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From The Indelicates 2008 American Demo on Weekender Records. -
The first song off of mice and rifles' sophomore EP, "Beginner's Luck". Check out the review by JohnnyOthers here on indieoma! -
From the 1997 release: Wrong-Eyed Jesus (The Mysterious Tale of How I Shouted) -
Scott Brusaw, inventor of the Solar Roadway, explains how we can use our roads to generate sustainable energy and update the power grid. -
"Easy" from Deer Tick's June 2009 release, Born on Flag Day. -
Volume 1, Part 1 of Ash's conversation with Michael Madsen - "Stepping Through the Door" -
The Black Rock Coalition breaks ground. Living Colour breaks on MTV. Smart people discuss an interesting time. -
Austin's indie en Espanol band, Maneja Beto, plans to return this summer, enjoy the tune. -
great video directed and filmed in Chile by Barbara Matas -
Junebug: Big Sky. Kurt Friel: bass/guitar/vocals, Jeff Soderberg: vocals/guitar, J O’Donnell: Percussion Written by - Williams/Perullo/Soderbergh/Friel -
What awaits us in the future? War? Robots? What role will mustaches play? All your questions will be answered.. -
Title track from The Low Anthem's June 2009 release, Oh My God Charlie Darwin. -
On February 20th, 2003, the 4th largest nightclub fire in American history claimed the lives of 100 people. This film is about 1 of them. -
"Home" - Part 1 of our conversation with Bert Crenca, co-founder and Artistic Director of AS220 in Providence Rhode Island. -
A conversation with artist Jeff Soderbergh about inspiration, reclaiming a piece of history and the Sanford and Son theme song. -
Soul Kiss - Kurt Friel: bass/guitar/vocals, Jeff Soderberg: vocals/guitar, Troy Williams: percussion programing. Written by - Soderbergh/Friel -
From 2007's Mild Peril. "Flytrap" by Fine Excuses.
Rhode Island Feature: AS220
Providence is home to one of the most impressive, dynamic and progressive arts organization. Get to know AS220’s co-founder and Artistic Director, Bert Crenca.
Commentaries
Jun
19
2009
Why are the iranians dreaming again?*
Originally from http://thinwildmercurythought.blogspot.com/
The following is a guest post from Ali Alizadeh, Researcher at the Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy, Middlesex University. You can also see him discussing the situation in Iran here on BBC’s Newsnight.
[This piece is copyright-free. Please distrbute widely.]
Iran is currently in the grip of a new and strong political movement. While this movement proves that Ahmadinejad’s populist techniques of deception no ...
Jun
17
2009
Iran: Why It's Important
I think it’s vital we start out here with something concrete. After all, there is little point in theorising with no intended result in reality. And most theories, if useful at all are in any case a form of praxis in kernel form.
A battle of ideologies is raging in Iran as we speak. Many of us look on with a feeling of disquiet. What can we do to help?
Well, this is certainly not a localised problem, and we all have a right to be concerned with developments in Iran, as they go far be...
Indieoma Special Feature
Jun
16
2009
The Futurists
From tyranny to Utopia, crazed artists to mad scientists, end of the world prophecies to amoral fables, we’ve got the future covered. The future’s a gift you give to yourself, and for now it’s entirely the thought that counts. Today we’ve done the thinking for you. Tomorrow, well…
Indieoma Special Feature
Jun
02
2009
Media Panic
If you found yourself getting through an extraordinary amount of handwash about a month back, whilst avoiding public transport at all costs and performing the occasional somersault in order to avoid the globules of phlegm emitting from the one or two persons ignorant enough to forget to cover their mouths whilst coughing, then you’ll know all about media panics: i.e. they’re led by the media, but it’s we, the people, who do the panicking! Though, come to think of it, donR...
Indieoma Special Feature
May
27
2009
Brighton Fringe Festival - Part 1
Brighton Fringe Coverage – Part 1
This week on Indieoma you can read the first part of our Brighton Fringe Festival coverage.
Perfectly tailored to today’s pace of living, when a night out at the theatre clashes with so much else; Bite Size introduces 6 new ten minutes plays within the space of an hour.
Primarily a lunchtime event (indeed there are a few people munching on sandwiches here today) although there are also a handful of brunch performances at weekends, the concept eve...
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