Japanther’s Dinosaur Death Dance

Written by Gerry Visco on November 21, 2007. Posted in Music, Posts

The staff at P.S. 122 handed out free earplugs at the door at last Friday’s Japanther show. That was a foretaste of what was to come at Brooklyn noise-duo Japanther‘s set in a small cave-like room packed with devoted followers revved up and toting cans of Rolling Rock. Don’t you love it when it rains
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Homoccult & Other Esoterotica

Written by Gerry Visco on November 20, 2007. Posted in Arts & Film, Posts

The Homoccult & Other Esoterotica was part of the 20th annual Mix NYC-Queer Film Festival and a presentation of a series of short films by artists and filmmakers who are part of the "Generation Hex," a group of collaborators. Sorry, but not one budding Kenneth Angers in the bunch. The flicks were supposed to blend
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Give Me Your Ugly

Written by Gerry Visco on November 7, 2007. Posted in Posts

Sufjan Stevens continues to celebrate the downtrodden and disgusting with the BQE at
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Momus Revisited

Written by Gerry Visco on October 13, 2007. Posted in Music, Posts

Nick Currie, the artist currently known as Momus, was in New York City this past week, performing at Joe’s Pub. Born in Paisley, Scotland, the multi-talented, eye-patch-wearing writer/singer/artist/blogger is a former downtown resident – he lived in Chinatown during 9/11 but left not long afterward in March 2002. Currently living in Berlin, Currie returns
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Japanther’s Dinosaur Death Dance

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Give Me Your Ugly

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