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http://www.elliottbrood.ca/
http://www.weewerk.com/elliottbrood.html
Having only released one earlier EP thus far (of the mini-CD variety), Elliott Brood drops a stellar brand-new full-length. None of the members of this band are named Elliott (or brood for that matter), but the name seems somehow appropriate. Whereas Cursive picked up a cello and Fractal Pattern a french horn, Elliott Brood said "fuck all y'all" and opted for the banjo. Finally- hardcore banjo rock for the masses. Don't fuck with the twang, mang; see them November 26th at the Sidetrack.
runner-up (which just also happens to be "local-artist-of-the-day"):
artist: Lobby
song: Cloudpan (ayoye) download mp3!
album: Beta 0.8
website(s):
http://www.lobbynet.net/ (Ignore the main page... just hit up the music)
This fucker was a real bitch to track down on the internet, but damn was it worth it to find a shitload of downloadable mp3s!!! This dude's glitch-fuckery is unstoppable. I can't believe he's from the 780 and I've never even heard of him before! As soon as I'm done with this post I gotta check out the rest of those tracks...
edit: with lyrics like "you can't eat bread; you're just a dog", how can I not love the track Steamer?
edit: Eric, this track makes me think of Sunn 0))) with glitch beats: beatenmouth.mp3
honourable mention:
artist: Emily Sparks
song: Day In Day Out
album: What Could Not Be Buried
website:
http://www.wishingtreerecords.com/releases/emily_sparks_what.htm
There's a real good reason she's labelmates with the Super Furry Animals; she's fucking awesome. She mixes indie-rock and folk rock into seamless perfection.
For comparison:
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October 21, 2005 -- 11:22 PM
posted by Al
WRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!
Tell me the reference to the above statement and I'll give you a prize!
October 21, 2005 -- 9:57 PM
posted by nobody knows my face
don't tempt me...
October 21, 2005 -- 9:38 PM
posted by P
BOMB, BOMB, BOMB, BOMB, BOMB.
October 21, 2005 -- 9:16 PM
posted by nobody knows my face
what the fuck? I already knew all that shit. Where's the section on setting up the bomb???
October 21, 2005 -- 9:11 PM
posted by Par
All right, so it took me, uh, about 30 months, but you finally have an easy reference to HTML. It's in the links, and on the posting form. I expect much grovelling.
October 21, 2005 -- 7:11 PM
posted by nobody knows my face
song of the day (which also just happens to be the "Canadian choice of the day"):
artist: Elliott Brood
song: Acer Negundo
album: Ambassador
website(s):
Having only released one earlier EP thus far (of the mini-CD variety), Elliott Brood drops a stellar brand-new full-length. None of the members of this band are named Elliott (or brood for that matter), but the name seems somehow appropriate. Whereas Cursive picked up a cello and Fractal Pattern a french horn, Elliott Brood said "fuck all y'all" and opted for the banjo. Finally- hardcore banjo rock for the masses. Don't fuck with the twang, mang; see them November 26th at the Sidetrack.
runner-up (which just also happens to be "local-artist-of-the-day"):
artist: Lobby
song: Cloudpan (ayoye) download mp3!
album: Beta 0.8
website(s):
This fucker was a real bitch to track down on the internet, but damn was it worth it to find a shitload of downloadable mp3s!!! This dude's glitch-fuckery is unstoppable. I can't believe he's from the 780 and I've never even heard of him before! As soon as I'm done with this post I gotta check out the rest of those tracks...
edit: with lyrics like "you can't eat bread; you're just a dog", how can I not love the track Steamer?
edit: Eric, this track makes me think of Sunn 0))) with glitch beats: beatenmouth.mp3
honourable mention:
artist: Emily Sparks
song: Day In Day Out
album: What Could Not Be Buried
website:
There's a real good reason she's labelmates with the Super Furry Animals; she's fucking awesome. She mixes indie-rock and folk rock into seamless perfection.
October 21, 2005 -- 6:09 PM
posted by nobody knows my face
aw, you gotta be fucking kidding me... ninja high school was gonna be my fuckin song of the day today!!! You bastard! You're damn lucky I've got back-up song-of-the-days ready.
I still can't believe you listened to those bastards before I had a chance to tell you about them. Damn. Way to ruin my discovery, hahaha.
October 21, 2005 -- 11:14 AM
posted by Par
It's Del-boy! (Get it? He's got "Del" in his name and he looks like the lead character from Only Fools and Horses. It's clever, damnit!)
For comparison:
October 21, 2005 -- 11:00 AM
posted by eric
kay sorry this is the last one: TONY I THINK YOU SHOULD CHECK THIS OUT
http://edmonton.craigslist.org/wrg/104902583.html
Looking for a few good correspondents for blogging news site
Reply to: see below
Date: 2005-10-18, 7:47AM MDT
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For more information, please send an email to bnneditor@gmail.com with
"local correspondent" in the subject line of your e-mail. We look forward
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this is in or around Edmonton
no -- it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
Compensation: Ads for your blog on the BNN site and exposure to a large global audience of blog-friendly readers
104902583
October 21, 2005 -- 10:54 AM
posted by eric
edmonton craigslist continued:
http://edmonton.craigslist.org/zip/102883924.html
Access code to betting system
Reply to: anon-102883924@craigslist.org
Date: 2005-10-09, 12:31AM MDT
This is a code to access a betting strategy called the Progressive Don't. It was included as a link in a seminar on Casino gaming. I posted this code several weeks ago asking that anyone who wins money playing it donate $20.00 to the Red Cross. I got 4 e-mails all from Craigs List people telling me they did ...so it can't be all wrong. I'm posting it again hoping to do the same. There's no spam, or ads or anything like that. You don't have to register for nothing. It's information only. You just need the code. 214711 to see it. As of today the code was active and valid beyond that I can't guarantee you anything but it did put $ 82.00 in my pocket in about 15 minutes. It's free. If you win.... drop a 20 on the Red Cross. If you have AOL you will probably find that it will not read java which is how the code is written. You are welcome to e-mail me for a bypass of the code if you like.
Check it out here. You need a code 214711 to get it.
this is in or around edmonton
no -- it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
102883924
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