celebrate
Aural Minority has moved to a monthly format and as such, we’re making each month’s update a little chunkier with more interviews and reviews. And as I sort of slowed down on both the writing and promotion aspects of the magazine, I’m gonna turn a new leaf with this November update and will again start spamming people about how awesome we are...
Celebration: The Artists Formerly Known As Birdland
By Jeremiah Griffey
Sample paragraph:
In Celebration, the band continues their classic evolution from primordial to primeval to primal by essentially eliminating the guitars, instead favoring organs and piano. The resulting sound is as soulful as Billy Holliday, as punk as The Birthday Party and as indescribable as Tom Waits. They’ve grown from volatile punks to mature adults over the course of four full-length albums and a few seven inches.
Keep reading...
-nick
Celebration: The Artists Formerly Known As Birdland
By Jeremiah Griffey
Sample paragraph:
In Celebration, the band continues their classic evolution from primordial to primeval to primal by essentially eliminating the guitars, instead favoring organs and piano. The resulting sound is as soulful as Billy Holliday, as punk as The Birthday Party and as indescribable as Tom Waits. They’ve grown from volatile punks to mature adults over the course of four full-length albums and a few seven inches.
Keep reading...
-nick