Monthly Archives: April 2009
The Cry of Jazz: Q & A with director Edward Bland
” It was considered the work of madmen. Black racists. At best it was considered a personal statement. ” Continue reading
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Cedric Bixler of The Mars Volta: Substance of Style
“Over the years we have adopted some Tom Baker from Doctor Who, Joan Crawford noir, Yakuza style Japanese gangster suits and El Topo spaghetti western style dirtiness.” Continue reading
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Bruce Miles Hellington of 9353: What’s This For?
” In the end you become impressed with a lot of people no one notices and unimpressed with a lot of people everyone notices.” Continue reading
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La Lupe: Life in the Margins
” Her magic, then, is her ability to work both ends of the axis of attraction and repulsion. Perhaps that is why the word “magnetic” was so often used to describe her performances.” Continue reading
Filed under Articles, Spotlights
