles and Elvis? Well let me tell you what, Jack, you don’t know shit. Continue reading
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Tags: Book Review, Dig That, Issue 13.20, Norton, Preston Lauterbach, The Chitlin' Circuit and the Road to Rock & Roll
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PANELED: EXPLODINGDOG
You can probably count the number of webcomic artists whose work has appeared in an art gallery on one hand. Maybe two, I haven’t actually checked. Sam Brown is one of those proud few. His unique lines and bold color palette sets his stick figures (yup) apart from the ones you draw when your significant other calls to tell you how much they miss you. Brown fills his minimalist characters with an impressive amount of emotion, which comes from the honesty he puts into his work. Continue reading
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Tags: Diesel Sweeties, Ducks, ExplodingDog, Liquid Evil, Paneled, Red Robot, Sam Brown, webcomic
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FOTOBOM: TOGETHER FASHION SHOW
Day-to-day fashion? Baffling. Artistic, innovative fashion shows? Enthralling. Continue reading
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DIG THAT: COMPASSION IN EMPTINESS
In the 14 hours you get to spend with His Holiness (four discs in all), he guides you through Buddhist lessons and texts in great depth to arrive at a simple yet infinitely complex point: compassion for yourself and others will improve the world. Continue reading
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Tags: Compassion in Emptiness, Dalai Lama, Dig That, DVD, Issue 13.28, Oscilloscope
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UNDERNEATH THE COVER: JESSE HALEY
Jesse Haley started his own local design company, South End Textiles (S.E.T.), in 2007. He puts together postcards, t-shirts and posters that capture parts of the Hub that are ignored in mainstream stationary and gifts. Jesse designed this week’s cover for the Dig, which stars Whitey. You should know who both of them are at this point.
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EXIT POLLS: CAMBRIDGE DANCE PARTY
We somehow manage to talk with people after the Cambridge Dance Competition while they dance their faces off. Continue reading
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JOHN MAUS: WE MUST BECOME THE PITILESS CENSORS OF OURSELVES
Stand in the middle of a dark warehouse, recall that time you got dumped, wasted, and arrested all in one night, and then start dancing. What’s the soundtrack? John Maus. Continue reading
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Tags: cd review, Dark Wave, Dub, Electronic, Issue 13.26, John Maus, Ribbon Music, We Must Become the Pitiless Censors of Ourselves
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IN THE TUBES: MY FRIEND EVAN
You’re talkin’ half-a-pound to a pound for a fatty squirrel. Continue reading
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Tags: 6lb dog, drunk dial, Evan, house fires, internet, sorghum, squirrels, voice mail
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PANELED: DINOSAUR COMICS
Author Ryan North: “I could’ve done ‘Creepy Spiders Living Under Your Bed And Crawling Into Your Mouth While You Sleep Comics’, but that’s a harder sell, you know?” Continue reading
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IN THE TUBES: GIVE ME YOUR CASH
Janice Hahn: pure evil, insane, putting gangstas back on the street. Bad for L.A., bad for America. Donate now, homies. Continue reading
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BRIMJOB: MADONNA DANCE
More passionate than anyone on TV, I think this kid can dance. Easily the best homage to Madonna ever. Continue reading
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